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Your Logo SOCIAL VENTURE – MARKETING

1. Customers 2. Competitors 3. Social, Political and Economic forces 4. Marketing mix Content

Question 1: How will you identify your customers (buyers) and clients (recipients) and the extent of their needs? Answer: Market segmentation, target market Customers

Market segmentation involves aggregating prospective buyers into groups that (1) have common need and (2) will respond similarly to a marketing action Use some criteria to choose the most suitable market Social venture: Describe your customers: who are they? Why you choose them? Any difficult to serve them? Market segmentation and target market

Question 2: What other organizations, if any, serve the same group or a si milar group of people? Or what’s the competition? Answer: Describe your competitors Competitors

Social venture Briefly describe your competitors about: – Fields – Name – History – Products, etc What their strength and weakness compared with your product and demonstrate how different your product is Describe your competitors

Question 3: What are the important political, social, and economic factors influencing your ability to serve your client group? Answer: – Social forces: Social trends – Political forces: Regulations – Economic forces: GDP, inflation, income Social venture: Find out the opportunies and threats of your product External environment

Question: the other question Answer: Marketing mix – Product – Place – Price – Promotion Markeing mix

Specification of product How will it produced Who supply the raw material How to carry the function – How many employees – What skill needed – How to train your employees Product

How will your product distributed – Direct or indirect channel. Why? Place

Choose the right promotion tools – Advertising – Sales promotion – Personal selling – Direct marketing – Public relation (PR) Design the promotional program (message, media, content, cost) Promotion

Decide cost from: – Producing product – Managing the distribution channel – Designing the promotional program Arrive the final price Price