
- •Introduction
- •Internet Marketing: Promoting and selling your services online using various forms of online marketing techniques such as banner advertisements, videos or social media.
- •Physical Evidence
- •Internet/web pages.
- •It is all about placing a product / brand in the minds of the customer to occupy a stable, distinct and permanent place in their rational and conscious mind set.
It is all about placing a product / brand in the minds of the customer to occupy a stable, distinct and permanent place in their rational and conscious mind set.
According to Al Ries and Jack TroutAl Ries and Jack Trout: ” Positioning is not what you do to your product, but what you do to the mind of your prospective customer”.
Thus it is all about winning a distinct place in the minds of the customer.
Repositioning involves changing target market or distinct positioning claim/differences advantages or both to bring the saturated attention of the existing customers back into the limelight once again to survive safely and happily in the market. In some cases, the products that happily in the market. In some cases, the products that are faring well are repositioned.
Marketing Information System
MIS affects all areas of business
Manufacturing
Accounting & Finance
Human resources
Marketing
Top management
Marketing Plan
The marketing plan is the central instrument for directing and coordinating the marketing effort.
Market Planning is the managerial process of developing and maintaining a viable fit between the organization’s objectives, skills and resources and its changing market opportunities.
The marketing plan operates at two levels. The strategic marketing plan develops the broad marketing objectives and strategies based on an analysis of target market and value proposition.
The tactical marketing plan outlines specific marketing tactics, including advertising, merchandising, pricing, channels, service and so on.
Marketing control
Marketing control is gathering information on marketing performance and comparing the achieved performances against planned or budgeted performances using predetermined standards and yardstick. It is the process of taking steps to bring actual results and desired results closer together.
The aim of control systems is to evaluate the results of the marketing plan so that corrective action can be taken if performance does not match objectives.
Mark control process
Establishing performance standards
Appraising the performance
Correcting deviation
Reforming the plan