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    The 4 P's of marketing - Product, Price, Place, and Promotion - were proposed by E. Jerome McCarthy in 1960 as essential factors for developing an effective marketing strategy. The 4 P's model helps marketers evaluate business activities and keep pace with dynamic markets through product-oriented strategies. It involves analyzing products and services, setting competitive prices, selecting appropriate distribution channels, and promoting products through advertising and public relations.

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    The 4 P's of marketing - Product, Price, Place, and Promotion - were proposed by E. Jerome McCarthy in 1960 as essential factors for developing an effective marketing strategy. The 4 P's model helps marketers evaluate business activities and keep pace with dynamic markets through product-oriented strategies. It involves analyzing products and services, setting competitive prices, selecting appropriate distribution channels, and promoting products through advertising and public relations.

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    The 4 P's of marketing - Product, Price, Place, and Promotion - were proposed by E. Jerome McCarthy in 1960 as essential factors for developing an effective marketing strategy. The 4 P's model helps marketers evaluate business activities and keep pace with dynamic markets through product-oriented strategies. It involves analyzing products and services, setting competitive prices, selecting appropriate distribution channels, and promoting products through advertising and public relations.

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    4 P's of Marketing Mix of marketing was first proposed by E.

    Jerome McCarthy in 1960, which defines four factors essential for evaluating the business activities and should be kept into mind while developing a marketing strategy. The four P's: Product, Price, Place and Promotion are basically a product-oriented model that helps the marketers develop a strong and effective marketing strategy to keep pace with the dynamic market.

    4 P's of Marketing Mix of marketing was first proposed by E. Jerome McCarthy in 1960, which defines four factors essential for evaluating the business activities and should be kept into mind while developing a marketing strategy.

    The four P's: Product, Price, Place and Promotion are basically a product-oriented model that helps the marketers develop a strong and effective marketing strategy to keep pace with the dynamic market. Four P's of Marketing mix

    Product
    A product is something that fulfils the needs of consumers and provides customer satisfaction. A product is tangible when it is good and intangible when it's a service. Before developing a product the marketers need to keep certain things on mind: How long the product life cycle likely to be for the product or service to be launched? What are the possible challenges that could arise in each stage of the product life cycle? Whether it fulfils the needs of the consumers or not?

    Is your product is superior to the competitor's product or services? What is your competitive advantage and core competency?

    After analysing all the aspects the marketers should position the product keeping in mind factors like how to exploit the brand, how to utilize the business resources and how to configure the product mix so that each product complements each other.

    Prices
    The second P of marketing mix stands for 'Price', which is defined as the amount of money a customer invests to buy a product or service. The price of a product or service depends upon following factors: Price elasticity of the product Demand and sales forecast Internal factors like marketing objectives, marketing mix strategy, organisational consideration and productivity potential. External factors like nature of the market, competition and demand. Other environmental factors like economy, reseller and government.

    Before deciding the price, all the above factors should be kept into consideration along with the customer perceived value for the product. Based on all the factors there are basically three pricing strategy: market skimming pricing, market penetration pricing and neutral pricing.

    Promotion
    The third P of marketing mix, promotion represents all the methods of communication that can be deployed for all types of promotional activities advertising, public relations, personal selling and sales promotion. Promotion is a continuous process that runs in every stage of product life cycle. Communication in form of advertisement in cinema commercials, radio, Internet and print media, promotion through public relations like press releases, sponsorship deals, exhibitions, conferences, seminars or trade fairs and events are quite effective in increasing the sales volume of the product as well as for reminding the target market about the product or services constantly.

    Place
    The fourth P in the marketing mix is the place where your product or services are to be sold. The marketer should explore a place after extensive research that is easily accessible to the customers and covers large number of target customers. The marketer can choose the best option of distribution such as

    intensive distribution, selective distribution, exclusive distribution and franchising in order to make the product or service available to the end consumers.

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