The document discusses principles of marketing and customer value. It outlines 5 types of customer value: product value, service value, social value, personal value, and psychological value. Product value is the benefit a customer gets from using a product. Service value is the difference between original and salvage costs of a service. Social value is the importance people place on life changes. Personal values vary between individuals but guide actions. Psychological value depends on a person and situation. Designing superior customer value is key to business success in today's competitive market.
The document discusses principles of marketing and customer value. It outlines 5 types of customer value: product value, service value, social value, personal value, and psychological value. Product value is the benefit a customer gets from using a product. Service value is the difference between original and salvage costs of a service. Social value is the importance people place on life changes. Personal values vary between individuals but guide actions. Psychological value depends on a person and situation. Designing superior customer value is key to business success in today's competitive market.
The document discusses principles of marketing and customer value. It outlines 5 types of customer value: product value, service value, social value, personal value, and psychological value. Product value is the benefit a customer gets from using a product. Service value is the difference between original and salvage costs of a service. Social value is the importance people place on life changes. Personal values vary between individuals but guide actions. Psychological value depends on a person and situation. Designing superior customer value is key to business success in today's competitive market.
IMPORTANCE OF CUSTOMER VALUE TYPES OF CUSTOMER VALUE • Product Value- is the benefit that a customer gets by using a product to satisfy their needs,minus associated costs. Complexity is the effort associated with delivering such a product to the customer. EXAMPLE OF PRODUCT VALUE • Availability: Customers can access the product online or oflline. • Convenience: The product is available on multiple devices including mobile. • Speed: The product does it’s job quickly with no lag or delay. • Cost: The product is more affordable than it’s competitors. • Service Value- means the difference between the original costs and the net salvage value of utility property. A good example of this would be the value of a provider whose services are always available,just in time, to a consumer that also manages the flow of it’s activities in a just in the manner. • Social Value- is the quantification of the relative importance that people place on the changes they experience in their lives. Social Value include justice,freedom,respect,community,and responsibility. • Personal Value- are “broad desirable goals that motivate people’s action and serve as guiding principles in their lives”.Everyone has values ,but each person has a different value set. EXAMPLE OF PERSONAL VALUE; Honesty Creativity Integrity Loyalty Courage Friendship Kindness Compassion Empathy Adventure Humility Intelligence Sincerity Understanding • Psychological Value- is an attribute of the percipient or actor, and consequently it varies from one individual to the next and from one occassion to another. IMPORTANCE OF CUSTOMER VALUE • 1. Designing and providing superior customer value are the keys to successful business strategy in the 21st century. • 2. Value reigns supreme in today’s marketplace and marketspace. • 3. Customer will not pay more than a product is worth and will reward excellence • 4. A customer-centric culture provides focus and direction for the organization,ensuring that exception value will be offerd to customers. • 5. Designing and delivering superior customer value propels organizations to market leadership positions in today’s highly competitive global market-absolute advantage. • 6. Providing outstanding customer value has become a mandate for management. Customer Relationship Marketing • -will make earlier agents of change look inadequete.The key facilitator is technology available to marketers.CRM weds the individual customer and technology in ways that are unique.These fourth-wave relationships, propelled by a confluence of technological advances,will themselves change at geometric rates.(1) One-to-one marketing,(2) Database marketing,(3) Integrated marketing, and (4) Interactivity. 9 Relationship Marketing Strategies And Tools 1.NETWORKING-Networking,online and off,can be a powerful relationship marketing technique.This isn’t just for job seekers!Think about the interests that you have as a business,and then join groups that share your affinities. 2.CHERISH EACH CUSTOMER-Not just in the way that every company says that they do.Make sure that every interaction you have with your customers shows them that they are valued. 3.LISTEN TO YOUR CUSTOMERS-Listen to your customers!Every business says they do,but not all follow through or apply what they’ve heard.Even listening and responding to compliments can be beneficial.People love knowing they’ve been heard.Even complaints can be a blessing in disguise.People often just want someone to share their concerns with. QUIZ TIME! 1.is the quantification of the relative importance that people place on the changes they experience in their lives. Social Value include justice,freedom,respect,community,and responsibility. a. Product Value b. Psychological Value c.Personal Value d.Social Value QUIZ TIME! 2.is an attribute of the percipient or actor, and consequently it varies from one individual to the next and from one occassion to another. a. Product Value b. Psychological Value c.Personal Value d.Social Value QUIZ TIME! 3. is the benefit that a customer gets by using a product to satisfy their needs,minus associated costs. Complexity is the effort associated with delivering such a product to the customer. a. Product Value b. Psychological Value c.Personal Value d.Social Value QUIZ TIME! 4.are “broad desirable goals that motivate people’s action and serve as guiding principles in their lives”.Everyone has values ,but each person has a different value set. a. Product Value b. Psychological Value c.Personal Value d.Social Value QUIZ TIME! 5.means the difference between the original costs and the net salvage value of utility property. A good example of this would be the value of a provider whose services are always available,just in time, to a consumer that also manages the flow of it’s activities in a just in the manner. a. Service Value b. Psychological Value c.Personal Value d.Social Value QUIZ TIME! 6-10 GIVE THE 5 TYPES OF CUSTOMER VALUE 11-15 GIVE 5 EXAMPLE OF PERSONAL VALUE 15-20 GIVE THE 3 EXAMPLES OF RELATIONSHIP MARKETING STRATEGIES GROUP 1 MEMBERS Mae Raquel Enrique Regine Adriosula Richelle Gadiano Mary Grace Jose Billy Joe Berras Jetro Doroni Gigi Bautista