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MARKETING INSTRUMENTS: PRODUCT, PRIJS Entrepreneurship 2010

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Page 1: MARKETING INSTRUMENTS: PRODUCT, PRIJS Entrepreneurship 2010

MARKETING INSTRUMENTS: PRODUCT, PRIJS

Entrepreneurship 2010

Page 2: MARKETING INSTRUMENTS: PRODUCT, PRIJS Entrepreneurship 2010

Next week:

Read up to page 165, make worksheet 6

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Marketing decisions

Segmenting Divide the market in different groups

Targetting Choose the right target group

Positioning Think of how your product fits the characteristics of

your targetgroup

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Product

Core productExtended productPerceived product

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Product mix

BrandServiceQualityWarrantyAssortmentDesignAccessoriesPackaging

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Product-life cycle

growth

introduction

maturitysaturation

decline

Market size

time

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Quality

Perception-Expectation = QualityP - E = QZone of Tolerance

What is possible, what is acceptable, what is expected? Low expectations, good service = ok High expectations, good service = excellent

Satisfiers/Dissatisfiers

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Place:

Place:1 Logistics2 Service scape

Reachability, equipment, imago Where do you work/do you meet your customers How can people reach you What about atmosphere, safety How does your place look Facilities Image

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Marketinginstrument Price

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How much do you want to earn?

How much would you want to earn?How much do you earn at this moment?What is your minimum you need?How much do you expect to live in comfort?How much do you expect to earn?Bruto modal income NL is according to CPB

in 2010 € 31.930, ca. € 2.660 per month. (2009 same)

This means netto± € 1613,96,--

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How do you determine your price?

Based on competition

Based on production cost

Based on what the consumer wants to pay for it

All 3 ways are important!

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Price elasticity

Elasticity: difference in price causes change in demand

Negative elasticity is normal: higher prices, lower sales

When Elastic: demand changes more than price

In-elastic: demand changes less than price

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Break Even Analyse

Fixed costs/Price- variabele costsExample: organize a concert, and give away a free

cup of coffee during the intermissionFixed costs: hall, piano, publicity, flowersVariable costs: coffee, fee per visitor imposed by management of

hallPrice:What´s the BE point?

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What about promotion?

Who is you target group?Where and how can you reach them?How do you want to promote yourself?

(Positioning)

Choose the right medium!

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Exercise:

You organize a concert: What are you going to do? Who is your targetgroup? Where and how can you reach them? How do you want to promote yourself? Choose your medium-media When: Timeline

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Forms of promotion

AdvertisingFree PublicityDirect MarketingWord of MouthPersonal selling

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Handige hulpmiddelen

Handboek Pers en PubliciteitKamervraag (adressen podia):

www.kamervraag.nlwww.beroepkunstenaar.nl

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Direct Marketing:

Waat is direct marketing? Anybody of you already uses direct marketing? Need for a database How do you build a database? Legal consequences