The marketing mix is the mixture of 4P + 7P. (The 4P = Product, Price, Place, Promotion.) (The 7P = 4P + People, Physical Evidence, Process)
PHILOSOPHY AND ETHOS: what the organization stands for, and how it undertakes its work PERSONALITY: the mix of subcultures within the organization PEOPLE: The life-blood of an organization's identity. They represent an important interface with stakeholder groups and have a crucial role in product and service quality. PRODUCT: What an organization makes or does: its core business or businesses PRICE: What an organization charges for its products and services, including the goodwill element in the valuation of its corporate and product brands; the price of the corporation's stock, and staff salaries PLACE: Distribution channels, company's relationships with distributors, Franchising arrangements. PROMOTION: A concern with Total Corporate Communications also visual identification, and branding policies PERFORMANCE: How the organization's performance is rated by key stakeholders vis a vis the organization's espoused philosophy and ethos (and corporate brand covenant) and how it is rated against competitors. PERCEPTION: Questions relating to corporate image and reputation. Perception of the industry/country-of-origin/corporate brand may also be important. POSITIONING: In relation to important stakeholders, competitors, and the external environment.
How the elements of marketing mix are implemented
The four elements of the marketing mix are price, promotion, product, and place. All of them must be geared toward the target market.
well in case of services there are three additional elements which are- process, physical environment and people. So there are 7 ps in case of marketing mix of services.
One of the most important parts or elements in Marketing is missing in the Marketing Mix. It's targeting or "People, in the Nine P's of Marketing. The Marketing Mix includes Product, Price, Promotion and Place but does not include "People" or Targeting. Add STP and you have Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning.
A marketing mix is a planned mix-up of the product's marketing plan which includes: place, promotion, product and price. These elements are adjusted until just the right combination is found. It must meet customer needs and generate the maximum income.
How the elements of marketing mix are implemented
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This Concept relates to the issue of dividing the marketing budget optimally over the elements of marketing mix
The four elements of the marketing mix are price, promotion, product, and place. All of them must be geared toward the target market.
well in case of services there are three additional elements which are- process, physical environment and people. So there are 7 ps in case of marketing mix of services.
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One of the most important parts or elements in Marketing is missing in the Marketing Mix. It's targeting or "People, in the Nine P's of Marketing. The Marketing Mix includes Product, Price, Promotion and Place but does not include "People" or Targeting. Add STP and you have Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning.
A marketing mix is a planned mix-up of the product's marketing plan which includes: place, promotion, product and price. These elements are adjusted until just the right combination is found. It must meet customer needs and generate the maximum income.
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In addition to the marketing mix i.e. the 4P's (product, place, price, promotion). The service mix elements are: people, process, physical evidence.
The marketing mix includes all the elements that make up your business, described by the 7P model. Product, place, price, promotion, process, physical evidence, and people.