This document discusses various approaches to marketing. It begins by describing traditional marketing approaches which focus on understanding customer attitudes and behaviors to encourage purchase through the four Ps of the marketing mix: product, price, place and promotion. It then discusses remodelled marketing mixes which distinguish the base product P from support Ps. Finally, it introduces social marketing, which applies marketing principles to influence behaviors for social benefits through the four Ps and by targeting audiences voluntarily.
This document discusses various approaches to marketing. It begins by describing traditional marketing approaches which focus on understanding customer attitudes and behaviors to encourage purchase through the four Ps of the marketing mix: product, price, place and promotion. It then discusses remodelled marketing mixes which distinguish the base product P from support Ps. Finally, it introduces social marketing, which applies marketing principles to influence behaviors for social benefits through the four Ps and by targeting audiences voluntarily.
This document discusses various approaches to marketing. It begins by describing traditional marketing approaches which focus on understanding customer attitudes and behaviors to encourage purchase through the four Ps of the marketing mix: product, price, place and promotion. It then discusses remodelled marketing mixes which distinguish the base product P from support Ps. Finally, it introduces social marketing, which applies marketing principles to influence behaviors for social benefits through the four Ps and by targeting audiences voluntarily.
This document discusses various approaches to marketing. It begins by describing traditional marketing approaches which focus on understanding customer attitudes and behaviors to encourage purchase through the four Ps of the marketing mix: product, price, place and promotion. It then discusses remodelled marketing mixes which distinguish the base product P from support Ps. Finally, it introduces social marketing, which applies marketing principles to influence behaviors for social benefits through the four Ps and by targeting audiences voluntarily.
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APPROACHES TO How to do marketing?
MARKETING Marketing Strategies
TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TRADITIONAL MARKETING Traditional marketing involves the marketing mix of McCarthy (1928), as cited by Villet (2013): product, price, place, and promotion. It focuses on identifying the right consumer and understanding their attitudes, behaviors, and motivations to encourage purchase. Marketing Mix is defined as a set of marketing tools (4Ps) that a business blends to offer to the target market and get the response it wants from them.
Product Price Place Promotion
– This is the - This indicates - This refers to - This refers to company the value of an where the communicating offering and can offering. offering can be the other 3Ps to be tangible and found. encourage Customer’s cost Customer’s intangible. exchange convenience Communication Customer’s needs to customer CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES REMODELED MARKETING MIX In this remodeled marketing mix, Base P is distinguished from the support Ps. The base P is the Product and the other’s (Price, Place, and Promotion) are called Support Ps. REMODELED MARKETING MIX BASE P: Price -A product that can be offered to a market that can satisfy a need. Products may be tangible and intangible. -A tangible product could be chocolates, car, bags, or anything that you can actually see and touch. -An intangible product could be services like for when you are travelling thru plane via the Philippine Airlines REMODELED MARKETING MIX BASE P: Price Product Levels: REMODELED MARKETING MIX BASE P: Price -A product that can be offered to a market that can satisfy a need. Products may be tangible and intangible. -A tangible product could be chocolates, car, bags, or anything that you can actually see and touch. -An intangible product could be services like for when you are travelling thru plane via the Philippine Airlines REMODELED MARKETING MIX SUPPORT P: Place -The location where the product can be bought. Place decisions are usually associated with distribution channels. -Distribution channels can be direct or indirect. -Direct distribution channel – Manufacturer Consumer -Indirect distribution channel – Manufacturer Wholesaler Retailer Customer FROM 4PS TO THE 7PS SOCIAL MARKETING Social marketing is a “process that applies marketing principles and techniques to create, communicate and deliver value in order to influence target audience behaviors that benefit society (public health, safety, the environment, and communities) as well as the target audience”. (Kotler, Lee, & Rothschild, 2006 cited in Kotler & Lee, 2008). SOCIAL MARKETING Most often, social marketing is used to influence an audience to change their behavior for the sake of social benefits such as improving health, preventing injuries, protecting the environment, or contributing to the community (Kotler and Lee, 2008) SOCIAL MARKETING Most people have heard of the four P’s used in social marketing: Product (key benefits, service or behavior change), Price (the cost of stopping an unhealthy behavior or adopting a healthy one), Place (the opportunities and access to products, services and places to engage in the behaviors), and Promotion (communicating all this to the target audience) (Kotler, Roberto, & Lee, 2002). SOCIAL MARKETING SOCIAL MARKETING AIMS: Changing a behavior For the change to be voluntary Selecting and Influencing target audience