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TRIHADI PUDIAWAN ERHAN Universitas Pembangunan Jaya
Marketing & Consumer Behaviour TRIHADI PUDIAWAN ERHAN - - Universitas Pembangunan Jaya Program Strata Satu © March 2014
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What is marketing? “Marketing is the science and art of exploring, creating and delivering value to satisfy the needs and wants of a target market maintaining loyalty at a profit.” Professor Philip Kotler
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Marketing vs Sales
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“The aim of marketing is to make selling unnecessary.”
Marketing vs Sales “The aim of marketing is to make selling unnecessary.” Peter Drucker (1973)
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Marketing vs Sales Marketing Sales Cloudy to say the least
Behind the scenes Strategic Highly processed Sales Very Measurable Still individualistic Short Goal Orientated Some process
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Marketing Marketing is a very complex concept. Research Product design
Setting prices Price Making sure the customer knows about products Promotion Choosing how and where to sell products Place
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Information about needs Discover consumer needs
Research Discovering Customer NEEDS & WANTS Potential consumers: The market Information about needs Discover consumer needs
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Research NEEDS & WANTS TARGET MARKET
one or more specific groups of potential consumers toward which an organization directs its marketing program
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Research TARGET MARKET Segmentation Process Demographic Geographic
Behavioural Psychographic
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Marketing Mix 4 P’s PRODUCT PRICE PLACE PROMOTION
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Product Steps Necessary To Create A New Product:
Develop a product idea Assess the feasibility of a product idea Design and test the product Distribute and promote the product Post-audit the product
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Product Product Differentiation: Firm’s effort to distinguised its product from competitor’s product in a manner that makes the product more desireble
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Product Product Differentiation: Unique Product Design
Unique Packaging Unique Branding
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Product Product Life Cycle
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Pricing Things to Consider for Pricing Policy Cost of Production
Supply of inventory Competitor’s Price
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Pricing The Pricing Strategy: Cost Plus Pricing Banchmark Pricing
Penetration Pricing Defensive Pricing Predatory Pricing Prestige Pricing
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Place/Distribution Where and how will you sell the products?
Direct Channel One-Level Channel Two-Level Channel
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Promotion Promotion Mix: The combination of promotion methods that a firm use to increase acceptance of its products
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Promotion Type of Promotion: Advertising Personal Selling
Sales Promotion Public Relations
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© February 2014
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