3. 7Ps – Marketing Mix
Booms & Bitner – Suggested 3 More P’s while marketing services
People – Interaction
Physical evidence – Certificates on the wall, Interior design, Presentation
Process – Duration, Activities for Customer experience etc.
4. 4R’s of Marketing
4P’s being more impractical to apply in real world due to the proliferation of
marketing channels, shift in consumer behavior, marketing strategy etc
4R’s
Recognition - Customer should recognize your product, should be aware of its features
and clearly identifiable by the target group
Relevance - Should have something which your customer can actually use
Reward - Some kind of reward for the customer for purchasing your product
Relationship – Connect between customer and product so that customer buys again
5. 5C’s of Marketing
Used to analyze the five key areas that are involved in marketing decisions for a
company and includes
Customers - Determine what are the needs of customers
Company - Determine if your company is in a position to meet those customer needs.
For this, you can do SWOT Analysis of your company
Competition - Who competes with your company in meeting the customer’s needs
Collaborators - Determine if there is any outside source or third-party help that can
help the company such as distributors, suppliers etc
Context - Determine if there are any limitations due to Political, Economic, Social
Impact & Technological Developments
PEST Analysis
6. PEST Analysis
Political issues: legal problems, trade regulations, taxes or labor laws
Economic issues: growth rate, labor costs, and business cycle stage
Social impacts: demographics, education, and culture
Technological developments: impact on cost structures
8. 360 Degree Branding
Creating a distinctive brand philosophy
which is focused on consumers
A combination of integrated marketing
communications and web 2.0 usages
Integrated marketing follows a user
centric approach and primarily focuses
on use of online and offline tools to
engage and excite consumers
A web 2.0 usage pays more attention to
customer rating and social media as
consumers talk about the brand outside
of the boundaries of the brand
9. Active Marketing
Proactive actions on the part of the marketer to connect and engage with potential
customers in order to build relationship and trust and to create a following
Also called outbound marketing
Online Activities
Offline Activities
when the product is categorized as a ‘want’ and not ‘need’
When customers do not know the existence of your product/service
When the sale cycle is long then marketers need to look out for potential customers,
educate them on the after sale services, discounts, benefits, other offerings and
convince them
10. A/B Testing
Which variation or features in your website/application are increasing your
conversion rate and hence should be adopted
Color
Font
Button Position
Ads Position & Size
Email Marketing
A - Best Online Training Company
B – Save Ria from your company
12. B2B
Cotton -> spinning -> weaving -> tailoring -> distribution -> shirt
B2B marketers are more rational
B2B products are more complex
Limited number of buyers
Behavioural and needs based segmentation is less in number
Maintaining personal relationships
long term buyers
The innovation levels in B2B markets are less as compared to consumer markets
These rely less on packaging and other external appearances
Sub-brands are not that effective in B2B zone
Examples: Automobil, Pharma, Coffee Maker
14. BCG Matrix
Performance measurement tool for the products of a company
Bruce Henderson of Boston Consulting Group in the early 1970s
strategic tool to analyse a business’s portfolio on the basis of relative market share
and industry growth rate
a 2x2 matrix bifurcating products based on high and low growth rate and market share
Relative market share= SBU Sales/ Leading competitors sales
Market growth rate=Industry sales this year/Industry sales last year
15. BCG Matrix Flow
10x 1x 0.1x
Stars - High market share and survive in a
highly growing industry, Huge investments
for their competitiveness and businesses
Cash Cows - A huge market share but in a
slow growing or a mature industry, little
investment and huge returns, stable
income generating resource
? - Huge investments to maintain their
market share and the firm has to be very
vigilant to analyze these SBUs and decide
Dogs - Retrenchment strategies are taken
as these firms can gain market share only at
the expense of competitor’s/ rival firms
17. Market Segmentation
A process of dividing the entire market population into multiple meaningful segments
based on marketing variables like demographics (age, gender etc), geographic,
psychographics (lifestyle, behavior) etc.
A set of homogeneous segments having similar needs, properties & demands
18. Brand
Perception
Trust
Loyalty
Royalty
A different name or Logo helps (Can be identified by Logo, Tagline or Jingle)
19. Brand Equity
A qualitative measure of the brand’s positive recognition or goodwill in the minds of
the consumers considering the brand as an independent entity
Brand Equity is kind of power that the brand has over its competitors or the generic
brands and is developed over time
+ve Brand Equity - Garnier beauty product
-ve Brand Equity – Tata Nano fire incidence