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Marketing Relationship: Chapter 11 - Customer-Driven Marketing (FHF)
Marketing Relationship: Chapter 11 - Customer-Driven Marketing (FHF)
activities designed to
expedite transactions by
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Buying Behavior: achieve its
Psychological Variables: Perception, Evolution goals.
Motivation, Learning, Attitude & Personality Production Orientation
Social Variables: Reference group, Social Sales Orientation
Classes & Culture Market orientation
Environmental Froces: an approach requiring organizations to gather info
political, legal, regulatory, social, competitive, about customer needs, share that information
economic & throughout the firm, and use that information to
technological help build long-term relationships with customers
PRODUCT PRICE
MARKETING
MIX
PROMOTION DISTRIBUTION
Promotion Mix Push strategy: motivate Objectives: stimulate Physical distribution is all Coverage Marketing Channels
Advertising (Paid communication intermediaries to push the demand; stabilize sales; the activities necessary to 1. Intensive
transmitted via mass medium) product down to their and inform, remind, & move products from 2. Selective
Personal selling (direct customers reinforce customers. producers to consumers, 3. Exclusive
communication with buyers) Pull strategy: create including inventory
Publicity (communication consumer demand for a planning and control,
transmitted through the mass product so that consumers transportation,
media but not paid) exert pressure on warehousing, and materials
Sales promotion (direct offering marketing channel handling
added value for buyers to members to make the
exchange) product available