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Title: Professor George Miaoulis, Jr.


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Marketing 550 - What Is Marketing?
  • Professor George Miaoulis, Jr.

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MARKETING
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Goals Of This First Presentation
  • To Expose You To The Thought Process Of Marketing
  • To Provide A Frame Of Reference, A Context For
    The Presentations That Follow
  • To Have Some Fun With Marketing !!

4
What is Marketing ?
5
Product
Company
Consumer
6
Revenue
Consumer
Company
7
Company
Consumer
Values ?
8
Revenue

Consumer
Company
Product
Value
9
VALUES
  • Not Limited to
  • Product/Services
  • Money/Credit

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VALUES
  • Include
  • Psychological Factors
  • Lifestyle Roles
  • Risk Factors
  • Time
  • Purchase Behavior
  • Etc.

11
TYPICAL MARKETING EXCHANGE PROCESS
Product
Revenue
Consumer
Company
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EXAMPLES OF VALUES
  • Consumer Products
  • Industrial Products, and
  • A Few Service and Health Care

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WHAT IS MARKETING?
  • I really havent defined it yet!

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MARKETING ORIENTATION
  • Matching Process

15
MARKETING ORIENTATION
  • Matching Process
  • Two-Way Exchange of
  • Goals/Objectives
  • Mutually Acceptable Program

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FOUR CONDITIONS-MARKETING EXCHANGE
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EXCHANGE CONDITIONS
  • Two or More Persons / Companies

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EXCHANGE CONDITIONS
  • Two or More Persons / Companies
  • Possession of Something of Value to the Other

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EXCHANGE CONDITIONS
  • Two or More Persons / Companies
  • Possession of Something of Value to the Other
  • Ability to Communicate and Deliver the Value

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EXCHANGE CONDTIONS
  • Two of More Persons / Companies
  • Possession of Something of Value to the Other
  • Ability to Communicate and Deliver the Value
  • Freedom to Accept or Reject - The Value Offering

21
EXCHANGE TAKES PLACE
  • Mutual Benefit, by
  • Satisfying Needs

22
WHAT IS MARKETING ??
  • The Professors Textbook Definition

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THE MARKETING CONCEPT
  • A Philosophy of Business

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THE MARKETING CONCEPT
  • A Philosophy of Business
  • View Customer at Beginning

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THE MARKETING CONCEPT
  • A Philosophy of Business
  • View Customer at Beginning
  • Satisfy Customer Wants and Needs

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THE MARKETING CONCEPT
  • A Philosophy of Business
  • View Customer at Beginning
  • Satisfy Customer Wants and Needs
  • Everyone in Organization Must be Customer
    Responsive

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THE MARKETING CONCEPT
  • A Philosophy of Business
  • View Customer at Beginning
  • Satisfy Customer Wants and Needs
  • Everyone in Organization Must Be Customer
    Responsive

28
What Comes To Mind When I Say New York City Taxi
Cab ?
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An Example OfThe Wrong Way To Do Marketing
  • A Real Life Example

30
Make a Better Mousetrap and the World Will
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A Quality Product/Service...Will Sell Itself
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Insert Two Photos For Mousetrap Example
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PPRODUCT ORIENTATION
  • Usually One Product

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PRODUCT ORIENTATION
  • Usually One Product
  • Goal is to Sell More

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PPRODUCT ORIENTATION
  • Usually One Product
  • Goal is to Sell More
  • A Quality Product Will Sell Itself

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PRODUCT ORIENTATION
  • Usually One Product
  • Goal is to Sell More
  • A Quality Product Will Sell Itself
  • Internal Efficiency

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PRODUCT ORIENTATION
  • Usually One Product
  • Goal is to Sell More
  • A Quality Product will Sell Itself
  • Internal Efficiency
  • Cost Cutting (Budget Reduction)

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PRODUCT ORIENTATION
  • Usually One Product
  • Goal is to Sell More
  • A Quality Product will Sell Itself
  • Internal Efficiency
  • Cost Cutting (Budget Reduction)

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PRODUCT ORIENTATION
Having Something to Get Rid of
Vs.
ORIENTATION
MARKETING
Having Something that People Want
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Marketing Myopia
  • Product Orientation Is A Major Symptom

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Marketing Myopia Asks ...
  • What Business Are We In?
  • It Is A Question That Helps Us View Our Business
    From The Customers / Market Perspective
  • It Helps Avoid The Product Orientation Trap

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Discussion Of LevittsMarketing Myopia Article
  • What Business Is Your Company In?

43
Some Diagnostic Questions To Evaluate If Your
Company IsMarketing Myopic
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SOME TYPICALPRODUCT ORIENTEDQUESTIONS
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HOW DOWE PROMOTEPRODUCTS AND SERVICES?
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HOW DO WE CHANGECUSTOMER ATTITUDES?
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HOW DOWE APPROACH
  • An Agricultural Company, or
  • A Mining Company
  • As Opposed to a Technology Company

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HOW DOWE SELLOUR PRODUCTS?
49
HOW DOWE CREATEAN IMAGE?
50
PRODUCT ORIENTED BECAUSE
Company
Products
Customers
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MARKETING ORIENTED WHEN
Company
Products
Customers
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BREAK
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