Chapter 10 Business Studies

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Chapter 10:

Marketing,
competition and the
customer
What is meant by Marketing?

 IDENTIFYING
CUSTOMERS WANTS
AND SATISFY THEM PROFITABLY
THE
Most MARKETING
businesses DEPARTMENT
will have a Marketing department, which will have
a Marketing Director. He will be in charge of things such as advertising
research and development, distribution and pricing.

Sales department: Responsible for sale and distribution of products for


each region..

Research and Development department: Responsible for finding out


consumer wants and developing new products. They also need to find
ways to improve an existing product.

Promotion department: In charge of advertising and promotion. It will


need a marketing budget which limits the amount of money it can spend.

Distribution department: It transports products to their markets.


MARKETING
DIRECTOR

MARKET
SALES RESEARCH
PROMOTION DISTRIBUTION

REGIONA
REGIONAL ADVERTISI PROMOTIO
L SALES
SALES NG N
MANAGE
MANAGER
R
OBJECTIVES OF MARKETING
 To increase sales revenue and profitability.

 To increase market share (percentage of sales a product has in a market).

 To maintain or improve image of a product or company.

 To target a new market or market segment.

 To develop new products or improve existing ones.

 Raise customers awareness about the product


ROLE OF MARKETING

 IDENTIFY CUSTOMERS NEEDS- MARKETING DEPARTMENT FINDS OUT WHAT


CUSTOMERS WANT
 SATISFY CUTOMERS NEEDS- MARKETING ENSURES CUSTOMERS GET RIGHT
PRODUCT AT RIGHT PRICE AND RIGHT TIME SO THAT THEY ACHIEVE SALES
 MAINTAIN CUSTOMER LOYALTY- MAINTAIN LONG TERM RELATIONSHIP WITH
CUSTOMERS
 GAIN INFORMATION ABOUT CUSTOMERS- MARKETING DEPARTMENT KNOW
HOW CUSTOMERS USE THEIR PRODUCTS AND FROM WHERE THEY BUY FROM
 ANTICIPATE CHANGES IN CUSTOMERS NEEDS-BY KNOWING NEW TRENDS IN
CUSTOMERS DEMANDS BUSINESSES CAN TRY PRODUCING THOSE PRODUCTS
WHICH ARE CURRENTLY NOT PRODUCED
UNDERSTANDING MARKET
CHANGES
 WHY CUSTOMERS SPENDING PATTERNS CHANGE?
DUE TO
 CHANGES IN TECHNOLOGY
 CHANGES IN INCOMES
 AGEING POPULATION
 CHANGE IN TASTE AND FASHION
 WHY HAVE SOME MARKETS BECOME MORE COMPETETIVE?
DUE TO
 GLOBALISATION
 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENTS
 INTERNET/E-COMMERCE
How can a business respond to changing
consumers spending patterns and
increased competition?

 MAINTAINING GOOD CUSTOMER


RELATIONSHIPS
 IMPROVING ITS EXISTING PRODUCTS
 BRING OUT NEW PRODUCTS TO KEEP
CUSTOMERS INTEREST
 MAINTAIN COMPETITION BY KEEPING THE PRICE
LOW
WHAT IS MARKET?

A market for a product is made up of


total number of customers and sellers of
that product
MARKET

MASS NICHE
MARKET MARKET
MASS MARKET

 A MARKET WHERE THERE IS A VERY LARGE NUMBER OF SALES OF A PRODUCT


 EXAMPLE- SOAPS, SHAMPOOS, TOOTHPASTE
 IT IS A MARKET WHERE MANY PEOPLE WILL BUY THE PRODUCT
 ADVERTISEMENT AND PROMOTIONS ATTRACTS THE CUSTOMERS

ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
 SALES ARE VERY HIGH  HIGH COMPETITION
 ECONOMIES OF SCALE  HIGH COST OF ADVERTISING
 RISKS CAN BE SPREAD  NOT ALL SPECIFIC WANTS OF
 SCOPE FOR GROWTH THE CUSTOMERS WILL BE
SATISFIED
EXAMPLES OF MASS
MARKET

TOOTH PASTE WASHING POWDERS COOKING OIL


NICHE MARKET

 IT IS A SMALL AND SPECIALISED SEGMENT OF A LARGER MARKET


 EXAMPLE- ROLCE ROYCE AND BRANDED CLOTHING , SHOES

ADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES
 SMALL FIRMS SELLS
 THEY ARE SMALL AND
SPECIALISED
HAVE LIMITED SALES
PRODUCTS TO FEW
PEOPLE  NO SCOPE OF
SPREADING THE RISKS
 CUSTOMERS NEEDS
AS THEY ARE
CAN BE RESPONDED
SPECIALISED IN FEW
EASILY DUE TO THE
PRODUCTS
SMALL SIZE OF THE
EXAMPLES OF NICHE MARKET

BRANDED LUXURIOUS CARS


BAGS
HOME WORK

 WRITE FEW EXAMPLES OF MASS MARKET AND


NICHE MARKET
MARKET SEGMENTATION
IT IS WHEN MARKET IS BROKEN DOWN INTO SUB-
GROUPS WHICH SHARE SIMILAR
CHARACTERISTICS

MARKET SEGMENT
IT IS AN IDENTIFIABLE SUB-GROUP OF A WHOLE
MARKET IN WHICH CONSUMERS HAVE SIMILAR
CHARACTERISTICS
EXAMPLES OF
SEGMENTATION
SOAPS
CHOCOLATES

BEAUTY BABY MEDICATE


SOAPS SOAPS D SOAPS YOUNG MIDDLE
TEEN
AGE AGE AGE

APPEALING
ADVERTISEMENT
EXAMPLE-

 A SOAPS MARKET MAY BE SEGMENTED INTO BABY


SOAPS,BEAUTY SOAPS,MEDICATED SOAPS
 CHOCOLATES ARE EATEN BY YOUNG,TEENAGERS
AND OLD PEOPLE BUT CHOCOLATES MARKETS
DIVIDES THE MARKET IN SUCH A WAY THAT ITS
APPEALING TO EVERY AGE GROUP
 MARKET SEGMENTATION CAN BE SUCCESSFUL
WITH THE HELP OF AN ATTRACTIVE
ADVERTISEMENT
WAYS OF SEGMENTING A
MARKET
 BY SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROUP- BY INCOME
 BY AGE- YOUNG OR OLD
 BY REGION/LOCATION-BY PLACE
 BY GENDER-BY MALE OR FEMALE
 BY USE OF THE PRODUCT-FOR DOMESTIC OR COMMERCIAL
USE
 BY LIFESTYLE- MARRIED OR SINGLE PERSON

AFTER SEGMENTING THE MARKET MARKETING MANAGER WILL CHOOSE A PROPER WAY
OF ADVERTISING THE PRODUCTS
SEGMENTING A MARKET
HELPS A BUSINESS TO..
ADVANTAGES

 ENJOY HIGHER SALES AND PROFITS


 MAKEMARKETING EXPENDITURE COST-EFFECTIVE BY A
PRODUCING A PRODUCT WHICH IS CLOSE TO
CUSTOMERS DEMAND
 IDENTIFY
A MARKET SEGMENT OR GROUP WHOSE NEEDS
ARE NOT BEING MET(MARKET GAP)
DISADVANTAGES

 HIGH ADVERTISEMENT COST


 HIGH STORAGE COSTS
 BRAND IDENTITY MAY BE AFFECTED IF ONE THE SEGMENT FAILS
Which method of segmentation
should be used?

 Detailed analysis of each market segment


 Company image and brand image
 Cost of entering each segment

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