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Defining marketing for the 21st century
1. Group 1: Nabankur Ray/Aakansksha Bhatia/
Abhishek Nag/Saurabh Kumar/Priyanka Barre/
Gautham Balaji/Habib Rahman
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Meeting needs ‘profitably’
STEPS INVOLVED
Choosing target market
Getting customers
Keeping them
Growing them through ‘delivering superior
customer value’
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What is marketing?
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A pool of existing and prospective buyers
Market Place: A physical place
Ex. Barle-G All-in-one store outside IIM Raipur
Market Space: A digital domain
Ex. Flipkart, Amazon, Ebay
Meta Market: A pool of complimentary products and
services which are interrelated but from different
industries.
Ex. Auto industry + services + insurance + Auto sites
What is a market?
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Mass consumer goods like Shoes, Stationary,
Clothes, Fashion Products etc.
Promotion/advertising plays a huge role
High competition
Ex. (Nike, Adidas, Reebok) (Levis, Wrangler, Lee)
(Lakme, Lo’real) (HUL, PNG)
Consumer Market
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Selling goods/services to professional buyers skilled
at evaluating competitive offerings
Company reputation more important than
advertising
Ex. Maruti Suzuki buying steel for manufacturing
chassis of cars from TATA Steel
Business Market
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Which country to enter?
How to enter? ( exporter, joint venture, solo etc. )
How to adapt product to different countries?
How to price the products?
How to design communication for different cultures?
Ex. Amazon.com in India
Global Market
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Limited purchasing power
Lower selling price affects quality and features
Lowest bids are preferred mostly
Ex. Universities, NGOs
Non-profit/Govt. Market
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INDUSTRY
Gives-Goods/Services
Takes-Money
MARKET
Takes-Communication in terms of surveys
Gives-Feedback for market research
Industry-Market Relationship
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Goods – soap, shampoo
Services – banking, restaurants
Events – world cup, company anniversaries
Experiences – amusement parks, Theme Based
restaurants
Persons – SRK, KRK, Amir Khan, CEO’s, Artists
Places – tourism
Ideas – smoking kills
What is marketed?
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Needs: basic human requirements: Ex. Water
Wants: a need directed towards a specific object Ex.
Packaged Mineral Water
Demands: a want backed by the ability to pay. Ex.
Lamborghini won’t manufacture for people who
want to buy their car but don’t have the ability to
pay for it.
Needs Wants Demands
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Negative-Dislike product/ pay to avoid it
Non-existent -Unaware/ Uninterested in the product
Latent-Strong need that can’t be fulfilled
Declining-Buyers tend to buy less frequently
Irregular-Varies periodically/seasonally
Full-All product in market is adequately bought
Overfull-More consumers than supply
Unwholesome-Consumers attracted to undesirable
products
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Types of demands
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Segmenting: dividing the sample space based on
demographics and economic status
Targeting: choosing one segment for the product
offered
Positioning: Spreading awareness about the product
in the targeted segment
Segmenting. Targeting. Positioning.
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The Production Concept: produce more and cheap
The Product Concept: produce less but quality
The Selling Concept: products won’t buy if they are not
sold, pushing the product to the market
The Marketing Concept: take feedback from the market
and customize the products based on customer needs
Marketing Concepts
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Product : the features associated with a product
Price : pricing based on the target segment
Place : where to position the product
Promotion : how and where to advertise
Marketing Mix
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