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= Marketing | = Scope of Marketing Activities = | ||
* Goods | |||
* Services | |||
* Experiences | |||
* Events | |||
* People | |||
* Places | |||
* Patrimonial Titles | |||
* Organizations | |||
* Informations | |||
* Ideas | |||
= Markets = | |||
* Consumer Markets | |||
* Corporate Markets | |||
* Global Markets | |||
* Government and Non-Profitable Organizations | |||
= The Concept of Trade = | |||
* Necessary conditions for trading: | |||
** At least 2 interventionists | |||
** Desire to interact with the other part | |||
** 'Something' with value | |||
** Capacity to communicate the offer | |||
** Liberty to accept of reject | |||
= The Concepts of Marketing = | |||
{{quote|Marketing is the management process which identifies, anticipates and satisfies the desires of costumers in a profitable way|The Chartered Institute of Marketing}} | |||
{{quote|Marketing is the group of methods and means that organizations have to promote amongst their audiences the behaviours favourable to the realization of their own objectives|Dionisio Rodrigues, 1996}} | |||
{{quote|The product in the right place in the right time and with the correct price|Adcock et al}} | |||
{{quote|Marketing is the human activity oriented to the satisfaction of peoples needs and desires through a trade process|Philip Kotler}} | |||
{{quote|Marketing is a social and management process from which individuals and groups get what they desire and need, through the creation, offer and trade of products and value with others|Philip Kotler, 1991}} | |||
= Marketing Philosophy = | |||
'''Generate value for the consumers''' | |||
{{quote|Marketing is far too important to be solely left to the Marketing Department|David Packard}} | |||
= Marketing Implications = | |||
* Who are our potencial costumers/users? | |||
* How can we satizfy |
Latest revision as of 19:05, 30 June 2010
Scope of Marketing Activities
- Goods
- Services
- Experiences
- Events
- People
- Places
- Patrimonial Titles
- Organizations
- Informations
- Ideas
Markets
- Consumer Markets
- Corporate Markets
- Global Markets
- Government and Non-Profitable Organizations
The Concept of Trade
- Necessary conditions for trading:
- At least 2 interventionists
- Desire to interact with the other part
- 'Something' with value
- Capacity to communicate the offer
- Liberty to accept of reject
The Concepts of Marketing
The Chartered Institute of Marketing |
Dionisio Rodrigues, 1996 |
Adcock et al |
Philip Kotler |
Philip Kotler, 1991 |
Marketing Philosophy
Generate value for the consumers
David Packard |
Marketing Implications
- Who are our potencial costumers/users?
- How can we satizfy