Marketing 6503: Strategic Marketing Management (Summer 2010) Instructor: Dr. Kyeong Sam Min Office: 343-B Kirschman Hall Office Phone: (504) 280-6195 E-mail: kmin@uno.edu Office Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 5:00 – 6:00 pm or by appointment Class Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 6:00 – 8:45 pm Prerequisites: • MKT 3501‚ MKT 4400‚ ENMG 6101 or departmental consent. Required Text: • Philip Kotler and Kevin Keller (2009)‚ A Framework for Marketing Management‚ 4th edition
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aspires to create or maintain a. Brand identity 6. It involves a pricing strategy that changes customers different prices for the same product or service a. Price Discrimination 7. It refers to an arrangement where another company through its own marketing channel sells the products of one producers a. Retailing 8. It involves facility consisting of the means and equipments necessary for the movement of passenger of goods a. Transportation 9. The advertising which is used to inform consumers about
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A marketing manager has to manage the marketing resources of a product or business‚ in my case I’m a general manager and I’m responsible of the entire brand. I will present you key responsibilities of a marketing manager that include: - Management of the marketing mix : 4P - Developing the marketing strategy: Target Market‚ Collaborators‚ Competitors Marketing Mix Product Hewlett Packard provides infrastructure technology‚ business process outsourcing‚ technology support and maintenance
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BRAAAP Product Report Introduction Braaap began with the vision of making motorcycling more enjoyable and more accessible‚ enabling more people to experience what we love about motorcycling. In an over competitive industry dominated by just a few well-established and familiar brands it’sBraaap’sjob as an emerging brand to punch above our weight. Braaap have to outdo our competitors in componentry‚ Braaap have to outdo their warranty‚ Braaap have to offer more customization‚ Braaap have to make
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Session Plan Semester : I Course : Marketing Management - I Course Code : SLMM 501 Credits : 3 Class : 2015 Section : A Instructor : Shailendra Dasari S.No Topic(s)/Activities Identified Cases Source Reference to PTB Additional Readings/Questions for Discussion Learning Outcomes 1 Introduction to Marketing Ch1 PPt 1 Understand 1.Marketing Concept 2.Evolution of Marketing 3.Marketing Mix Discuss 1.Marketing Challenges for the 21st Century 2 DO
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HAUTE ECOLE ICHEC- ISC SAINT LOUIS- ISFSC CATEGORIE ECONOMIQUE HORAIRE DECALE DEUXIEME ANNEE DU BACCALAUREAT COURS DE MARKETING MANAGEMENT : TRAVAUX PRATIQUES McDonald’s | Pallarés García‚ Juan Ferrer Villacampa‚ Clara SPANISH ERASMUS STUDENTS ANNEE ACADEMIQUE 2010-2011 Contents Index: 1) Introduction: 1.1) Business model 1.2) Suppliers 1.3) History 1.3.1) Advertising themes 1.3.2) General advertising
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.................................................................................. 5 The concept............................................................................................................................................... 6 De-marketing strategy and needs for its practice .................................................................................... 7 Examples .................................................................................................................
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E. Jerome McCarthy was an American marketing professor who was the first person to introduce the marketing mix (also known as the 4 Ps) (E. Jerome McCarthy‚ 2014). The marketing mix refers to the set of actions‚ or tactics‚ that a company uses to promote its brand or product in the market. (The Economic Times‚ 2014). The 4 Ps refers to: product‚ price‚ place and promotion. Each element of the marketing mix is influenced by one another and it takes a lot of market research and understanding from many
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relationship marketing (RM) strategy and how the stakeholders are targeted. I will analyze the interrelationship between the three factors‚ and visit the drivers and enablers for each organization. I will address the value proposition that is offered by each organization to each stakeholder. Introduction As tuition fees rapidly rise‚ families are becoming more aware of researching value for money and as new business friendly courses emerge‚ it is essential for UK universities to focus on marketing themselves
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Marketing Excellence at Chester Zoo If you were to ask a number of people what marketing is ‚ the vast majority would mention the words ‘advertising’ or ‘promotion’. Although these are elements which make up part of marketing and the marketing mix the definition is far more specific than that. The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) believes the definition to be: The crucial words within this definition are: The Management process‚ that is‚ the increased importance of marketing decisions
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