GROUP ASSIGNMENT

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS MANAGEMEN( BBM) 2ND YEAR

SUBJECT - MARKETING MANAGEMENT
SUBJECT TEACHER - RAHUL KR.RANDAY
SESSION - 2022-25

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Introduction to
Marketing Mix
The marketing mix is a crucial concept in the field of marketing. It refers
to the set of actions, or tactics, that a company uses to promote its
brand or product in the market. The marketing mix is also known as the
4Ps, which stand for Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. These
elements are the building blocks of a successful marketing strategy and
play a key role in achieving the company's marketing objectives.
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 7 P's OF MARKETING MIX
PRODUCT
A product is a tangible or intangible good that is offered to fulfill a customer's
need or desire. It is the basis of every marketing plan and has the power to
create or ruin a business. A thorough understanding of the demands and
preferences of the target market is necessary for the development of a
successful product.

PRICE
The second P which is the "price" refers to the economic value that
customers are ready to pay for a good or service. Pricing decisions are
important in the marketing strategy as they can have a significant impact on a
company's profitability, market share, and overall success.
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PLACE
Now comes the third P of marketing which refers to "Place," and is also known as
distribution. Place refers to the strategies and tactics used by businesses to ensure that their
products or services are available to customers at the right time and in the right place. Place
involves determining how and where products or services will be produced, stored,
transported, and sold to customers.

PROMOTION
Promotion is one of the 7 Ps of marketing, and it refers to the communication techniques used to market or advertise a
good or service to the intended audience. Promotion includes acts that encourage potential customers to make a
purchase by raising awareness of, generating interest in and increasing interest in the product or service. This
comprises direct marketing, personal selling, public relations, and sales promotions.
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PROCESS
process refers to the series of steps or activities that a company undertakes to provide its products or
services to customers. From the first point of interaction with the consumer through the follow-up after
the sale, it includes everything.A well-designed marketing process can help a company deliver consistent,
high-quality experiences to its customers, leading to greater customer satisfaction and loyalty

PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Physical Evidence," stands for the material things that help buyers understand
the value of a brand.This might refer to a product's or store's appearance, the
level of the materials used in packaging, or the layout of a website. Physical
evidence can be extremely essential in influencing how customers view a
business since it can serve to communicate crucial information about quality,
dependability, and trustworthiness
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PEOPLE
This is the term used to describe the target market that a business is
attempting to reach and affect through its marketing initiatives. It is essential
to comprehend the demands, wants, and behaviors of the consumers that
make up a company's target market to create persuasive marketing
techniques that appeal to them.
Understanding the Product or Service

Product
Analysis
Conducting a thorough
analysis of the product's
features, benefits, and unique
selling points is crucial for
understanding its market
positioning and competitive
advantage.
Understanding the Product or Service

Pricing
Strategy
Developing the right pricing
strategy involves careful
consideration of market
trends, cost structures, and
customer perception, ensuring
the product's value is
accurately reflected in the
price.
Understanding the Product or Service

Distribution Channels
Selecting the optimal
distribution channels involves
evaluating potential market
reach, logistics, and efficiency
to ensure the product is
available at the right place and
time.
Determining the Pricing Strategy
Cost-based
Pricing
Setting a price based on
production and distribution
costs, ensuring a satisfactory
profit margin while remaining
competitive in the market.
Determining the Pricing Strategy
Value-based
Pricing
Setting prices based on the
perceived value to the
customer, aligning the price
with the benefits and
solutions provided by the
product or service.
Determining the Pricing Strategy
Competitive
Pricing
Setting prices based on the
prevailing prices of similar
products in the market,
ensuring that the product
remains competitive and
attractive to potential
customers.
Selecting the Distribution Channels
1 Retail Distribution
Utilizing retail stores
and outlets for direct
consumer access,
ensuring visibility and
convenience for
customers.
Selecting the Distribution Channels

2 Online
Distribution
Leveraging e-commerce
platforms and digital
channels for global
reach, providing
seamless purchasing
experiences for online
customers.
Selecting the Distribution Channels
Wholesale
3 Distribution
Engaging with wholesale
partners for bulk
distribution, optimizing
logistics and supply
chain efficiency for
larger sales volumes.
Developing the Marketing
Communication Strategy
Advertising
Creating compelling and targeted
advertisements to reach and engage
with the intended audience across
various media platforms.
Developing the Marketing
Communication Strategy
Sales
Promotions
Implementing promotional offers and
discounts to stimulate sales and
generate excitement around the
product or service.
Developing the Marketing
Communication Strategy
Public
Relations
Building and maintaining a positive and credible brand image through media
relations, corporate communications, and event management.
Importance of a Well-Balanced
Marketing Mix
Creates Market Differentiation
An effective marketing mix helps the brand stand out from competitors by
offering a unique combination of product, price, place, and promotion.
Importance of a Well-Balanced
Marketing Mix
Meets Diverse Customer
Needs
A well-crafted marketing mix addresses the varying preferences and
requirements of different customer segments, enhancing overall market
penetration.
Importance of a Well-Balanced
Marketing Mix
Optimizes Resource
Allocation
By balancing the 4Ps, the company can allocate resources effectively, maximize
brand impact, and drive sustainable business growth.
Successful Marketing Mix Case
Studies

Iconic Brand
Campaigns
Explore successful marketing
mix strategies implemented by
globally recognized brands
and their impact on consumer
behavior.
Successful Marketing Mix Case
Studies

Innovative Marketing
Initiatives
Discover creative and
innovative marketing
campaigns that transformed
the brand image and market
perception through a well-
crafted marketing mix.
Successful Marketing Mix Case
Studies

Data-Driven
Marketing
Learn from data-driven
marketing success stories and
how an analytical approach to
the marketing mix can drive
remarkable business results.
Challenges in Implementing an
Effective Marketing Mix
Market Volatility

The ever-changing market

dynamics require constant
adjustments in the marketing
mix to stay relevant and
competitive.
Challenges in Implementing an
Effective Marketing Mix
Channel
Integration
Integrating multiple
distribution channels while
maintaining brand
consistency and customer
experience is a complex
challenge for marketers.
Challenges in Implementing an
Effective Marketing Mix
Adapting to
Consumer
Expectations
Understanding and meeting
the evolving demands and
preferences of consumers
demands continuous
innovation and adaptation in
the marketing mix.
Key Takeaways for Creating a
Successful Marketing Mix
1 Strategic
Alignment
Ensure that the marketing mix
elements align with the overall
business strategy and long-term
objectives of the company.
Key Takeaways for Creating a
Successful Marketing Mix
2 Continuous
Evaluation
Regularly evaluate the performance of the
marketing mix and make adjustments based
on market feedback and changing conditions.
Key Takeaways for Creating a
Successful Marketing Mix
3 Customer-Centric
Approach
Focus on understanding and meeting the needs and desires of the customers,
making them the center of the marketing mix strategy.
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