EBK PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
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ISBN: 9780133850697
Author: Kotler
Publisher: VST
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Chapter 1, Problem 1.1DQ
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To discuss: The term marketing and the term marketing myopia and the ways to avoid it.
Marketing refers to the set of institution, activity, and process of communication, creating, exchanging offerings, and delivering which has the values of clients, customers, society and partners at larger.
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The term marketing:
The important outcome in marketing is exchange. It has five conditions to be satisfied.
- The exchange must have at least of two parties
- They must be communicable and capable of delivery
- They both should have something of value to exchanged
- The parties are free to accept and reject the proposal
The term marketing myopia refers to the mistake or error a company that it pays the attention more to the particular products it offers than giving to the experiences or benefits the products produces.
This can be avoided by way of focusing the primary customers’ needs which is met by the product.
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EBK PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
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