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Links to Marketing Lesson Slides

Marketing Lesson One
https://docs.google.com/a/sst.edu.sg/file/d/0B7Z-eybT9aNAYlJIS2JQN1Q5MTQ/edit?usp=sharing

Marketing Lesson Two
https://docs.google.com/a/sst.edu.sg/file/d/0B7Z-eybT9aNAV3pyMlFXcTBxenM/edit?usp=sharing

Marketing Lesson Three
https://docs.google.com/a/sst.edu.sg/file/d/0B7Z-eybT9aNAaC1EQk5qdDYzVkU/edit?usp=sharing

Marketing Lesson Four
https://docs.google.com/a/sst.edu.sg/file/d/0B7Z-eybT9aNAT2J2RHpvcGV4V00/edit?usp=sharing

Marketing Lesson Five
https://docs.google.com/a/sst.edu.sg/file/d/0B7Z-eybT9aNAd3JuZDZ4ZFpXb3M/edit?usp=sharing

4th P of marketing - Promotion

Hi Class,

This is the link to the Promotion slides. Please find your task in the slides as well.

Thank you.

https://docs.google.com/a/sst.edu.sg/file/d/0B7Z-eybT9aNAT2J2RHpvcGV4V00/edit?usp=sharing

3rd P of Marketing - Place

Account and justify your Place strategy - WHY did you choose your PLACE?

1. Market Segmentation
2. Visibility and Convenience
3. Herding Effect
4. Allocated area/location

Exclusive, Intensive, selective distribution?

Transport, Warehousing, order processing (B2B)?

2nd P of Marketing - Price

Account and justify your pricing strategy according to the 4 main factors of Pricing:  

1. Customer (what do they want)
2. Costs (fixed, variable, etc)
3. Competition (same, higher or lower?)
4. Corporate Objectives (profit making, non-profit?)

Pricing Techniques

ìCost-plus pricing: Profit = Price – Cost (Bottom-line)
ìGoing-rate pricing: “Follow the competitor”
ìMarket Skimming: “Start high”
ìMarket Penetration: “Start Low”
ìOdd and Even Pricing: Using Psychology

Market strategy One

In your business report,

ìWork on the “Product” component of Marketing Strategies.

ìInclude the Tangible and Intangible features of your product.

ìAnatomy of your product.

ìClassify your product.

A product consists of 2 components

ìTangible factors
ìQuality, color, texture
ìIntangible factors
ìEnhance “product offering”
ìBranding, customer care, warranty

Anatomy of product
ìThe Core Product
ìCar = transport
ìThe Tangible Productì physical/ unique features
ìThe Augmented Product
ìadded value
ìThe Future Product
ìLT d/d


B2C market
ìConvenience Goods (routine)
ìShopping Goods (some risk)
ìSpecialty Goods (great risk)
ìUnsought Goods (“forced to buy”)

Disclaimer for Survey Form

ìDisclaimer: This survey is entirely an I&E project for academic purposes only. No real product/service shown in this survey is being manufactured or sold