what are all the components of marketing?
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Marketing Three Components\nMarketing is the effective procedure of generating responses, hopefully in a predictable manner. The three components of marketing are: \n\n1. Make the ”Big Promise”\n2. Document your claims \n3. Make as irresistible and/or as risk free an offer as possible. \n\nWith certain established products and services, the ”Big Promise” is known and the value (price) is a ”given”. Secondarily, the ”Documentation of Claims” is not necessary, with value also a ”given.” But for the sake of a worst-case scenario, let’s walk through a start-up product or service... \n\nThe Big Promise- This is the process of describing, in a personal and relatable way, the benefits of responding to your stimulus. You are either solving a problem that you have already explained, or you are enhancing the consumers personal life condition in some way that’s preferable to the status quo, using one of the four basic human desires. \n\nExample: ”Everybody ages! The result of aging for you is less stamina to do the things that you want to do.” \n\nHere we have described the problem. The consumer’s imagination will fill in the blanks according to his/her own personal desires and fears. \n\nPromise: ”We have a new way for you to maintain your stamina!” Here we have described a solution to the problem that we have brought to their attention.\n\nDocument Your Claims ”Over 100 homes in your area have benefited from our services. References are available, hundreds of people are now enjoying much more ability to_________ . The National Association of ____________says ’it’s a proven fact, it works!’”. Documenting your claims is mandatory to penetrate the bulk of potential new customers. Skimming the top of easy, gullible people is not conducive to sustained profitability. \n\nThe goal is for your solution to the problem, or the missing out on the enhancing benefits of your product or service, to generate an attitude of, ”if it works as well as you say it does, how can I not buy it?” (assuming that it’s affordable). Therefore, you are pre-solving any potential objections to the acceptance of the value, guaranteeing a sense of trust that the product or service will deliver. \n\nMake the Irresistible Offer Minimizing the consumer’s risk is now easier, because of proving the claims, but still, motivating them to respond is best done by a justifying-of-action offer, as irresistible as possible, that’s also as risk-free as possible. \n\nExamples: ”Double Money-Back Guarantee”, ”Don’t Pay For 30 Days”, or ”Call by ____and get a free______” \n\nThe goal of all of this is to have a response that equals ”You can’t possibly lose, it’s risk-free; you can only gain the result that you want or need.”
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You should take a serious look at specialties in Marketing and Finance.\n\nYou need to understand marketing concepts (especially the role of Price) and finance concepts such as ROI and cost of carry.\n\nGood luck.
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Marketing management is the analysis, planning, implementation, and control of programs designed to manage mutually beneficial exchanges with markets. \n\nHope this helps!
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marketing is the process of getting your product to the customer\n\nit involves the 4 Ps .. Product, Place, Price and Promotion.. what you are selling, where you are selling it, how you are selling it and how much do you charge for it.
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Warren is right. There are many steps to make a sale, 10 to be exact. Introduction, warm up, company and product info, ect... \nExamples of Advertising and Marketing are news paper ads and telemarketers.
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The size of your budget will dictate the marketing mix.  i.e.  can u afford national TV advertising.   Also before u start to focus on marketing mix u need to build a formal business plan which should include a marketing strategy and execution plan...
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it actually depends on the product that you would like to market. there are other products that take a short time to market simply because they are easy to sell and attract customers. these products can sell themselves (basic commodities and the like). \ni suggest you study similar products in the market, the behaviour of these products, how they are sold, the strategies used by the company selling these products, among other considerations. in other words, studying the behaviour of your future competitors would be a good source of information.\n\njust my two cents.. :)
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you need to first identify who is your target market,\nsuch as age group,and many more variables, then you can establish a strategy to target that specific group,with\nwhat they identify with in correlation to your product.\nYou know this is very basic stuff, maybe you should hire a firm to help you along.
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Marketing is what is done to make the public aware of a product/service/company.  This can include many things, advertising, public relations, person to person communications and more.  It's important because without marketing your product won't be known to the public.
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supply vs demand, proxy reports, laws,climate, inflation, market consensus, sales, consumer awareness, marketing, past history, current events, law suits, etc...
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sales channels : retailers , wholesalers , institutions , door to door , govermental , tenders ........
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Marketing is everything involved in connecting buyers to sellers. Typically, this means product, place, price and promotion -- the 4 Ps of marketing. Product involves all decisions related to the product/service you're selling. Place is a word that really means distribution -- all the ways you get the product to buyers. For example, your might distribute directly, through retailers, through resellers, by mail, by phone, etc. Price has to do with the decisions you make about the fee for your product. And promotion involves how you get the word out -- advertising, events (tradeshows, seminars), direct mail, telemarketing, sales promotion, knocking on doors, etc.\n\nAre you interested in a marketing career? You'll need solid skills in writing, reading and math. You can take a certificate, diploma or degree at university to prepare for entry-level jobs. Although  business education is the most common path, there is no set course for becoming a marketer. So you could take English, communications or some other education and still go into the field, assuming you have some volunteer experience.\n\nMarketers who can speak well, crunch numbers, plan, deal well with people, and shoulder responsibility will always be in demand. It's hard to predict what jobs will be in demand 15 years from now. In fact, 15 years ago, there were no marketers who did web research, built webpages, sent email campaigns -- that's because the technology didn't exist.
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A Marketing Plan is a written document that details the actions necessary to achieve a specified marketing objective(s). It can be for a product or service, a brand, or a product line. It can cover one year (referred to as an annual marketing plan), or cover up to 5 years.\n\nA marketing plan may be part of an overall business plan. Solid marketing strategy is the foundation of a well-written marketing plan. While a marketing plan contains a list of actions, a marketing plan without a sound strategic foundation is of little use.
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determine the basic needs of your local market and who are these market.\n\nMarket and things to trade:\nA. School and student - (school supplies or book shop, food, computer shop, coffee shop and convenience store)\nB. Residential - (grocery store, beauty salon, hardware shop, Hobby shop, and bakery)\nC. Offices/Commercial area - (Bar and Resto, coffee shop, boutiques, newspaper and magazine stand, supermarket)
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marketing structures site here\n\nhttp://www.marketingstructures.com/
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I think you should study the market a bit and learn about people. Then define what you product communicates and what offers. Then you decide your best strategy. For nutrition products, you could use network marketing. If there's a nutrition chain in the market, you should talk to them. Over at the internet is a good way to find local representations. Remember that your web page should be very persuasive. In the end, I think you should get some marketing advice from a friend or consultant.
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Services marketing is the marketing of processes deeds and performances, i.e. any thing which is essentially intangigble in nature. This criteria of intangibility also differentiates goods from services and underlines the importance of marketing of services to be managed in a different manner as compared to marketing of products. The services marketing process is also different because services are more heterogenous in nature; again, as compared to products which are more standardized in nature. Another important differences between goods and services is that services have to be produced and consumed simultaneously and cannot be stored (inventorized) for future consumption because of their perishable nature.\n\nThus, the services marketing is marketing of services while appriciating these differences and adding additional elements in the traditioin marketing mix i.e. the four Ps: product, promotion, pricing and place (distribution). The expanded marketing mix for services includes: People (all human actors who play a part in service delivery and thus influence the buyer's perceptions), Physical Evidence (the environment in which the service is delivered and where the firm and customer interact, and any tangible components that facilitate performance or communication of services), and Process (The actual procedures, mechanisms, and flow of activities by which service is delivered i.e. the service delivery and operating systems).