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Innovation & Marketing

Lesson Outline:

1. Product
2. Price
3. Place
4. Promotion
5. People
6. Process
7. Physical Evidence

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Product

Everything, both favorable and


unfavorable, that a person
receives in an exchange

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Product

Product is the Product


“heart” of
Marketing Mix

Price Promotion

Place (Distribution)
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Functions of Packaging

Holding and protecting

Promoting

Storage, use and convenience

Environmental friendliness

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What Is Price?

Price is that which is given


up in an exchange to
acquire a good or service.

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Pricing Strategies

Penetration Pricing

Price Skimming

Psychological Pricing

Product Line Pricing

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Place (Distribution)

Concerned with making the


products available when and
where the customers want
them.

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Distribution channels

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Promotion

Communication by marketers that


informs, persuades, and reminds
potential buyers of a product in
order to influence an opinion or
elicit a response.

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Promotional Strategy

Promotional Strategy
A plan for the optimal use of the
elements of promotion:
 Advertising
 Public Relations
 Sales Promotion
 Personal Selling

Competitive
Advantage

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Advertising

Impersonal, one-way
mass communication about
a product or organization
that is paid for by a
marketer.

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Advertising Media

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Personal Selling

Personal Selling
Planned presentation to one or more
prospective buyers for the purpose of
making a sale.

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Personal Selling

Traditional Relationship
Selling Selling

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Personal Selling

 personal selling tends to:


– Use fewer resources, pricing is often negotiated.
– Products tend to be fairly complex (e.g. financial
services or new cars).
– There is some contact between buyer and seller after
the sale so that an ongoing relationship is built.
– Client/prospects need specific information.
– The purchase tends to involve large sums of money

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Sales Promotion

Marketing activities--other than personal


selling, advertising, and public relations--
that stimulate consumer buying and
dealer effectiveness.

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Sales Promotion

samples, coupons, cash refund


offers, price packs, premiums,
prizes, patronage rewards, Consumers
free trials, product warranties,
and point-of-purchase displays
and demonstrations

price-off, advertising and


display allowances, Trade
free goods, push money,
and specialty-advertising items

conventions, trade shows,


contests, sweepstakes, Business
and games
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Example of Sales Promotion Tools

 Free samples
– Stimulate trial of product.
– Increase sales volume at the early stage of the
product life cycle.

 Contest
– Consumers compete based on their analytical or
creative skills.

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Example of Sales Promotion Tools

 Premiums
– Offered free or at minimum cost as a
bonus.
– Used to attract competitors customers,
different sizes of established products
– Examples:
• Batman Forever with McDonalds,
Kelloggs, Sears
• Burger King with the Lion King movie

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Example of Sales Promotion Tools

Trade shows

Coupons
 Usually reduce the purchase price or
offered as cash.

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Public Relations

The marketing function that


evaluates public attitudes, identifies areas
within the organization that the public
may be interested in, and executes a
program of action to earn public
understanding and acceptance.

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Functions of Public Relations

Evaluates public Identifies areas Executes programs


attitudes of public interest to “win” public

Publicity
Public information about a company, good, or service
appearing in the mass media as a news item.
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Physical Evidence

Supports a service bought or


performed, and helps the customers
to shape perceptions of a service,
through the creation of the
‘environment’ and ‘atmosphere’

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Physical Evidence
Element of Physical Concept
Evidence
Facility Exterior attributes are visible on the outside of the facility such
as factors are exterior design, signage, parking,
landscape, surrounding environment.
For an example, the owner of a shop in a mall does not
have the power to change the parking lot design but if
the customer struggles to find parking outside the shop
this still fall under the overall service cycle.

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Physical Evidence
Element of Physical Concept
Evidence
Facility Interior Attributes are visible on the inside the facility such as
interior design, equipment, signage, layout,
temperature.
For an example, after struggling to find parking, a store
was placed with soft lighting, gently music and air
conditioning that give relaxation to customer.

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