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Marketing市场营销---theartofgettingandkeepingcustomers.AboutthecourseThegoodstarisanhalfofsuccess.OverallobjectivesAtthe
conclusionofthecourse,studentsshouldbecapableof:◼Understanding,listing,andexplainingthefactors,whichconstrainandprovideoppo
rtunitiesformarketing.◼Developingtheframeworksthatformulatesmarketingstrategies.◼Researchingmarketpotentials
.◼Designingmarketingmixtoentryandpenetratemarkets.◼…Methodology◼Thissubjectwillinvolvelectures,discus
sions,presentations,andworkshopactivities.Approachtolearning◼Facilitatelearningratherthanprescribing◼Learnbydoing◼Casestudies,andprojects>exa
m◼Groupwork,butdonotneglectindividualwork◼Relevant-realissuesratherthantextbookexamples◼Contemporary–up-
to-date◼UtilisetechnologyTextbookandreferences◼Textbook:◼PrinciplesofMarketing,9thEd.PhilipKotlerandGaryArmstrong.
PrenticeHall.◼《市场营销学教程》晁钢令主编,上海财经大学出版社,2000年。◼Recommendedreferences:◼BasicMarketing11ndedition.E.JeromeM
cCarthy,WilliamD.Perreault.IRWIN,1993.TextbookandreferenceslJournals:◼JournalofMarketing◼MarketingNews◼HarvardBusinessReview◼Internat
ionalJournalofResearchinMarketing◼JournalofAdvertising◼《营销导刊》◼《销售与市场》◼《市场营销》(人大复印资料)◼……Courseevaluation◼Thecoursewillb
eevaluatedusingthefollowingmethods:◼Contributiontothecourse:+/-10%mark.◼Casestudy,30%mark.◼Assignment,2
0%mark.◼Finalexam,50%mark.ContactaddressYoucancontactmebyemailat:zunl@yahoo.comorbyphone65111000-3110,orpersonallyinmyoffice109.Par
tOneUnderstandingmarketingandthemarketingprocessLectureOneMarketinginachangingworldIntroductionObjectsinlecture1◼Understanding
theconceptofmarketing,includingitsdefinition,purpose,androleincreatingexchange.◼Distinguishkeymarketingconceptswhichar
eoftenmisunderstoodorconfused.◼Understandingmarketingmanagementtasks.◼Contrasttheperiodsofmarketingevolution.•Whatismarketing?CoreConceptsProductsNee
ds,wants,anddemandsExchange,transactions,andrelationshipsMarketsCoreMarketingConceptsValue,satisfaction,andq
uality1.Thepreliminaryconceptsofmarketing◼Needs,WantsandDemands◼Ahumanneedisastateoffeltdeprivationofsomebasicsatisfaction.◼Wantsaredesiresforspecif
icsatisfiersofthesedeeperneeds.(★)◼Demandsarewantsforspecificproductsthatarebackedbyanabilityandwillin
gnesstobuythem.(★)CDV=TCV-TCC◼Value,CostandSatisfaction◼Valueistheconsumer’sestimateoftheproduct’soverallcapacityto
satisfyhisorherneeds.◼Costisthepayofconsumer.◼Assessingtheproductby“V/C”.◼Satisfactionisthestatethattherealproductcanbeequaltoorbetterthantheide
aproduct.◼Customerdeliveredvalue◼Totalcustomervalue◼productvalue,servicevalue,personalvalue,imagevalue◼Totalcustomercost◼Price,tim
e,energy,FasterBetterCheaperReliabilitySecurityCompetenceCredibilityEmpathyCommunicationStyleResponsivenessAccessAffordability
AvailabilityConveniencePerformanceFeaturesReliabilityConformanceServiceabilityAestheticsPerceivedQualityPriceCustomerDesiresCompanyDeliversTabl
e1-1:Satisfycustomerbybuildingvaluewithquality◼Market◼Amarketconsistsofallthepotentialcustomerssharinga
particularneedorwantwhomightbewillingandabletoengageinexchangetosatisfythatneedorwant.◼Number◼ability◼willing◼presentmarket/pote
ntialmarketM=N+W+ATheMarketingSystemSuppliersEndUserMarketMarketingIntermediariesCompetitorsCompany(Marketer)EnvironmentEnvironment2.Marketingis
…Marketingistheprocessofplanningandexecutingtheconception,pricing,promotion,anddistributionofideas,goods,andserv
icetocreateexchangesthatsatisfyindividualandorganizationalgoals.◼Thefunctionofmarketingistoidentifychangingneedssotha
