CHAPTER 2 MARKETING ENVIRONMENT Definition Marketing Environment Defined
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CHAPTER 2 MARKETING ENVIRONMENT
Definition. . � Marketing Environment: Defined as the actors and forces outside marketing that effect marketing management’s ability to develop and maintain successful transactions with its target customers. � Divided into: � 1) The company’s microenvironment �- forces close to the company � 2) The company’s macroenvironments �- larger societal forces �- uncontrollable
The company’s microenvironment 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The Company Suppliers Marketing Intermediaries Customers Competitors Publics
Microenvironment � The company - Marketing must consider others part of organization. - Marketing decision must relate with broader company goals and strategies. � Suppliers - Marketers must watch supply availability and pricing. -Essential to have good relationship with supplier.
Cont. . � Marketing Intermediaries - Help to promote, sell and distribute goods to final buyers. - Includes: ……………………………. � Customers - 5 types of customers: ……………………………
Cont. . � Competitors - marketers must monitor its competitors offering to create strategic advantage. � Publics - A group that has an actual or potential interest or impact on a organization’s ability to achieve its objectives. - 7 types of publics: ………………………………………………………
The company’s Macroenvironments 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Demographic Economic Natural Technological Political Cultural
Macroenvironment � Demographic - The study of human population and its distribution characteristics. - Includes: ……………………………. � Economic - A country’s economy determines the size and strength of demand for various kinds of goods and services. - 3 economic areas: …………………………….
Cont. . � Natural - Natural resources are required as inputs to produce goods demanded by customers. - Its give several impact to marketers overall decision. � Technological - Rapidly changing force which create many new marketing opportunities but also turns to effecting existing product.
Cont. . � Political - includes the laws, regulations, and social pressure affecting the marketers. - effect domestic as well as the international market. � Cultural - Institutions and other forces that effect society’s basic values, perceptions, preferences and behaviors.
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