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Mark eting Rafael Camacho P.

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MarketingRafael Camacho P.

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History

After men created a market for the exchange of goods and services, marketing was born.

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HistoryWord-of mouth was the most credible and influencing source of information.

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Mkt Vs. Ad

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Advertising only equals one piece of the pie in the strategy.

Advertising

Marketing

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What’s Marketing?

Marketing is used to identify the customer, to keep the customer and satisfy the costumer.

Marketing is the process by which companies create customer interest in products or services.

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What’s Marketing?

“Satisfying needs and wants through an exchange process.”

Philip Kotler

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How it works?Research and analysis

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How it works?Research and analysis

Establish goals

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How it works?Research and analysis

Establish goals

Strategic Planning

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Research & Analysis

Knowing You

Knowing Your Product

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Knowing you means...

Knowing your enviroment

Micro

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Knowing you means...

Knowing your enviroment

Micro

Macro

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Internal

Knowing you means...

Knowing your enviroment

Micro

Macro

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Knowing your product

BRIEF

Trough...

SWOTPLC

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The identity of the brand

Brief

Who you’re selling?

What you’re selling?

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SWOT

Strengths

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SWOT

Strenghts

Weaknes

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SWOT

Strenghts

Weaknes

Opportunities

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SWOT

Strenghts

Threats

Weaknes

Opportunity

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Product Life CycleIntroduction

Growth

Maturity

Decline

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• Segmentation

• Target

• Position

Establish goals

S - T - P

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T - P

Establish goals

Segm

entat

ion

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- P

Establish goals

Segm

entat

ion

Targe

ting

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Establish goals

Segm

entat

ion

Targe

ting

Posit

ioning

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Segmentation

• By:

Geography

Psychographics

Socio-cultural

Demography

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Targeting

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Targeting

Total Population

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Targeting

Potential MarketTotal Population

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Targeting

Potential Market

Available Market

Total Population

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Targeting

Potential Market

Available Market

Target Market

Total Population

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Targeting

Potential Market

Available Market

Target Market

Penetrated Market

Total Population

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Positioning

Position you currently own Position you want to own

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Marketing Mix

Product Promotion

Price Place

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Where is it Going?

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New Trends

Product

Price

Promotion

Place

Client

Cost

Convinience

Communication

4 P’s into 4 C’s

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New Trends

Social Media

Blended Marketing

Marketing 360º

BTL

Experienced Mkt

Green Mkt

Social Mkt

Lovemark

Neuro Mkt

Mkt Online (3.0)

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Traditional is dead...

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Social Media

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New Trends Examples

Blended Mkt

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Mkt 360º

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Experience Mkt

New Trends Examples

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Social Mkt

New Trends Examples

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BTL

New Trends Examples

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Mkt Guru’s

Philip Kotler

Kevin Roberts

Al Ries

Saatchi brothers

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Mkt quote...

“The customer is not an idiot, is your wife”

-David Ogilvy