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Title: 4MD3 Business Marketing Management B2B


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4MD3Business Marketing Management B2B
  • Steve Howse
  • January 11, 2007

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Administration
  • Key dates
  • World Congress Bonus Marks
  • TA Derek Weidl
  • http//www.business.mcmaster.ca/courses/com4md3

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Preview Nature Of Business Marketing
  • BM transaction definition
  • other names for BM
  • who buys from business marketers?
  • what do they buy?
  • why do they buy?
  • the BM process 
  • differences between business marketers and
    consumer marketers   

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INTRO TO BUSINESS BUYER BEHAVIOUR
  • well be looking at BBB for three full weeks!
  • BM/CM differences
  • relationships
  • theories
  • why is knowledge of BBB so important?  
  •   

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INTRO TO BBB (CONTD)
  • who are the buyers in BBB? 
  • organizations
  • individuals in them, acting alone or in groups
  • purchase motivation thus very complex

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PREVIEW OF BM/CM DIFFERENCES
  • demand
  • buyer purchase criteria
  • buyer behaviour
  • buyers

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BM/CM DIFFERENCES DEMAND
  • all business demand ultimately derived from
    consumer demand
  • joint demand more common  
  • elasticity lower at industry level  
  • but elasticity same at company level owing equal
    ease of switching suppliers (contd)

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FACTOR AIDING SWITCHING - LOWER PRODUCT
DIFFERENTIATION
  • less processing
  • higher design input by customers
  • more industry design codes
  • products less styled
  • less packaging

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FACTORS OPPOSING SWITCHING
  • strong customer relationship with supplier
  • high cost to customer of switching

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DEMAND (CONTD)
  • business demand more cyclic
  •  
  • so prices more cyclic  
  • as is the buyer-seller power balance  

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BM/CM DIFFERENCES - BUYER PURCHASE CRITERIA
  • more stress on product function
  • thus different response to failure
  • also more stress on product quality
  • and on custom design of the product
  • and on product delivery
  • less stress on price 
  • (contd)  

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BUYER PURCHASE CRITERIA (CONTD)
  • written contracts more often required
  • heavier penalties for non-performance
  • more concern about tax implications
  • more stress on reciprocity

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BM/CM DIFFERENCES BUYER BEHAVIOUR
  • more people involved
  • not spending own money
  • behaviour more rational
  • behaviour more formal
  • purchase process longer
  • want closer relationships
    (contd)  

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BUYER BEHAVIOUR (CONTD)
  • more loyalty to the "in" suppliers
  • repeat purchases more common
  • "multiple sourcing" more common 
  • "make" option more feasible
  • purchases larger but less frequent
  • in-store buying rare  

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BM/CM DIFFERENCES - BUYERS
  • far better informed and trained
  • use sophisticated purchasing software
  • often experts in your product
  • often teach suppliers
  • fewer in number
  • but each bigger on average
  • more concentrated geographically  

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BUSINESS BUYER BEHAVIOUR CEs vs. NPIs/GOVERNMENTS
  • different organizational objective
  • implication for business marketers
  • implications for buying behaviour

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DIFFERENT BUYING OBJECTIVES FOR NPIs/GOVERNMENTS
  • satisfy political goals
  • increase employment
  • implement policy 
  • develop personnel
  • maintain budget allocation
  • please other governments

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FOR NPIs/GOVERNMENTS(Cont)
  • domestic suppliers favoured
  • more caution in general
  • more price-sensitivity
  • more bureaucracy
  • responsiveness to political donations

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Preparing a Case
  • Read it once
  • Read the questions
  • Read again with a hi-liter
  • Write out the question
  • Prepare bullet talking points
  • Check them off as you go
  • Make memory jogger notes so you can listen
    effectively
  • Read your notes if you have too
  • Jump start, add and relate, contradict or
    direction change, summarize with a conclusion

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Steves Tips
  • Interview Skills
  • Be early
  • Dress professionally (focus on detail)
  • Bring resume, business card
  • Firm handshake, eye contact
  • Think about your answers
  • Ask questions
  • Take notes
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