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Marketing Of Services

MARKETING  Marketing is the managing profitable customer relationship  Marketing - companies create value for customers & build strong customer relationships in order to capture value from customers in return.  Service may be defined as an act or performance that one party can offer to another that is essentially intangible and does not result in the ownership of any thing.

NATURE & CHARATERISTICS INTANGIBILITY INSERPARABIL ITY VARIABILITY PERISHABILITY services

WHAT MAKES SERVICES A SUCCESS ?? RELIABILITY RESPONSIVENESS ASSURANCE EMPATHY TANGIBLES

Marketing of service Services marketing refers to both B2B & B2C services and includes marketing of services like telecommunication services, financial services, all types hospitality services, car rental services, air travel, health care, car services and professional services

Features  It is a managerial process of managing services  It is an organizing effort of providing a foundation for the development of an organization  It is a social process helping an organization to understand the emerging social problem

Service- profit chain Which links services firm profits with employee and customer Satisfi ed & produ ctive servic e emplo yees Greater services value Satisfie d & loyal custom ers Healthy services profits & gain Internal services quality

TYPES OF SERVICE MARKETING  INTERNAL MARKETING- “enabling the promise” Orienting & motivating customer-contact employees & supporting service people to work as a team to provide customer satisfaction.  EXTERNAL MARKETING- ”setting the promise” Attracting, keeping& growing customers and making profitable relationship with customers.  INTERACTIVE MARKETING- “delivering the promise” Training service employees in the fine art of interacting with customers to satisfy their needs

. Company Internal External marketing market Employees Customer Interactive marketing

Major Marketing Task Managing Services Differentiation Managing Service Quality Managing Service Productivity

Accessibility of E-communication

Types of communication through Internet

Service provider – eBay.com

History of eBay

eBay – a worldwide organisation

Auctions

eBay model

How to register yourself ?

Marketing

Result Analysis

To whom do they compete with.

Acquisitions

Partnerships

Joint ventures

Marketing through proposals

Through facebook - Accessed by almost all section of literate society

SWOT analysis

Transparency, Universality, frequently.