MARKETING MIX MARKETING MIX NAME: SHUBHANI WADHWA
DATE: OCTOBER – 2024 CLASS-: 11 D
4PS OVERVIEW MARKETING MIX 2 The 4Ps of marketing are critical for creating a balanced marketing strategy. These include Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. Each element plays a role in meeting consumer needs and achieving business objectives. Understanding the interplay between these components helps businesses position themselves successfully in the market. INTRODUCTION TO THE 4PS
PRODUCT STRATEGIES MARKETING MIX 3 Product development focuses on creating and innovating products that meet consumer demands. Engaging in market research helps to identify gaps in the market and develop solutions. This process can involve improving existing products or creating entirely new ones. Successful product development drives brand loyalty and growth. Differentiation is essential for standing out in a crowded marketplace. Companies can achieve this through unique features, branding, and customer service. Understanding the product lifecycle—from introduction to decline—allows businesses to strategize marketing activities effectively. Proper lifecycle management prolongs product viability. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT DIFFERENTIATION AND LIFECYCLE
STRATEGY DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE Cost-Plus Markup over cost Retail product pricing Value-Based Based on perceived value Luxury brands Penetration Low initial price to enter Subscription services Skimming High initial price Technology launches Competitive Based on competitors Supermarkets PRICING MODELS 4
PLACE CHANNELS MARKETING MIX 5 Distribution channels are essential for delivering products to consumers. They include direct channels like online sales and indirect methods such as retailers. Selecting the right channels can enhance market reach and efficiency. Companies must assess which channels align with their target audience. Logistics encompasses the planning and execution of product movement. Efficient logistics ensures timely delivery, cost control, and customer satisfaction. It affects the overall supply chain's performance and can provide a competitive edge. Companies must continuously improve their logistics strategies. DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT Market coverage refers to the strategy of distributing products across different locations. This can vary from intensive coverage, reaching many consumers, to selective coverage, available in specific markets. Choosing the right strategy depends on product type and target demographics. MARKET COVERAGE
PROMOTION TECHNIQUES MARKETING MIX 6 Effective advertising captures consumer attention and communicates brand messages. Strategies differ based on target demographics, platforms, and budgets. Traditional media, social media, and influencer marketing are popular methods. Tailoring ads to specific audiences can significantly enhance engagement. Sales promotions are short-term incentives aimed at boosting sales, such as discounts or limited-time offers. Public relations (PR) focuses on maintaining a positive brand image and managing consumer relationships. While sales promotions drive immediate results, PR builds long-term brand credibility. ADVERTISING STRATEGIES SALES PROMOTION AND PR
7 FUTURE TRENDS 50% 30% 20% DIGITAL MARKETING Digital marketing will dominate the marketing landscape, accounting for 50% of all marketing expenditures. Its data-driven approach allows for targeted campaigns that resonate with consumers. SUSTAINABILITY MARKETING Sustainable marketing practices will make up 30% of marketing strategies, reflecting consumer preferences for eco-friendly products. Brands that prioritize sustainability will enhance their reputation. PERSONALIZATION Personalized marketing will cover 20% of strategies, using data to tailor messages to individual consumers. This approach improves customer experience and boosts purchasing behavior.