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H.

R COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMICS

SUBJECT: COMMERCE V
Topic :- Introduction to Marketing

Names and Roll numbers


GROUP B10
 
HTBC0206- JANHVI SOHANDANI
HTBC0207- RASHMIN SOLANKI
HTBC0208- SHRAVANI SURVE
HTBC0209- SAIFAN TAMBOLI
HTBC0210- TANYA VASWANI
HTBC0211- MAHIMA WALWANI
Concept

Marketing is a vital functional area of a business


organization. The success of a business organization
largely depends on the performance of marketing
department. Marketing is instrumental to create
demand for the firm's products.
Features of marketing
Marketing
environme
nt
Continuous
1) Marketing environment Customer
and regular
satisfaction
2) Customer satisfaction activity
3) Objective-oriented
4) Exchange process Marketing
5) Integrated approach
6) Continuous and regular activity
Integrated Objective-
approach oriented

Exchange
process
Importance of marketing
Customer satisfaction
The importance of marketing for your business is that it makes
the customers aware of your products or services, engages them,
and helps them make the buying decision. Furthermore,
Corporate image
marketing plan, a part of your business plan helps in creating
and maintaining demand, relevance, reputation, competition, etc.

Expansion of business

Competitive Advantage
Organisational objectives
Brand loyalty

Efficiency
Brand image

customer relationship
Brand equity
Functions of marketing
functions are the foundation for the work that marketing professionals do. Each function comprises a set
of responsibilities and tasks for a marketing team to design, organize and execute a successful
campaign. There are many accepted marketing functions that contribute to the overall work of
marketers. These functions are:

Marketing
Branding Advertising
research

Product After sales Sales


design service promotion

MIS
Test
Pricing Managemen
marketing
t
Evolution of marketing concept

1) The exchange concept


2) The production concept
3) The product concept
4) The selling concept
5) The marketing concept
6) The societal concept
7) The relationship marketing concept
8) The holistic concept of marketing
Strategic v/s Traditional Marketing

Strategic Marketing
Is the use of marketing disciplines to achieve organizational goals by developing
and maintaining a sustainable competitive advantage. It addresses high-level
considerations such as what markets to target, which services to offer, and how to price
and promote them.
Traditional Marketing
I considered traditional marking as an outbound strategy wherein a specific company can convey its
brand message to its target audience, clear and loud. This can be done through cold calls, networking
events, business cards, postcards, billboards, promotional brochures, newsletters, flyers, television ads,
radio ads, print ads and even referrals.
Reference
https://onlinecourses.swayam2.ac.in/cec20_mg06/preview

https://www.yourarticlelibrary.com/marketing/7-major-importance-of-marketing-marketing-management/25857

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/traditional-marketing-vs-strategic-how-fruler-adapted-david-mahbub

TY BCom textbook manan prakashan

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