This document outlines the modules of a services marketing course. Module I discusses understanding services, including the evolution and growth of services, conceptual frameworks, service encounters and systems. Module II focuses on understanding customer behavior, expectations, segmentation, satisfaction and loyalty. Module III covers the marketing mix for services, including positioning, branding, pricing, promotion, delivery and quality improvement. Module IV addresses strategic issues such as internal marketing, employee management, and globalization. Module V explores applying services marketing concepts to specific areas like financial services.
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This document outlines the modules of a services marketing course. Module I discusses understanding services, including the evolution and growth of services, conceptual frameworks, service encounters and systems. Module II focuses on understanding customer behavior, expectations, segmentation, satisfaction and loyalty. Module III covers the marketing mix for services, including positioning, branding, pricing, promotion, delivery and quality improvement. Module IV addresses strategic issues such as internal marketing, employee management, and globalization. Module V explores applying services marketing concepts to specific areas like financial services.
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Module I: Understanding Services
Marketing of Services: An Overview; Evolution of Services Marketing;
Concepts and Issues; Services Characteristics; Growth and importance of Services in the National Economy; Conceptual Framework for Marketing of Services; The service experience as a process; Understanding Services: Service Encounters, Service Systems, Critical Incidents ; Service Encounters: service systems, critical incidents; Case Study: British Airways Module II: Understanding Customers Understanding Services and their Buying Behaviour in Services; Customer Exceptions, Needs and Perceptions; Segments and Targeting Customers; Focus on Customers; Service Failure; Service Recovery; Handling Customer Complaints; Customers Relationship Management; Customer Relationships in the Market Place; Customer Retention Strategies; Understanding and Measuring Customer Satisfaction and Service Quality; The Return on Quality; Moments of Truth Module III: The Service Marketing Mix Marketing of Services: Positioning of Service; Search for Competitive Advantage; Developing Positioning Maps. Marketing of Services: Creating Services and Service Blueprinting; Planning, Creation, Blueprinting and Branding of Services; Marketing of Services: Pricing Strategies; Pricing Strategies: Planning and Implementation; Marketing of Services: Promotions Strategies, Developing Communication Mix; Customer Education; Developing Communication Mix; Planning and Managing Service Delivery; Options for Service Delivery; Place and Time Decision; Creating Value through Service Quality & Productivity Improvement; Demand Management in Services; Measuring and Managing Capacity; Strategies for Managing Demand. Module IV: Strategic Issues in Management of Services Strategic Issues in Services Marketing; Internal Marketing; Managing Service Employees; Motivating Employees. Global Strategies for Services; Services in the Global Economy; Strategies for Trans-national Services; Harnessing Technology to Enhance Value in Services; Applying Technology to Services; Marketing Implications of the Internet Services Marketing: Some Module V: Application Areas Marketing Financial Services; Marketing Banking Services: Some New Developments; Group Project Presentations.
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