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MARKETING Management An internship Under Guidance of Prof. Sameer Mathur

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MARKETING

Management An internship Under Guidance of Prof. Sameer Mathur

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SAMEER MATHUR Marketing Professor, IIM Lucknow

Ph.D. (Carnegie Mellon University)

MS (University of Illionois at Urbana Champaign)

B Tech (IIT Roorkee)

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Why study

marketing?

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Marketing is the fastest growing

industry.

You’ll learn what makes a business or product tick.

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It will stimulate your lateral thinking

and creativity.

This presentation will help you learn

management under specific

conditions.

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Hence, improving

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Marketing management enhances your job search

conversion to employment success rate.

Hence, giving you a

competitive advantage.

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is communicating the value of a product,

service or brand to customers, for the

purpose of promoting or selling that

product, service or brand.

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In simple words,

Marketing is about identifying and meeting human

and social needs.

‘Meeting needs profitability’

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What is marketing

management?

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It is the art and science of choosing target

markets and getting, keeping, and growing

customers through creating, delivering and

communicating superior customer value.

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In today’s world, Competition has grown rapidly.

Hence making it difficult for the

marketers to a build a strong brand.

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How to build a strong brand?

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Many market researchers have analyzed

the marketing strategies of successful

brands and they find innovation a

important factor

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Innovation

is the key to a

successful brand.

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Historically, market research

was product – rather than

customer centric.

Marketers asked about

attitudes and behaviors

relevant to their brands.

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More recently, we have seen

the rise of ethnographic

research to help them

understand how both a brand

and its wider product category

fit into people’s lives

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What take this a step

further by providing

powerful new ways to

explore consumer’s lives and opinions is..

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Social Media

Marketing is main focus for

marketers.

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It helps them to gain

valuable customer opinions

and needs and wants

through social media

networks such as facebook,

twitter, blogs and

discussion forums.

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4 fundamental

that successful

brands share

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1. They offer and communicate a clear,

relevant customer promise.

2. They build trust by delivering on that

promise.

3.They drive the market by continually improving the promise.

4. They seek further advantage by

Innovating beyond the familiar.

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For

Example In real world,

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Their offerings and promises

are clear and connected to

consumers directly through

their advertisements on

televisions and in newspapers.

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Samsung keeps on improving

its product and thinking beyond

the familiar.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvDOosa8PEo

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The next video shows how

social media helped KFC India

to boost their sales

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZsVORnp0kI&hd=1

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Marketing management helps

marketers in order to achieve their

targets of creating a successful

brand.

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HOW?

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1.

Developing

Marketing

Strategies and

Plans

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Brand must identify its

potential long-run

opportunities, given its

market experience and core

competencies.

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Business Unit Strategic-

Planning Process

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2. Assessing

Market

Opportunities and

Customer Value

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Marketers should build a

scanning mechanism to spot

profitable market opportunities

by closely monitoring its

marketing environment so it

can continually assess market

potential and forecast demand.

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Marketers should research their competitors

through Internet

1. Independent customer goods and

service review forums

2. Customer Complaint site

3. Public blogs

4. Combo sites offering customer review

and expert opinions

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Create best value for its chosen target

market and develop strong, profitable

and long-term relationship with

customers.

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3.

Choosing

Value

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Market should be divided into major

market segments, evaluate each one, and

target those it can provide the best value.

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4 bases of segmenting markets.

1.Geographic: location

2.Demographic: age, gender, income

3.Psychographic: personality traits,

lifestyle, values

4.Behaviorial: needs and benefits,

usage

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Marketers should pay close

attention to competitors,

anticipating their moves and

knowing how to react quickly and

decisively

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4.

Designing

Value

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At the heart of the marketing program is

the

the firm’s tangible offering to the market, which includes the product

quality, design, features and packaging.

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Efficient management of product

line and mix

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Companies should provide

services such as leasing,

delivery, repair, and training

as part of its product

offerings.

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A critical marketing

decision relates to price.

Its price should match

well with the offer’s perceived value.

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5.

Delivering

Value

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Marketers should properly deliver to the

target market the value embodied in its

products and services.

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Channel activities include those the

company undertakes to make the

product accessible and available to

target consumers.

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Consumer and Industrial Marketing

Channels

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A company must identify,

recruit and link various

marketing facilitators to supply

its products and services

efficiently to the target market.

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6.

Communicating

Value

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Company should

adequately communicate

to the target market the

value embodied by its

products and services.

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Steps in Developing

Effective Communications

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Company should set up mass

communication programs

consisting of advertising, sales

promotion, events and public

relations.

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Five M’s of Advertising

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Company can

communicate through

social media i.e.online

communities and forums,

social networks and

other social media tools.

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7.

Sustaining

Growth and Value

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Marketer should initiate

new product

development, testing, and

launching as part of its

long term view.

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The strategy should take into

account changing global

opportunities and

challenges.

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Marketers must build a marketing

organization capable of implementing

the marketing plan.

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This all 7 stages of marketing

comes into play if you have an idea

to implement.

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And if you have a

idea, you need to

present it and

introduce it to the

world.

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Your way of presenting your idea to

the world has to be interesting so

that the world listens to you.

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You should be able to influence

everyone.

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PRESENTATION .

Points to be remembered

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1. Turn off your

computer

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Don’t just start off with your computer. Make paper and pen your friends for

some time, jot down your ideas

and then implement it

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2. Have a killer title and opening slide

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Don’t be afraid of using bold and big fonts as title.

Attract audience through

your opening slide.

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3. Use a color scheme

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Use colors from popular

websites and magazines.

Pick popular color palette

Colorlovers.com

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4. Use stunning images

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Deliver a bigger punch just with

your visuals.

Use strong visuals to relate to your

slide content.

Royalty free Screenshots

Creative commons

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5.Get your text right

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Keep your info. Less.

Never use more than 2-3 fonts

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6. Story telling

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Tell the audience

relevant stories and

examples to help them

relate your idea

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7. Confidence

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So think with an

open mind and

make something

innovative.

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Think,

Design

and

Implement it.

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Its time to be a

Champion…

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These slides were created by Ankit Kumar (IITD), as

part of an internship done under the guidance of Prof.

Sameer Mathur (www.IIMInternship.com)