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B324 ملخص الميدتيرم أ محمد الرمضان
B324 ملخص الميدتيرم أ محمد الرمضان
B324 ملخص الميدتيرم أ محمد الرمضان
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Ch1
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What is Marketing?
Marketing is a social and managerial process by which individuals and
organizations obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging
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value with others
Introduces the key elements of social marketing and asks why this approach is
relevant and necessary in today's environment.
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1) Exchange: is the core element of exchange. In commercial marketing the
nature of the exchange is usually clear, i.e., a product or service for money.
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3) Goals and objectives - Marketing exchange takes place to achieve the goals
of the buyer and the seller, and these goals maybe profit for market share.
5) Value: is the need to establish the value of the “product” on offer - exactly
what is being offered in terms of value to people who adopt new behaviors.
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protecting the environment – environmental issues
contributing to the community – community-building issues.
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Reasons for social marketing
- The power of marketing are the symbols occupy our minds and form part of
our socio-cultural context.
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- Track record/evidence - There are many examples of social marketing
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- Not an option
Cost: Social marketing programs can cost considerable amounts of money. The
long-term nature of behavioral change and the difficulties in establishing cause-
effect relationships.
A final reason for resistance to marketing may be due to the nature of the
language.
Ch2
Discuss the four key orientations 'of social marketing and why each is important
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1- client orientation: identify people's needs, aspirations, values, and priorities.
the client orientation is the prime directive for social marketers as successful
behavior change built through well-grounded understanding of current behavior
for people that engaged in it for beneficial exchange.
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2- creative orientation: find imaginative ways to engage them. we need to be
added vital elements of imagination and innovation to make our approaches as
attractive and motivating as possible.
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- Increasing competition increases customer power and the supplier must work
harder to keep customers.
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- ‘Loyal’ customers will also attract other customers through positive word of
mouth.
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- emphasis on new customers, and developing relationships
reading
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the benefits of a relationship marketing are created advocates.
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Ch3
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Demonstrate how these can help social marketers answer three key questions:
where their customers are in relation to a particular behaviour, what factors
influence this positioning and how it might be changed
Theory can help social marketers answer these questions more systematically.
Stages of Change (or the Transtheoretical model) helps us examine people's
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proximity to a particular behaviour, and recognize that this varies between
individuals, behaviors and over time.
The second question, what factors influence our relationship to change, is more
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complex. We start by discussing social cognitive theory.
Exchange theory, a quintessentially marketing contribution, addresses the third
question and brings dynamism to the process.
Analyze three theories of behaviour change: stages of change theory, social
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cognitive theory and exchange theory.
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new behavior:
A- Pre-contemplation.
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B- Contemplation.
C- Preparation.
D- Action.
E- Confirmation.
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norms, which called the ‘wider social context’
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3- Exchange Theory is central to social marketing. The theory assumes that given
behavioral options. people will ascribe values to the alternatives and select the
one that offers greatest benefit or enhancement to themselves.
In order to increase consumer's readiness to change, therefore, social marketers
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must provide them with something beneficial in exchange.
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5. Each party believes it's appropriate or desirable to deal with the other party.
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Introduce values and their vital role in exchange for behaviour change
values signal what is important to people in their lives; values determine our
needs, wants, beliefs, motivations, and goals.
values that central to successful exchanges, and the main features of values are:
1. Values are beliefs... tied to emotion, not objective, cold ideas.
2. Values motivate action. They refer to the desirable goals which people strive to
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achieve.
3. Values transcend specific actions and situations.
need all the theories and models we can get to help us make sense of it.
Ultimately, social marketers are interested in people in understanding and
responding to their needs. Theories are just one way of helping us think about
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them,
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Ch4
Discuss why segmentation and targeting are important, and how to do them
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consumers (or potential consumers) are the key stakeholder group for both
commercial and social marketers.
Market segmentation is the process of dividing the market into groups of
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consumers who respond in a similar way to a given of marketing stimuli, such as
price or product features.
groups of consumers/customers with preferences will be divided into segments.
This maybe on the basis of demographics (e.g., age or gender); geographic (e.g.
country). The third stage is ‘differentiated marketing’, which is achieved through
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product design, branding, pricing, promotional activities.
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Once the target/s has been determined, the next step is to clarify exactly what we
would like them to do = to set our objectives.
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Challengers are less privileged than the incumbents.
Regulating agencies are the system to defend the status quo and facilitate its
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smooth running.
-stakeholder analysis involves three broad steps:
1. Identity, map and prioritize stakeholders.
2. Establish stakeholder propensity to be helpful or harmful.
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3. Choose your stakeholder strategy: collaborate or compete.
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Explain that planning guides strategic as well as tactical decision making, and
ensures that our efforts take account of the social context
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Marketing puts great effort on planning and any marketing enterprise worthy of
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the name begins with a marketing plan. It comprises a number of standard steps:
The first called the gestalt of marketing planning. It provides a progressive process
of learning about the market and its exchanges.
Second, the learning process. The social marketer will be able to use the lessons
learned from one initiative as a basis for future projects.
marketing planning is seen as a whole and an ongoing process, it can maximize
the chance of success both for a particular initiative and, for the longer term, for
health, safety and the environment in general.
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Positioning is guided by two things: how the consumer sees the product and how
it measures up the competition. Positioning is about how we mentally frame
products in our minds relative to other things and stuff.
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Explain the “service element” in social marketing
Consumers may encounter a range of services and service organizations in their
experiences of social marketing programs.
the marketing mix approach for services – include People, Process and Physical
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evidence:
1- People – one of the key features of services is that of “inseparability”, i.e.,
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Use the social marketing mix as a tool for devising appealing, accessible,
available and appreciated (the 4As) offerings
The marketing mix offers a way of thinking about a behavior change challenge
and how resources should be allocated to maximize the potential for success.
The strength of the Ps provides us with a systematic process for thinking
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about what we are doing from the perspective of our clients.
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the desired behavior. Social marketing products are frequently intangible and
complex behaviors, which makes it difficult to formulate simple, meaningful
product concepts.
2. Price and value are closely interrelated. Price has wider meaning in social
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marketing; there are almost always costs associated with behaviour change.
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media channels through which messages are to be delivered, it can also apply
to the distribution or delivery channels for tangible products or services, such
as clean needles
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