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Who typically conducts marketing?
Who typically conducts marketing?
- Government agencies and trade associations
- Dedicated marketing firms only
- Consumers themselves
- The seller, such as a retailer or manufacturer (correct)
What is the primary goal of marketing?
What is the primary goal of marketing?
- To create and exchange goods and services
- To maximize profits for the seller
- To identify customers and satisfy their needs (correct)
- To conduct market research and advertising
What are the two main categories of marketing?
What are the two main categories of marketing?
- Product and service marketing
- Online and offline marketing
- B2B and B2C (correct)
- Direct and indirect marketing
What are market orientations in the context of marketing?
What are market orientations in the context of marketing?
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What does the marketing mix outline?
What does the marketing mix outline?
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Marketing Fundamentals
- Organizations, individuals, and businesses typically conduct marketing to promote their products, services, or ideas.
Marketing Objectives
- The primary goal of marketing is to create and maintain a mutually beneficial exchange between the organization and its customers.
Marketing Categories
- The two main categories of marketing are:
- Business-to-Business (B2B) marketing, which involves marketing products or services to other businesses or organizations.
- Business-to-Consumer (B2C) marketing, which involves marketing products or services directly to individual consumers.
Market Orientations
- Market orientations in the context of marketing refer to the approaches or philosophies that guide an organization's marketing activities.
- There are three main market orientations: production orientation, product orientation, and market orientation.
Marketing Mix
- The marketing mix, also known as the 4 Ps, outlines the four key elements of marketing:
- Product: what the organization offers to satisfy customer needs.
- Price: the amount the customer pays for the product.
- Promotion: all activities designed to communicate the product's benefits and persuade customers to buy.
- Place: the channels and processes used to get the product to the customer.
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