Chapter
4
Creating long term loyalty relationship is the foundation of
marketing is a strong customer relationships, marketers must win customers by
connecting with them, listening and responding to them. The cornerstone of
holistic marketing is strong customer relationship, marketers must win
customers by connecting with them through listening and responding to them, informing,
engaging them and energizing them in process.
Building customer value, satisfaction and loyalty consumers are
better educated and informed than ever, they have tools to verify companies’
claims and seek out superior alternatives.
Customer-perceived value is the difference between the prospective
customers evaluation of all the benefits and all the costs of an offering and
the perceived alternatives.
Personal
point view
I work with a road construction company, my example of creating
long term relationship, the
President announced that the Cabinet meeting will be held at the Army training
Camp, we worked on that road with immediately without a contract to maintain our
client the Government and acquired 70%of the market.
Chapter
5
Analyzing Consumer market is the primary importance to understand
the psyche of the customers and their
buying motives. Therefore Marketers must fully understand both the
theory and reality of consumer’s behavior because a consumer’s buying behavior
is influenced by cultural factors is fundamental determinant of a persons wants
and behavior, social factors in addition to cultural factors, and personal
factors a consumers behavior is influenced
by such social factors as reference groups, family and social roles and
statuses. A persons reference groups consists of all the groups that have a
direct or indirect influence on his/her attitudes or behavior.
Age and stage in the life cycle People buy different goods and services over a lifetime.
Taste in food, clothes, furniture, and recreation is often age related.
Occupation and economic circumstances also influences consumption patterns, for example a blue-collar worker will buy work clothes, work shoes and lunchboxes but a company president will buy dress suits, air travel and country club membership.
Age and stage in the life cycle People buy different goods and services over a lifetime.
Taste in food, clothes, furniture, and recreation is often age related.
Occupation and economic circumstances also influences consumption patterns, for example a blue-collar worker will buy work clothes, work shoes and lunchboxes but a company president will buy dress suits, air travel and country club membership.
Personality and self
concept by personality, we mean a set of distinguishing human psychological
traits that lead to relatively consistent and enduring responses to
environmental personality and self concept by personality and self concept
by personality, we mean a set of distinguishing human psychological traits that
lead to relatively consistent and enduring responses to environmental.
Personal
point of view
I went with my sister to a shopping
mall she liked a pair of shoes for that
it could look good on me and she is peer
company I ended up being influenced by and bought the shoes this is a social
culture factor that influenced me .
Chapter
6
Analyzing Business Markets to find out what information you need
to know about potential customers for your business. The business market
consists of all the organizations that acquire goods and services used in the
production of other products or services that are sold, rented or supplied to
others. The major industries making up the business market are agriculture, forestry
and fisheries, mining, manufacturing, construction, transportation, communication,
public utilities, banking, finance and insurance, distribution and services. Business
marketers face many of the same challenges as consumer marketers, in particular
understanding their customers and what they value is of paramount important to
both.
Personal
experience
I had food supplements for forever living and I analyzed my market
and I found it was best needed by aged people because they are the ones that
have loose of appetite and consume these products and actually I got a lot of
clients in this class of people.
Chapter
7
Identifying
market segments and targets is the aggregating of prospect buyers into groups
that have common needs and will respond similarly to a marketing action using
different marketing mixes to help gain competitive advantage with a specific
segment, selling two or more products with different features targeted to
different market segment, segmentation in linking needs to actions and is
grouped into two people or organizations according to similarity of needs and
the benefits desired and must be related to specific tangible marketing
actions.
Brainstorm
a list of potential market segments for your product or service. Use your
research about the competition to help determine which segments have unmet
needs or problems relevant to your product or service. Write your answers below.
Identify
key characteristics of each market segment related to your product or service. list
the market segments you then identify in
the left-hand column, across the top, list the major features or benefits of
your product or service,
Then check each
feature or benefit that is most valuable to each market segment to determine
which segment is your most likely target market
Personal
experience
There is an umbrella company called Crystal ventures limed that
used market segmentation to the fullest of it, it is into road construction, estate
construction, production of construction products, tiles factory, food processing
industry and a coffee shop and it is very successful.
Lilian
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