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54179-MKTG 2013 01 Defining Marketing
54179-MKTG 2013 01 Defining Marketing
Kotler • Keller
Marketing Management • 14e
Defining
Marke,ng
for
the
21st
Century
Discussion
Ques,ons
1. Why
is
marke,ng
important?
2. What
is
the
scope
of
marke,ng?
3. What
are
some
fundamental
marke,ng
concepts?
4. How
has
marke,ng
management
changed
in
recent
years?
5. What
are
the
task
necessary
for
successful
marke,ng
management?
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Marke,ng
Demand Jobs
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Marke&ng
is
the
ac,vity,
set
of
ins,tu,ons,
and
processes
for
crea,ng,
communica,ng,
delivering,
and
exchanging
offers
that
have
value
for
customers,
clients,
partners,
and
society
at
large.
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Marke&ng
management
is
the
art
and
science
of
choosing
target
markets
and
geTng,
keeping,
and
growing
customers
through
crea,ng,
delivering,
and
communica,ng
superior
customer
value.
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What
is
Marketed?
Persons
• Experiences
• Events
• Proper,es
• Organiza,ons
• Informa,on
• Ideas
Goods
Places
Services
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Who
markets?
Response
AZen,on
Purchase
Dona,on
Vote
Marketer Prospect
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Types
of
Demand
Unwholesome Declining
• Nonexistent
• Latent
Irregular
• Full
Nega,ve
• Overfull
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Markets
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Simple
Marke,ng
System
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Key
Customer
Markets
Global
Markets
Consumer Market
Marketplaces Marketspaces
Metamarkets
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Core
Marke,ng
Concepts
Needs,
Wants,
and
Demands
Target
Markets,
Posi,oning,
and
Segmenta,on
Supply Chain
Marke,ng
Environment
Compe,,on
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The
New
Marke,ng
Reali,es
Globaliza,on
Communicate
Informa,on
w/Customer
Collect
Technology
Informa,on
Consumer
Differen,ate
Informa,on
Increased
Goods
Compe,,on
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Who
is
Responsible
for
Marke,ng?
En,re
Organiza,on
Marke,ng
Department
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Marke,ng
Concepts
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Holis,c
Marke,ng
Dimensions
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Rela,onship
Marke,ng
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Integrated
Marke,ng
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Internal
Marke,ng
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Performance
Marke,ng
Social Responsibility
Financial
Accountability
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The
Four
P’s
of
the
Marke,ng
Mix
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Marke,ng
Management
Tasks
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