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Marketing - Introductions. Students are expected to learn to act as business professionals. Class Expectations. Showing up (and staying) is half the job. Sign in / sign out. Get yourself together during “do now” time. Grades on point system.
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Students are expected to learn to act as business professionals. Class Expectations
Showing up (and staying) is half the job. • Sign in / sign out. • Get yourself together during “do now” time. • Grades on point system. • Cheating = “0” + meeting with parents and asst. principal. • Learning something useful is the most important thing. Attendance, Grades, Etc.
mgehman@livingston.org • Home room: C250 • Best times to reach me: • 7:30-7:45 a.m. • Lunch • Block 1 on A, B and D days • Block 2 on B and C days • After school: 2:40-3:30 p.m. Mr. G’s Contact Info
Course Structure And college course credit from FDU!
“The process by which companies create value for customers and build strong customer relationships in order to capture value from customers in return.” OR “Process of acquiring and maintaining profitable customer relationships.” Marketing Definition
Wants Demands Needs Market = Customers with similar needs or wants and demand (buying power) • Offering • Product • Service • Experience What is a Market?
Marketing ProcessStage 2: Design a Customer Driven Marketing Strategy
Segmentation & Target Market Total pie Slice we want Sliced pie
Demographics – “who”, age, income, ethnicity • Psychographics – “why”, attitudes • Behavior – “how” use of product • Geographic – “where” customer lives Segment the Market
Motorcycle Market Segmentation by Product Use Target Define Your Target Market
What benefits am I giving the customer to satisfy their needs and wants? or put another way…. • What am I giving the customer for their money? • Why should they buy from me vs. the competitor down the street? Value Proposition
What benefits am I giving the customer to satisfy their needs and wants? Define Value Proposition
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US/Motorcycles/why-harley.html#whyharley/1http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US/Motorcycles/why-harley.html#whyharley/1 What is Harley’s Value Proposition?
Harley share is 2x nearest competitors Why the Value Prop Matters