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MGT301
Principles of Marketing
Lecture­9


Summary
of  
Lecture­8


Marketing Process





 Analyzing marketing opportunities
 Selecting target markets
 Developing the marketing Mix
 Managing the marketing effort


DemographicEconomic
Environment

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Political­
Legal
Environment

Target
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Consumers
Promotion

Competitors

Publics

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Suppliers

Technological­
Natural
Environment

Marketing
Intermediaries

Social­
Cultural
Environment


 Analyzing marketing opportunities









changing environment
– opportunities and threats
changing firm situation
– relative strengths and weaknesses
Fit ­ match opportunities with firm’s objectives and resources 
(strengths)
Market Information System


The Marketing
Information System
Marketing
managers

Marketing Information System
Developing information

Analysis
Planning

Assessing
information
needs

Internal
records

Marketing
intelligence


Implementation

Marketing
environment
Test
markets
Marketing
channels
Competitors

Control
Distributing
information

Marketing
decision
support
analysis

Marketing
research

Marketing decisions and communication

Publics
Macroenvironment
forces



 Selecting Target Markets






Firm cannot satisfy everyone
– mass marketing
Segment total market
– market segmentation
Target markets
– target marketing
– niche marketing


Developing the Marketing Mix


Marketing
Marketing Mix
Mix
Product

Place

Target
Target Market
Market


Product Variety
Quality

Channels
Coverage

Design

Assortments

Features

Locations

Brand Name

Price

Packaging

List Price

Sizes

Discounts

Services

Allowances


Warranties

Payment Period

Public Relations

Returns

Credit Terms

Direct Marketing

Promotion
Sales Promotion
Advertising
Sales Force

Inventory
Transport


 Managing the marketing effort


Contents of a Marketing Plan
Executive Summary
Current Marketing Situation
Threats and Opportunity Analysis
Objectives and Issues
Marketing Strategy

Action Programs
Budgets
Controls


Marketing Implementation

Marketing
Marketing Strategy
Strategy
Organizational
Structure

Decision
and
Reward

Action
Programs

Human
Resources
Climate and
Culture

Implementation

Marketing
Marketing Performance
Performance



Marketing Control Process 

Set
Goals

Measure
Performance

Evaluate
Performance

Take
Corrective
Action


Today’s Topics


Marketing Environment


Environment


All the actors and forces influencing the company’s ability to 
transact business effectively with it’s target market.
Includes….

Microenvironment ­ forces close to the company that affect its 
ability to serve its  customers.
Macroenvironment ­ larger societal forces that affect the 
whole microenvironment.


The Marketing Environment

Marketing Environment­ consists of the actors and forces outside 
marketing that affect marketing management’s ability to 
develop and maintain successful relationships with its target 
customers.


Demographic

Cultural

Company
Publics

Company

Economic
Suppliers

Political Competitors

Customer
s

Intermediaries

Technological

Natural


The Microenvironment


Company
Company
Suppliers
Suppliers

Publics
Publics
Forces
Forces Affecting
Affecting aa
Company’s
Company’s Ability
Ability to
to
Serve
Serve
Customers
Customers

Competitors

Competitors

Customers
Customers

Intermediaries
Intermediaries


The Company’s 
Microenvironment


Company’s Internal Environment

Company’s Internal Environment­ functional areas inside a 
company that have an impact on the marketing department’s 
plans. 


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Marketing Intermediaries ­ help the company to promote, sell, and 
distribute its goods to final buyers.

Suppliers ­ provide the resources needed to produce goods 
and services.
Customers ­ five types of markets that purchase a company’s 
goods and services.



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