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Daily Information. Objectives: Identify the functions of marketing. Identify the difference between a product and a service. Warm Up:

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  1. Daily Information Objectives: Identify the functions of marketing. Identify the difference between a product and a service • Warm Up: • How would you market yourself if you were starring in your own reality T.V. show? You can pick an existing reality T.V. show, or create one based on your interests. Agenda: Warm Up Marketing functions P.P. Follow along notes Marketing functions activity

  2. Overview • Marketing activities are found in every type of business enterprise. • In this unit, you will learn… • Key marketing concepts • Benefits of marketing to our society • Benefits of marketing to you

  3. Why is it important to understand marketing? Being successful in business requires being marketing oriented. Learning how businesses and people operate from a marketing point of view will help you in all your future endeavors. You will also get a good idea of whether marketing is a potential career for you.

  4. Marketing The process of… • Developing • Promoting • Distributing products Goal… • To satisfy customers’ needs and wants

  5. MarketingContinued Products – include goods and services, both of which have monetary value and satisfy customers’ needs and wants. Goods – the kind of things you can touch or hold in your hand. Services – the kind of things you can’t physically touch. Exchange – takes place every time something is sold in the marketplace

  6. Product Development • Product design levels • Product selection • Packaging • Branding

  7. Product Design Levels • Basic product:physical product in its simplest form • Enhanced product:product offering different features and options for the consumer (notebooks, desktops) • Extended product:product offering additional features that are not part of the physical product but increase its usability (customer service, effective use information, additional products) ***Company differentiation comes at the enhanced and extended product level.

  8. Product Development Decisions Why should a company make product development decisions very carefully?

  9. Product Selection • Product line:group of similar products with obvious variations in design and quality to meet the needs of distinct customer groups • Product assortment:complete set of all products a business offers to a market

  10. PRODUCT BREADTH More Less More PRODUCT DEPTH Less Product Assortment Broad variety of many products Large variety in few product choices Many products with limited variety Limited product choices and variety

  11. Packaging Protect product Provide information to customers (special features, appropriate handling) Designed so that it is easier to use (plastic bottle, easy-opening lid) Promotional tool

  12. Branding A name, symbol, word or design that identifies a company Loyalty Trust ***If you eat at a restaurant and the food is bad, will you go back again?

  13. Foundations of Marketing Business, Management, Entrepreneurship – understanding concepts that affect business decision making Communication and Interpersonal Skills – understanding how to interact effectively with others Economics – understanding the economic principles Professional Development –career exploration, development, and growth

  14. Seven Functions of Marketing

  15. Functions of Marketing Distribution – involves deciding where and to whom products need to be sold in order to reach the final users. Financing – getting the money that is necessary to pay for the operation of a business. Marketing Information Management – getting the necessary information to make sound business decisions.

  16. Functions of Marketing continued • Pricing – deciding how much to charge for goods and services in order to maximize profits. • Product/Service Management – obtaining, developing, maintaining, and improving a product or a product mix in response to market opportunities. • Promotion – communicating with potential customers to inform, persuade, or remind them about a business’s product. • Selling – provides customers with goods and services they want.

  17. Marketing Functions Activity Individually complete the marketing functions activity

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