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What is the essence of marketing?
What is the essence of marketing?
A transaction (exchange process)
What is the definition of marketing?
What is the definition of marketing?
A total system of business activities designed to plan, price, promote and distribute want-satisfying products to target markets.
Which of the following stages is NOT part of the evolution of marketing?
Which of the following stages is NOT part of the evolution of marketing?
The main focus of the ______ orientation stage was to produce a large quantity of products.
The main focus of the ______ orientation stage was to produce a large quantity of products.
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What became the main focus during the sales-orientation stage?
What became the main focus during the sales-orientation stage?
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Marketing and selling are the same.
Marketing and selling are the same.
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What is the first task in marketing?
What is the first task in marketing?
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What is emphasized in marketing compared to selling?
What is emphasized in marketing compared to selling?
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What are the three elements included in the marketing concept?
What are the three elements included in the marketing concept?
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What is relationship marketing focused on?
What is relationship marketing focused on?
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Study Notes
The Field of Marketing
- Marketing is about exchanging value between social units.
- It involves activities to facilitate exchanges and satisfy human needs.
- Four conditions are needed for a marketing exchange:
- Two or more parties must be involved
- Each party must have something of value for the other party
- Each party must be willing to give up their item of value
- Each party must have the ability to communicate and deliver the item of value
- Marketing is a system of business activities with the goal of planning, pricing, promoting, and distributing products to satisfy target markets and achieve organizational objectives.
- The focus should be consumer-oriented, starting with understanding wants.
Evolution of Marketing
- Marketing has evolved through three stages:
- Production orientation
- Sales orientation
- Marketing (consumer) orientation
Production Orientation
- Focus on producing large quantities of products.
- Emphasized efficiency and cost control.
- Supply exceeded demand.
- Marketing activities were not a priority.
Sales Orientation
- Sales and promotion became key strategies.
- Focus on selling products.
Marketing Orientation
- Identifying and satisfying customer needs became the focus.
- Companies became customer-oriented.
- Marketing was integrated into long-term and short-term planning.
- Understanding customer wants and needs became crucial.
Differences Between Marketing and Selling
- Selling is internally focused, focusing on the product and its features.
- Marketing is externally focused, focusing on customer needs and wants.
- Selling aims to sell existing products, while Marketing creates products to satisfy customer desires.
- Selling is short-term focused, whereas Marketing is long-term focused.
Marketing Concept
- It's a business philosophy focused on understanding and meeting customer needs and wants.
- It involves three elements:
- Customer orientation: Understanding and meeting customer needs and wants
- Coordination of marketing activities: Developing a strategy to deliver value effectively
- Achieving organizational objectives: Maximizing profits by satisfying customers
Relationship Marketing
- Relationship marketing aims to develop long-term relationships with customers.
- It emphasizes building connections with customers, exceeding expectations, and fostering loyalty.
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Explore the fundamental principles of marketing, including the essential conditions for exchanging value between parties. This quiz covers the evolution of marketing strategies, emphasizing production, sales, and consumer orientations.
