
- •В.Е. Приходский
- •Contents
- •Introdiction
- •Market-based pricing
- •Competition-based pricing
- •1. The Principles and Functions of Marketing
- •Introduction: Develop and review a framework for marketing
- •1.1. What is marketing?
- •1.2. The objectives of marketing
- •1.3. Implementing the marketing mix
- •Test Questions
- •Product
- •Personnel
- •2. Market Research
- •Introduction
- •2.1. What is market research?
- •2.2. Sources of marketing information
- •Information requirements
- •Internal sources
- •2.3. Primary research
- •2.4. Market changes
- •Information on sales
- •Test Questions
- •A questionnaire
- •Case Study ‘Sun Rush’
- •4M Brits shrug off gloom in sun rush
- •3. Product
- •Introduction
- •3.1. Kotler’s five ‘levels’ of product benefit Core and basic benefits
- •Expected, augmented and potential benefits
- •Competition of augmented benefits
- •Copeland’s product typology and strategy
- •3.2. The product life cycle Uses of the product life cycle
- •Introduction
- •Figure 3.1. The product life cycle The introduction stage
- •The growth stage
- •The maturity stage
- •The decline stage
- •Criticisms of the product life cycle
- •3.3. New product development The importance of new products
- •Screening
- •Development
- •3.4. Product portfolio theory
- •The bcg matrix
- •Figure 3.2. The Boston Consulting Group matrix
- •A composite portfolio model: the gec matrix
- •Figure 3.3. The gec matrix
- •4. Pricing Decisions and Strategies
- •4.1. The Pricing Decision What determines prices?
- •Factors influencing pricing decisions
- •External factors influencing pricing decisions
- •4.2. Cost-Based Pricing
- •What is break-even analysis?
- •Calculating break-even point
- •Break-even charts
- •‘What if’ analysis
- •The margin of safety
- •Cost-based pricing methods
- •Fixed Cost 200,000
- •Contribution 25
- •Problems with cost-based pricing
- •4.3. Market-Based Pricing Demand based pricing
- •4.4. Competition-Based Pricing
- •4.5. Problems with Demand- and Competition-Based Pricing
- •Test Questions
- •Case Study ‘What Price Promotion?’
- •5. Customer Service and Sales Methods
- •Introduction
- •5.1. ‘The customer is always right’
- •5.2. Placing the product – distribution
- •Indirect distribution via intermediaries
- •5.3. Closing the sale
- •Test Questions
- •Case Study ‘Company Handbook’
- •6. Marketing Communications
- •6.1. Targeting an audience
- •6.2. How to reach a target audience
- •6.3. Marketing communications performance
- •6.4. Guidelines and controls on marketing communications
- •Test Questions
- •Case Study ‘Marketing Communication’
- •References and further reading
Министерство образования и науки Российской Федерации
Федеральное агентство по образованию
ЧЕРЕПОВЕЦКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ
Инженерно-экономический институт
Кафедра экономики
В.Е. Приходский
МАРКЕТИНГ
Учебное пособие на английском языке для студентов специальности «Мировая экономика»
Череповец
2009
УДК _______ Рассмотрено на заседании кафедры экономики,
протокол № ___ от «___»___________ 2009 г.
Одобрено УМС ЧГУ,
протокол № ___ от «___»___________ 2009 г.
Приходский В.Е. Маркетинг (на английском языке). Учеб. пособие. – Череповец: ЧГУ, 2009. – 121 с. – ISBN ____________.
Учебное пособие «Маркетинг» (на английском языке) предназначено для овладения будущими экономистами основными понятиями маркетинга, а также практикой анализа, планирования, организации и мониторинга маркетинговой деятельности предприятия.
Научный редактор: З.М. Магрупова, канд. экон. наук, доцент (ЧГУ);
Рецензенты: В.Б. Мишин, канд. экон. наук, доцент (ВоГТУ)
С.А. Биглер, доцент каф. мир. экон. (ЧГУ)
© ГОУ ВПО «Череповецкий
государственный университет», 2009
ISBN ____________
Contents
INTRODICTION 5
1. The Principles and Functions of Marketing 14
Introduction: Develop and review a framework for marketing 14
1.1. What is marketing? 17
1.2. The objectives of marketing 21
1.3. Implementing the marketing mix 23
Test Questions 28
2. Market Research 31
Introduction 31
2.1. What is market research? 34
2.2. Sources of marketing information 37
2.3. Primary research 39
2.4. Market changes 43
Test Questions 45
Case Study ‘Sun Rush’ 47
3. PRODUCT 50
Introduction 50
3.1. Kotler’s five ‘levels’ of product benefit 51
3.2. The product life cycle 54
3.3. New product development 58
3.4. Product portfolio theory 61
4. Pricing Decisions and Strategies 67
4.1. The Pricing Decision 67
4.2. Cost-Based Pricing 69
4.3. Market-Based Pricing 74
4.4. Competition-Based Pricing 76
4.5. Problems with Demand- and Competition-Based Pricing 77
Test Questions 77
Case Study ‘What Price Promotion?’ 79
5. Customer Service and Sales Methods 81
Introduction 81
5.1. ‘The customer is always right’ 88
5.2. Placing the product – distribution 91
5.3. Closing the sale 97
Test Questions 102
Case Study ‘Company Handbook’ 104
6. Marketing Communications 106
6.1. Targeting an audience 106
6.2. How to reach a target audience 109
6.3. Marketing communications performance 113
6.4. Guidelines and controls on marketing communications 114
Test Questions 116
Case Study ‘Marketing Communication’ 119
REFERENCES AND FURTHER READING 120
Introdiction
The objective of this course is to form students’ competences (knowledge, understanding and skills) for the company’s marketing activity. The course presents the main ideas of marketing, their socio-economic nature, approaches to planning and implementation of marketing activities.
The course is aimed at mastering marketing management, which means that the students are to become competent specialists in:
acquiring systemic occupational knowledge;
solving occupational problems;
social interacting (social competences, ability to effectively participate in solving professional and personal problems and conflicts, as well as ability to achieve one’s goals in the conditions of social interaction).
The concept of this course requires that theoretical knowledge should be presented on the basis of best Russian and international practices, that skills be formed on the basis of knowledge and understanding using proactive methods of teaching and learning, that student fulfill complex practical tasks in working out marketing strategies and tactics for real firms.
The final goal of this course is to provide students with knowledge and understanding of organizing and using marketing, with skills necessary to carry out effective marketing in close cooperation with other units of the firm.
The course requires that the students:
Know and understand
Essence of marketing and peculiarities of marketing approach compared to other approaches in managing a company
Peculiarities of marketing environment
Main methods and frameworks of market research
Main methods and problems of product quality assurance
Methods of pricing
Distribution channels and criteria of their choice
Methods of marketing communications and peculiarities of their usage
Organisational structures of marketing and methods of marketing control
New marketing priorities and management technologies
Have skills in
Identifying company’s key features and defining its product boundaries
Carrying out systemic analysis of marketing problems
Planning market research, designing questionnaires and observations, conducting panel (focus-group) discussions and customer interviews, observing sale chains
Using main methods of data analysis
Using main models of strategic market analysis (Ansoff’s, Porter’s, BCG’s);
Using methods of search for and selection of ideas for improving the product, methods of making product range and line decisions
Using methods of cost-based and market-based and competition-base pricing
Using various criteria for choosing distribution channels
Planning advertising programmes, choosing advertising media and developing direct advertising
Developing measures to improve product and firm competitiveness
Keeping and improving firm’s competitive advantages
Questions for the final exam