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Unit 6: SELLING
A. Overview
2.Fill the given words in blank to complete the text. Fill the given words in blank to
complete the text.
Marketing attempts to (1)……….. and anticipate the needs of potential customers. This may be
achieved through carrying out (2)……….. to find out what customers want. Sales, on the other
hand, focuses on (3)……… the customer that the product or service that will meet this need can
be provided. The marketing mix refers to:
• Establishing a price
This is also known as the four Ps: product, price, place and promotion. (6)…… ways to promote a
product or service include “above the line” advertising (e.g. TV, radio, press) and “below the line”
(e.g. direct mail). However, for (7)……….groups which might not respond to traditional
techniques, less traditional methods have been developed. Guerrilla marketing (see the Dilemma &
Decision) is a term coined by the business (8)……. Jay Conrad Levison. It describes how
conventional goals of traditional methods. Guerrilla marketing tends to use (9)………. (and often
less expensive) ways to promote a product, such as using easy to remember telephone numbers,
(10)…… unusual competition s or promotions or advertising in unusual (11)………where
customers would not normally expect to see a product promoted. The aim with these
unconventional methods is to use (12)……….. to capture attention, while using minimum
resources. An example of guerrilla marketing techniques can be seen in the photograph at the start
of the unit. Rather than using traditional marketing techniques that students might be (13)……….
to, Red Bull (a company that makes energy drinks) recruits students to drive to the (14)………….
and hands out free samples from a fridge installed in the car Read Bull provides them with
(Reading, p.77).
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B. Reading : Marketing to students
III. WRITE
1. 4. 7.
2. 5. 8.
3. 6. 9.