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Intro to Marketing - MKT 3300

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These notes provide concise and easy-to-understand notes for unit 1 from Intro to Marketing 3300 at The University of Texas at Dallas. It includes typed notes as well as graphs the following chapters are included: -Marketing Concepts -Strategic Planning Process -Scanning the Marketing Environment -Consumer Behavior -Market Segmentation, Targeting, & Positioning -Advertising and Sales Promotion

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Marketing Concepts
-​ Marketing - Process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and
distribution, of ideas, goods, and services to create exchange that satisfy individual and
organizational objectives
-​ Marketing focuses on discovering and satisfying consumer needs




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-​ Core marketing concept
-​ Marketing Tasks
-​ 1st - discovering consumer needs
-​ 2nd - satisfying consumer needs
-​ Potential consumers - people with desire and ability to buy a specific product
-​ Target market - one or more specific groups of potential consumers towards which an
organization directs its marketing program
-​ 4 P’s : controllable marketing mix factors
-​ Product, price, promotion, place
-​ Uncontrollable environmental factors
-​ social , economic, technological, competitive, regulatory
-​ Requirements for marketing to occur
1.​ Two or more parties with unsatisfied needs
2.​ Desire and ability on their part to be satisfied
3.​ A way for parties to communicate
4.​ Something to exchange
-​ Marketing program - plan that integrates marketing mix to provide goods, services, or
ideas to buyers
-​ Customer value - unique combo of benefits received by target buyers that includes
quality, price, convenience, on-time delivery, and after-sale service
-​ Market orientation is characterized by :
-​ Customer orientation
-​ Competitor orientation
-​ Inter-functional coordination
-​ Mass customization - tailoring goods and services to tastes of individual customers in
high volumes at low cost
-​ Relationship marketing - linking organization to individual customers, employees,
suppliers, and other partners for mutual long-term benefits

,Strategic Planning Process
-​ 3 levels of strategy in an organization




-​ Types of corporate goals
-​ Profits
-​ Quality
-​ Sales revenue
-​ Employee welfare
-​ Market share
-​ Social responsibility
-​ Unit sales
-​ Growth matrix




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Markets Current New

Current Market Penetration Product development
Selling more Ben & Jerry’s Selling new product such as
super premium ice cream to children’s clothing under the
Americans Ben & Jerry’s Brand to
Americans

New Market Development Diversification
Selling Ben & Jerry’s Super Selling a new product such as
premium ice cream to Asian children’s clothing in asian
markets for the first time markets for the first time

, -​ Building blocks of organizational success




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-​ Strategic marketing process




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