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Marketing overview - Answer Consists of individual & organizational activities that
facilitate and expedite satisfying exchange relationships in a dynamic environment
through the creation, distribution, promotion, and pricing of goods, services, and ideas

- American Marketing Association

- Efficient and fair system which directs an economy's flow of goods from producers to
consumers and accomplishes the objectives of society

- Need to satisfy both the customer's needs and the company's objectives

- 40 - 60% of consumer $'s goes toward marketing activities

2 levels of marketing - Answer Macro-Marketing and Micro-Marketing

- Macro looks at the economy's entire marketing system

- Micro looks at individual company

Macro-marketing - Answer Objective to create goods & services & make them available
when & where they are needed

- Economy = Producers + Consumers

- Producers: concerned with their income & production

- Consumers: concerned with what you can buy with your $

Free market economy - Answer Market driven, "Capitalism", Price is a measure of value
and fluctuates so both producers & consumers are happy

- Consumers decide what to purchase & therefore affect production

- What is someone willing to pay?

Other economies? - Answer - Russia has mixed economy

- China has a socialist market economy

Law of Diminishing Demand - Answer Consumer

- if the price of a commodity is raised; a smaller quantity will be demanded

- if the price of a commodity is lowered; a greater quantity will be demanded

,Late 1800s/Industrial Revolution - Answer - Beginning of mass production & marketing

- Products made more economically

- Focus of distribution

1920s - Answer Advertising & Sales focus- differentiating products

1950s - Answer - Marketing dept.

- Consumer research

- Advise mgmt of how to design, price, distribute & promote

Marketing today - Answer - Customer satisfaction: customer's positive, neutral, or
negative feelings about the value received from a product

- Customer loyalty: refers to the frequency with which a customer consistently
purchases a specific brand

Ethics of marketing - Answer - A Code of Ethics: Rules for standards of professional
behavior, based on relationships within businesses and professional organizations

- Standards of Practice: Measure of what is expected to happen

Ethical Conduct - Answer - Priority of an organization

- Through proper planning, organizing, staffing, leading, and controlling ensure that
ethical conduct is followed

- Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Code of Ethics (AND Code of Ethics)

- Sponsorship (Advertising and Sponsorship)

Different marketing concepts - Answer Management philosophy of how a company
views customers and the sale of their products (goods, services, ideas)

- Manufacturing/production concept: available & affordable; concentrate on production
& distribution efficiency

- Product concept: customers prefer existing product, should focus on improvement
(Kotler, Bowen, & Makens, 1999)

- Selling concept: need a large selling & promotion effort

- Societal marketing concept: organization determines needs and wants and co. needs
to deliver these to improve consumer's & society's well-being (social marketing)

Who's involved in marketing? - Answer - Producers

- Sellers

, - Buyers

- Due to ↑ costs in noncommercial foodservice, now marketing

- Must be competitive

Social vs. Business marketing - Answer - Social: marketing to advance a cause, change
a behavior

- Business: fills customer needs or desires

Need for marketing - Answer - Just because have a good product does not mean that it
will sell

- Marketing encourages this need

- Must look at both the product & the marketing system

- Sustainability, plant-based/vegan options, curbside and drive-thru, smart tech
solutions, mobile ordering (employee shortages)

- Secret menus

Top Seven - Answer (1) (Super)-Size does matter

(2) Fish and chicken don't always deserve their healthful rep

(3) Download the (nutritional) lowdown

(4) Go green

(5) Skip the mocha-frappe-espresso-ccino-with-whipped-cream coffee drink

(6) Think outside your go-to wrapper

(7) Step away from the soda

Portfolios - Answer - Includes: resume, references, cover letter, examples of your work
(review before an interview so you can talk about a few different things)

- Online or paper

Market oriented business - Answer - Think about the market system (market research,
menu planning, service, promotion/advertising)

- Marketing concept - affects all activities and emphasizes satisfying the customers'
needs

- Direction the company is going (planning, policies, and operations determined by the
market/customer)

- Profitable because satisfying the customer's needs

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