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Marketing FunctionsMarketing Functions

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ObjectivesObjectives

Explain the marketing functions.

Discuss the importance of each marketing function.

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Explain the marketing functions.

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• Many team activitiesMany team activities

• Success dependent upon Success dependent upon team membersteam members

• Same in marketingSame in marketing

• Success dependent upon Success dependent upon marketing functions marketing functions

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What Is Marketing?

The activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating,

delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients,

partners, and society at large

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Marketing’s Goal

To attract thetarget customer to

the business

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What Are the Marketing Functions?

• Interrelated activities working together to get products from producers to customers

Product/Service management

Marketing-information management

Pricing

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What Are the Marketing Functions?

• Interrelated activities working together to get products from producers to customers

Channel management

Promotion

Selling

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Product/Service Management

• Obtains, develops, maintains, and improves a product/service mix

• Plans, directs, and controls a product’s life cycle

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Product/Service Management

• Generates ideas for new products

• Improves or updates existing products

• Removes products from the market

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Marketing-Information Management

Gathers, accesses, synthesizes, evaluates, and disseminates information

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Pricing

• Determines and adjusts prices to:

Maximize return

Meet customers’ perceptions of value

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ChannelManagement

• Identifies, selects, monitors, and evaluates sales channels

• Puts products in the customers’ hands

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Promotion

• Communicates information about goods, services, images, and/or ideas to achieve a desired outcome

• Informs, persuades, or reminds customers about a business and/or its products

• Uses a variety of methods to communicate with customers

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Selling

• Determines client needsand wants

• Responds through planned, personalized communication

• Influences purchase decisions

• Enhances future business opportunities

• Provides customers with the products they want

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Discuss theimportance of each marketing function.

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Marketing Functions’ Important Roles

• To carry out a business’s marketing plan

• To attract the target customer to the business

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Importance ofProduct/Service Management

• Must offer products that customers want and need

• Helps to determine the business’s image/brand

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Importance of Marketing-Information Management

• Prevents guessing

• Helps businesses to:

• Learn about their customers

• Predict the future

• Find out if customers are satisfied

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Importanceof Pricing

• Affects how well a product will sell

• Impacts how much profit the business will make

• Must set prices customers are willing to pay

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Importanceof Pricing

• Must cover costs

• Helps decide when to adjust prices

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Importance ofChannel Management

• Gets products from producers to customers

• Makes products available when and where customers want to buy

• Determines which channel members should do what

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Importanceof Promotion

• Tells customers about products

• Generates product demand

• Helps create the business’s image

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Importanceof Selling

• Involves contact with customers

• Meets customers’ needs

• Sells customers the most appropriate products

• Benefits businesses, customers, and society

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• Last product purchased

• Effects of marketing functions on buying decision

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• Pure and Natural diapers are: Advertised as:

Containing organic cotton

Being hypoallergenic Including Aloe and

Vitamin E

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• Pure and Natural diapers are: Seen as:

Good way to go green

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• Pure and Natural diapers are: Maybe not so “natural”

because they: Are disposable Will still end up in

landfills some day

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• Obligation to give customers “whole truth,” even if it doesn’t support diapers’ pure and natural brand?

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Acknowledgments

Original Developers:

Christopher C. Burke,April J. Miller, MBAResearch

Version 2.0

Copyright © 2012MBA Research and Curriculum Center

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