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What is the primary focus of the production orientation in marketing during the period of 1860-1920?
What is the primary focus of the production orientation in marketing during the period of 1860-1920?
- Innovating new product designs
- Targeting diverse consumer segments
- Maximizing customer satisfaction
- Production and distribution at the lowest possible costs (correct)
Which of the following concepts best describes the relationship between marketing and society?
Which of the following concepts best describes the relationship between marketing and society?
- Marketing operates independently of societal changes
- Marketing focuses solely on consumer behavior
- Marketing is influenced by technological advancements only
- Marketing has always been contextual and related to society (correct)
What does the BCG growth-market matrix help businesses assess?
What does the BCG growth-market matrix help businesses assess?
- Effective branding strategies
- Product lifecycle stages
- Consumer preferences over time
- Market growth potential and competition (correct)
In modern marketing, which of the following is a significant aspect of understanding ‘who’ to target?
In modern marketing, which of the following is a significant aspect of understanding ‘who’ to target?
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Which elements are primarily included in the 4 P’s of marketing?
Which elements are primarily included in the 4 P’s of marketing?
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Marketing Overview
- Marketing encompasses the process of promoting, selling, and distributing a product or service.
- Strong historical ties to societal changes and technological development.
History of Marketing
- Evolved significantly post-Industrial Revolution with shifts in production capabilities.
- Marked advancements in product offerings and distribution methods.
Core Concepts in Marketing
- 4 P's of Marketing: Product, Price, Place, Promotion.
- 7 C's of Marketing: Consumer, Cost, Convenience, Communication, Channel, Content, Context.
Targeting and Segmentation
- Essential to identify the right audience for marketing efforts.
- Segmentation divides the market based on characteristics such as demographics, behavior, and needs.
Positioning
- Crafting a distinct image or perception of a product in the minds of consumers.
- Relates to how consumers perceive value and differentiate products.
Strategic Planning
- Vision and mission guide the overall marketing strategy.
- Focus on building relationships with customers through effective communication and branding.
BCG Growth-Market Matrix
- A tool to analyze products based on market growth and market share.
- Helps in resource allocation and strategic decisions.
Consumer Behavior
- Involves understanding why customers buy and how they make purchasing decisions.
- Influenced by external factors (macro) and personal factors (micro).
Market Analysis Tools
- Porter’s Five Forces: Analyzes competitive intensity and attractiveness in a market.
- PESTLE Analysis: Evaluates external factors that impact marketing strategy: Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, Environmental.
Evolution of Marketing Orientation
- Production Orientation (1860-1920): Focus primarily on production efficiency and distribution at low costs.
- Limited variety of products in the market during this period shaped marketing practices.
Importance of Experience and Service
- Modern marketing emphasizes the consumer experience and service quality over mere product features.
- Marketing strategies adapt to changing consumer expectations and societal contexts.
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