tinnovativeproductscanbedevelopedtomeetthembetterthancompetitors.Marketingis…Marketingisasocialandmanagerialprocess
bywhichindividualsandgroupsobtainwhattheyneedandwantthroughcreatingandexchangingproductsandvaluewithothers.(Kotler1998)Marketingis…Marketingisgetting
therightgoodsandservicestotherightpeopleattherighttimeattherightpricewiththerightcommunicationandpromotion.(Kotler1994)◼TheaimofMark
etingistomakesellingsuperfluous.Theaimistoknowandunderstandthecustomersowellthattheproductorservicesfits…andsell
sitself.(Drucker,1973)◼consistsofallactivitiesthatbringbuyersandsellerstogether◼Analysis,Plan,implement,control◼Marketingmix(4p
s)◼ManagingProductsandServices(Product)◼DistributingProductsandServices(Place)◼PricingProductsandServices(Price)◼PromotionProd
uctsandServices(Promotion)(communicatingwithCustomers)Figure1-1MarketingConceptCustermerorientationAllmarketi
ngactivitiesarefocusedonprovidingsatisfactionIntergratedmarketingAllmarketingactivitiesarecoordinated.Profitsfollowcustomersatisfacti
onProfitaimswillbemetwhentheneedsaresuccessfullyserved.Themarketingconcept(Achievegoalsbymeetingcustomers'needs)ThepurposeofMarketingU
nderstandingtheneedsandwantsofcustomersandCreatecustomervaluethroughsatisfactionandqualityOperatemoreeffectivelyande
fficientlythancompetitorsFigure1-2MarketingPurpose◼Theeconomicroleofmarketing◼Marco-Marketingtheroleofmarketin
gindistributinggoodsandservicestobuyers.◼Micro-marketingtheprocessofformulatingandimplementingstrategythatenablesthefirm
toearnaprofit.GoalsofMarketingSystemsMaximizeConsumptionMaximizeChoiceMaximizeQualityofLifeMaximizeSatisfactionMarke
tingSystemGoalsDemandStateMarketingTasksFormalNameNegativedemandChangedemandPositiveMarketingNodemandCreatedemandStimulationalMarketingLatentdemandD
evelopdemandDevelopmentalmarketingDecliningdemandRevitalizedemandRemarketingIrregulardemandAlterdemandSynchromarketingdemandMain
tenanceMarketingOverfulldemandReducedemandDemarketingUnwholesomedemandDiscouragedemandAnti-marketing3.Marketingmanag
ementtasksDemandManagementCustomerLifetimeValueMarketingManagementDemandManagementKeyConceptsforManagingMarke
ting4.Theevolutionofmarketing◼ProductionOrientation◼ProductOrientation◼SalesOrientation◼CustomermarketingOrientation◼SocialMarketingOrientationFacto
ryExistingProductsSellingandPromotingProfitsthroughVolumeStartingPointFocusMeansEndsMarketCustomerne
edsTheSellingConceptpull-throughsystemIntegratedmarketingNotionofCustomerLifetimeValueMarketing&SalesCo
nceptsProfitsthroughCustomerSatisfactionTheSocietalMarketingConceptSociety(HumanWelfare)Consumers(Satisfaction)Company(Profits)SocietalMarketin
gConceptNewMarketingChallengesinchangingworldEmergingChallengesNonprofitMarketingNewMarketingLandscapeEthicalConcernsGlobalizationChangingWorl
dEconomy5.Extendingmarketingconcept◼Relationshipmarketing◼Customizemarketing◼Benchmarkmarketing◼SymbioticMarketi
ng◼Globalmarketing◼Megamarketing◼Extendedmarketing◼GreenmarketingConsumer(goods)marketingMajorareasofmarketingfocusRelations
hipsandCustomerRetentionBusiness-to-businessmarketing1950’s1960’s1970’s1980’s1990’sNon-profit&societalmarketingSe
rvicesmarketingCustomerSatisfaction,GlobalMarketing,SynchronousMarketingTheDevelopmentofMarketingScienceNextweek
◼Strategicplanningandthemarketingprocess◼Assignment:◼Reviewingthelecture1◼Textbook(chapter1)/P36-37◼Orgnizingthefirstteamdiscussiononthemarke
tingconceptbyinternetconnections.(P38-39)◼gettinginformationandwritingtheoutletonthemarketingplanningandmarketingprocess◼Tex
tbook(chapter2)