INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING
The
business
It is a process that includes customer satisfaction and what notproduction of goods. Theodore Levitt.
What is truth?
It is everything that is not part of the imagination or the feeling and whatIt has property as it exists because some of the senses can perceive it.They always say… “truth is the only truth.” If for many truths there is only onebecause in every subject there are people who see, hear, smell and feel things that stop othersthey pass completely, unconverted?In short, “truth is a quality of something that exists.”
MKT is thereunderstand cconsumption and busas a challengeto create our valor;
identify theopportunities. Being a great translator is essential to being a better motivator.Rationality is a stumbling block in the MKT’s way as all purchases areirregular.
Where is the rationality in everyday life?
Buy ripped jeans?
When your mom buys the most expensive detergent…
The rationality of buying perfume from…
rationality in connection design?
What is marketing?
1. The attitude and suitability of the company is to
betrayalexpectation and satisfaction
lightthe needs and expectations of my clients.” Alberto Levy.2.”
“mkt is the art of deception”
Claudia prof.3. In Marketing one works with
invisible, with wishes and desires
that’s whyIt requires a high dose of intuition. There is always more to what we don’t know than what we dowe know. This is why I always defend the Art of Marketing aspect. I hope not“I’ve never seen a company managed by a giant artificial brain.” Guillermo Storni.4. MKT is the generous act of helping others to be who they are.they aim due to.
Marketing
: a process that is done by the
reason to send you ourproduct to the customer
hope so
satisfaction
your expectations and
specify your wishes
,generating repurchases and thus achieving profitability goalswantsMarketing is about finding answers to:
How do I differentiate myself from the competition?
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How does the psychological concept of scarcity influence consumer purchasing decisions, and can you provide examples of how brands utilize this tactic in their marketing?
Ended questions to encourage a deeper understanding of the topic. Some potential questions could include:
1. Can you elaborate on the concept of emotional marketing and its role in persuading consumers to buy products?
2. What are some innovative marketing strategies you have seen businesses use to stand out from their competitors?
3. How do social media platforms play a crucial role in today’s marketing landscape?
4. Can you share an example of a time when market research failed to predict consumer behavior, and how did the company respond?
5. How do brands maintain their authenticity and credibility in the face of frequent product launches and changes in market trends?
6. What is the relationship between marketing and consumer privacy, especially in the context of data collection and targeted advertising?
7. Can you discuss the benefits and challenges of personalized marketing versus mass-market campaigns?
8. How do companies balance the need to be transparent with the pressure to maintain secrecy around new product launches and strategies?
9. What steps can businesses take to ensure their marketing efforts align with their company values and mission statement?
10. In your opinion, which marketing strategy has had the biggest impact on consumer behavior in recent years?
