School of Business Management‚ NMIMS MBA: 2013-2014 Trimester: I |Instructors | |Prof. Amit Bhadra |Extn. 5858 |Email Id: amit.bhadra@nmims.edu | |Prof. Neeta Acharya |Extn. 5854 |Email Id: neeta@nmims.edu | |Prof. K.Ravi
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Marketing helps to investigate and determine the unfulfilled market’s needs (Kotler & Armstrong‚2010). Marketing management is a procedure‚ which include examining‚ analysis‚ arranging‚ implementation and observing‚ in order to provide a successful and profitable business to customers and accomplish organisation’s long term targets (Cutler‚ 2000). Frank (1994) concurred that marketing is to satisfy the needs of customers and concentrate on target markets. Customer value
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have failed? According to Kotler and Keller (2012‚ p. 411)‚ eBay’s success began by creating a“pricing revolution”‚ which allowed the bidders/buyers to determine the price they were willing to pay for an item. The consumers were pleased because they felt they were in control‚ and received the best possible price. The sellers were also pleased because they reached a wide variety of buyers‚ and they ended up owing very little overhead when the deals were done (Kotler & Keller‚ 2012‚ p. 411).
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product has its own target market‚ we must ensure that this market is properly researched‚ analysed and have an appropriate strategy to implement. A market by definition and be surmised at being “the set of all actual and potential buyers of a product” (Kotler‚ 1998). The yoghurt market consists of all the actual and potential buyers of yoghurt products. The macro-environment consists of six types of forces economic‚ demographic‚ cultural‚ natural‚ technological and political. “Vital Foods” must ensure
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BloombergBusinessweek Magazine Talk Show Posted on September 30‚ 200 "This sends a message we’re in deep doo-doo." --Robert Toll‚ CEO of luxury-home builder Toll Brothers‚ on what the Fed’s larger-than-expected half-percentage-point interest rate cut says about the economy‚ as reported by USA Today It’s crunch time for satellite radio: Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin says his goal is to reach a decision by yearend on whether to approve a merger of Sirius Satellite Radio
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References: • Levitt‚ T. (1965) Exploit the Product life cycle: Harvard Business Review: Vol.43: Nov- Dec:pp 81 -94 • Kotler‚ P.‚ (1998)‚ Marketing Management - analysis planning implementation and control‚ (9th ed.)‚ Prentice Hall‚ Australia • Kotler‚ P. & Keller‚ K .L. (2006) Marketing Management: 12th eds:Pearson Education Limited: Upper Saddle river: New Jersey • Business 2000 case study: Extending the product life cycle through
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Question: Consider the broad shifts in marketing. Can they be related to the major societal forces? Which force has contributed to which shift? Answer: According to Kotler and Keller (2011)‚ marketing is the ability of an organization to be able to meet the needs of its markets profitably. In the bid to profitably meet the needs of customers‚ organizations are considered to be continuously undergoing series of cycles in resonance with globalization‚ by ensuring that they are able to meet the
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Lovins‚ 2006‚ p.26). Obviously‚ CSR is no longer a new strategy to companies nowadays. In terms of definition‚ Carroll (1991) suggests that CSR has four kinds of responsibilities or dimensions: economic‚ legal‚ ethical‚ and philanthropic whereas Kotler (2001) defines it as doing business in a way that maintains and improves both customers’ and society’s well-being. Actions like cause-related marketing‚ sponsoring charitable events‚ offering employee volunteerism programs‚ having environmental initiatives
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impact of marketing strategy. Marketing strategy many have its share of setbacks in the marketing moves if that is given the status “not being effective”. It does not mean holding back growth. Companies often desire a balanced product portfolio. [ (Kotler) ] To treat marketing strategy as just a fad is on the wrong basis‚ because the strategy changes in terms of several key strategic factors that can be explored to make changes of the situation. The term fad is a product life cycle type and a fad
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