Principles of Marketing: A Course Pack For BSAIS Students
Principles of Marketing: A Course Pack For BSAIS Students
Marketing
A Course Pack for
BSAIS Students
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Course Specification
Course Description This course focuses on the principles of marketing with its
major emphasis on the contemporary concepts of
Marketing’s 4 P’s. It covers topics on understanding
marketing and the marketing process, analyzing marketing
opportunities, selecting target markets, developing
marketing mix, managing marketing effort and the
application of principles of marketing to accounting and
information system.
Units / Credit Equivalent 3 units
Learning Outcomes
Explore the different concepts and principles of marketing and its forces affecting
its operation in the Philippine Setting;
Examine the different types of marketing mix tools – 4P’s including the market
segmentation process for product planning; and
Develop effective marketing mix strategies
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Course Pack Structure
Principles of Marketing
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in marketing.
Differentiate
retailing and
wholesaling and its
different
classifications.
Examine the
different
promotional mix on
how to promote
products.
Identify promotional
strategy which could
easily convey
customer’s attention.
3 MICHELLE A.
“The Develop effective ALCEBAR, MBA
Marketing marketing mix Lesson 8:
Plan” strategies. Developing a
Design a marketing marketing plan
plan.
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Module Structure
Module Overview Welcome to the module 3 of the course. This part is the result of
your learning gained in the previous lessons of this self –
instructional module. You will be developing your own marketing
plan in this unit as you will be guided here with the modified format
of a strategic marketing plan.
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MODULE 3: THE MARKETING PLAN
Learning Objectives:
Introduction
This lesson expose you in the actual marketing plan of your own wherein those
marketing mix strategies you have made will be brought into life in this unit.
Welcome and may you enjoy taking your time here in producing your paper.
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Activity
Exercise No. 22
Experimental exercises:
1. OCPTDRU
2. RTAEMK
3. LPBRMOE
4. SRDUTINIBOI
5. TOPMRIOIN
6. SICAINATTSOF
7. TRMCESOU
8. OGITINSPNIO
9. EMPOTTCSMIR
10. RDVTSIGANEI
Analysis
Exercise No. 23
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Abstraction
What is planning?
Planning refers to the process of preparing a course of action for a company to achieve its
goals. And so, this function will be applied when planning about the marketing aspect of
the company.
Marketing plan – is a written document that contains every marketing mix decisions for
the company’s product is worth producing for.
This is a modified format specialized for your final paper in marketing. The format
focuses on the marketing mix tools – the 4Ps – strategies.
1. PRODUCT
Product name, levels and classification
Market segmentation, target marketing and positioning
Branding, Packaging and Labeling
Figure 1: Product
The first P of marketing mix tools is the first basic tools that you need to plan out
in your paper. You need to provide a name of your product and a brief description
of its classification and benefits.
Please formulate also your own brand name of your product and just simply state
the packaging strategy you are going to do with your product as well as a sample
of your product label.
Kindly include in this part also your market segmentation strategy used as you
specify your target market as well as your competitive advantage among other
competitors.
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2. PRICE
Pricing strategies
Costing (fixed & variable cost)
Break- Even Price
Figure 2: Price
The second P of marketing mix tools is the setting of the price of your product.
Please indicate in your paper the pricing strategy that you will be using.
Kindly specify also in this part the costing of your product in terms of its fixed
and variable cost.
Please include also the computation of the breakeven price per unit of your
product.
3. PLACE
Location of the business
Distribution channel structure
Distribution strategy
Figure 3: Place
The third P of marketing mix tools is the marketing channels that is also very
helpful in order for your product to be made available to your customer. You may
plan out as to what would be the best distribution strategy for your product.
Please illustrate also your channel of distribution structure wherein your product
could be made available up to final user.
Kindly indicate in this part the location of your business wherein your product
could be reached out by the customer.
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4. PROMOTION
Advertising
Personal selling
Sales promotion
Public relations
Type of promotional mix strategy in general
Figure 4: Promotion
The fourth P of marketing mix tools is promotional mix tools that you can use for
your product to be more very well known in the public.
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Application
Exercise No. 24
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Closure
Prepare the final copy of your marketing plan paper and you’re done with the course.
CONGRATULATIONS...
Module Assessment
1) Product
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2) Price
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3) Place
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4) Promotion
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