Marketing and Sales Overview
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What are the two primary activities that fall under marketing?

Advertising and selling

What are the four Ps of marketing?

  • Product, Price, Place, Promotion (correct)
  • Product, Price, Placement, Promotion
  • Promotion, Price, Place, People
  • Product, Price, Place, People

What is the purpose of marketing?

To create interest and gather knowledge about potential buyers or customers.

Marketing is only applicable to large corporations with extensive resources.

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What are some examples of marketing tactics?

<p>Advertising, celebrity endorsements, catchy slogans, memorable packaging, and overall media exposure.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Inbound marketing involves creating content that educates website visitors about a company's products or services.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of sales in the marketing mix?

<p>Sales refers to all activities that lead to the selling of goods and services.</p> Signup and view all the answers

In traditional marketing models, sales took over after a business knew a prospect existed.

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What is the role of trust in sales?

<p>Trust is crucial for successful sales, as it shortens the sales process and builds a strong customer relationship.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Good salespeople are not vital to a business, as marketing can now handle all customer interactions.

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What is the purpose of the 'product' element in the marketing mix?

<p>The product should fulfill a market need by providing a new product or improving an existing one.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What factors should companies consider when setting a product's price?

<p>Unit cost price, marketing costs, distribution expenses, competing product prices, and consumer affordability.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the two primary channels for distributing a product?

<p>Physical storefront and online sales.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the promotion element in the marketing mix?

<p>Promotion encompasses various activities like advertising, selling, sales promotions, public relations, and direct marketing.</p> Signup and view all the answers

The ‘people’ element in marketing refers to the team of marketers responsible for promoting the product.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can positive customer interactions contribute to business success?

<p>Positive interactions, such as those with salespeople or virtual assistants, can build customer loyalty and increase repeat business.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Marketing

Activities a company does to promote buying or selling a product or service.

Sales

Activities leading to selling goods/services.

Inbound Marketing

Creating content to inform website visitors about company solutions.

Marketing Mix (5 Ps)

Product, Price, Place, Promotion, and People used in marketing.

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Product (Marketing Mix)

Item offered to customers; it fulfills a need or increases demand.

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Price (Marketing Mix)

Cost of the product, considering costs and competitors.

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Place (Marketing Mix)

Distribution of the product (online, physical, or both).

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Promotion (Marketing Mix)

Integrated marketing communications, including ads, sales, PR.

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People (Marketing Mix)

Importance of staff's behavior on customer experience.

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E-commerce Marketing

Strategies for marketing products online.

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Trust

Essential for business success; crucial and slow to develop.

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Inbound Marketing

Attracting customers through helpful content instead of ads.

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Content Marketing

Creating and sharing valuable content to attract and engage an audience.

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Product Life Cycle

Stages a product goes through from introduction to decline.

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Study Notes

Marketing Defined

  • Marketing encompasses activities promoting product/service buying/selling, including advertising, selling, and delivery to consumers/businesses.
  • Marketing can be performed by affiliates on behalf of a company.
  • Marketing aims to attract key audiences through advertising, promotions (e.g., endorsements, slogans, packaging), and overall media exposure.
  • Marketing is any action creating interest/knowledge about potential buyers (traditional: ads; inbound: content creating).
  • Marketing now takes more responsibility for sales.
  • Marketing teams educate prospects, streamlining the buying process without relying solely on sales reps.

Sales Defined

  • Sales encompass all actions leading to a sale of goods/services.
  • Traditionally, sales followed marketing (e.g., advertisement prompts a visit to a store, leading to a sales rep interaction).
  • In inbound marketing, websites play a significant role in educating prospects; trust develops through online content, shortening the sales process.
  • Salespeople remain crucial for interactions where money changes hands; they should operate with integrity.

Marketing Mix (The 5 Ps)

  • Product: Offers fulfilling a market need or increasing demand for an existing product; considers competitors, secondary products, and/or substitutes.
  • Price: Includes unit cost, marketing/distribution costs; considers competing product prices for a reasonable alternative to consumers.
  • Place: Distribution method (storefront, online, or both); considers product placement (physical/digital).
  • Promotion: Integrated marketing communications—various activities (advertising, selling, promotions, PR, direct marketing, sponsorships, guerrilla marketing). Promotions vary based on a product's stage in its life cycle.
  • People: Employees (like sales reps, virtual assistants) significantly influence customer perception and retention; rude staff can result in loss of clients.

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This quiz explores the fundamental concepts of marketing and sales, highlighting their definitions, roles, and interrelation in the business environment. Learn about how marketing creates interest and knowledge about products while sales focuses on closing transactions. Perfect for understanding the dynamics between these two key business functions.

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