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this presentation compares the old marketing against new marketing paradigm. There are subtle but important disruptive changes that the entrepreneur or the marketer must sharply note. Old marketing practices, while still functional, might not work very well in this 21st century. This presentation is a lecture at the entrepreneurship elective subject at the Ateneo Grad School of Business in the Phil, a leading university in MBA, education and has been uploaded for the convenience and ease of access by the present and past students of the said elective. The lectures have been upgraded and updated, and thus would update what the students have learned in the past.

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ENTREPRENUERIAL ENTREPRENUERIAL MARKETINGMARKETING

New MarketingNew Marketing

Definition of businessDefinition of business

An entity that creates An entity that creates CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER.

Or that adds value to the Or that adds value to the customer.customer.

Better than:Better than: COMPETITORSCOMPETITORS BEFOREBEFORE

Two essential functions Two essential functions in a business:in a business:

MARKETINGMARKETING

INNOVATIONINNOVATION

MARKETINGMARKETING

Continuously satisfyingContinuously satisfyingCustomer Customer needsneeds & & wantswantsAt a profitAt a profitBetter than competitorsBetter than competitors

NEEDS WANTS

NEEDS WANTS

NEEDS WANTS

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Maslow’s Hierarchy of NeedsNeeds

NeedsNeeds

Value according to Value according to STARBUCKSSTARBUCKS

1 tbsp of Great Taste coffee= P0.271 tbsp of Great Taste coffee= P0.27

1 sachet 3 in l = 2.70 (l0x)1 sachet 3 in l = 2.70 (l0x)

1 brewed coffee at McDo = 27.00 1 brewed coffee at McDo = 27.00 (100x)(100x)

1 coffee at Starbucks =100.00 1 coffee at Starbucks =100.00 (500x)(500x)

How is value created, delivered and How is value created, delivered and captured?captured?

Value According to Value According to StarbucksStarbucks

Who is the Customer?Who is the Customer?

The one who PAYS.The one who PAYS.

What is our channel/link to him/her?What is our channel/link to him/her?

How is value delivered?How is value delivered?

What is price he/she is willing to pay?What is price he/she is willing to pay?

ValueValue CreationCreation

DeliveryDelivery

CaptureCapture

CustomersCustomers

OLD MARKETINGOLD MARKETING

2020thth century century

Customers by channelCustomers by channel

PositioningPositioning

P’s of MarketingP’s of Marketing

House of P’sHouse of P’s

Positioning / USP

Passionate People

Persistence / Patience

Pla

cem

ent

Process thatfulfills a Promise

PrayerP

rom

oti

on

s

Pri

ce

Pro

du

ct

Primary Target

Market

PersistentProfits

16 P’s

Marketing mixMarketing mix

Who is the Customer Who is the Customer (PTM)?(PTM)?

Building a community of Building a community of customers (CRM)customers (CRM)

Customer ServiceCustomer Service RewardsRewards Loyalty incentivesLoyalty incentives

A Community of A Community of CustomersCustomers

2121STST CENTURY CENTURY MARKETINGMARKETING

New MarketingNew Marketing

Guerrilla marketingGuerrilla marketing

WOM marketingWOM marketing

Freemium marketingFreemium marketing

Social media marketingSocial media marketing

The long tailThe long tail

Guerrilla marketingGuerrilla marketing

Blue ocean Blue ocean

Entering new marketsEntering new markets

Setting the rules.Setting the rules.

Blue OceanBlue Ocean

FreemiumFreemium

Long TailLong Tail

Viral MarketingViral Marketing

Purple CowPurple Cow

PURPLE COWPURPLE COW

Mooooo!!!!Mooooo!!!!

Your new calling card:Your new calling card:

The new positioningThe new positioning

The new mediaThe new media

SOCIAL SOCIAL NETWORK:NETWORK: FacebookFacebook TwitterTwitter FriendsterFriendster

SOCIAL MEDIA:SOCIAL MEDIA: You TubeYou Tube FlickrFlickr

The NEW Marketing The NEW Marketing DirectorDirector

THE SEOTHE SEO

New MarketsNew Markets

New SatisfactionNew Satisfaction

New CustomersNew Customers

New CompetitorsNew Competitors

New MarketsNew Markets

New Customer New Customer SatisfactionSatisfaction

New CommunicationNew Communication

ConversationsConversations

New RevenuesNew Revenues

New costsNew costs

New value chainNew value chain

THANK YOUTHANK YOU

profjorge.entrep@gmail.comprofjorge.entrep@gmail.com

•AcknowledgementAcknowledgement

Pictures are from Google imagesPictures are from Google images Many ideas are from slideshare pptsMany ideas are from slideshare ppts The presentor acknowledges the The presentor acknowledges the

source of these ideas.source of these ideas.

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