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MANAGEMENT
Introduction:
Marketing management is the organizational
discipline which focuses on the practical
application of marketing orientation,
techniques and methods inside enterprises and
organizations and on the management of a
firm's marketing resources and activities.
Consumer Centric:
• All marketing activities are consumer
centric. The consumers are the king.
Marketing activities are based on the premise
of “make what the market wants”. The
principal objective of marketing is to create
new customers and to retain current customer.
Marketing management performs the task of
converting the potential customers into actual
customer.
1. This is possible through satisfaction of
customer’s needs and wants by delivering them,
appropriate goods and services according to their
needs and wants, at right time and through
convenient channel.
Research Analysis:
• The basis function of marketing is
identification of consumer’s needs and
wants .This requires continuous and
systematic collection of data, analysis and
reporting of data relevant to marketing
activities. This helps the management to
understand consumer’s needs, wants,
preferences and behaviour of the consumer
towards firm’s marketing mix strategies. This
helps in forecasting and planning future course
of action.
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Planning and Development:
1. Marketing involves planning and
development of goods and services.
Organizations make a continuous endeavour
towards planning, development and innovation
of product and services so as to meet the
changing demand, taste and preferences of
consumer.
Building Marketing Framework:
1. Marketing activities are not just selling
and distribution of ownership of goods and
services from the producer to the ultimate
consumer. But it involves a series of
activities like research analysis, production,
development and innovation,
advertisement and promotion pricing
decision, selling and distribution, customer
relationship and after sales service.
• All these functional areas of marketing
must be effectively planned, organised and
built effectively to achieve best results.
Marketing structure depends upon the size
of the enterprise, geographical coverage of
the operation, number of product lines,
nature of product, size of Customers, etc.
Organizational Objectives:
1. All marketing activities are based on overall
organisational objectives. The marketer bridges
the gap between overall organisational objectives
of achieving high profit and maximization of
sales and consumer’s interest of satisfying needs.
Promotional and Communication
Process:
The ultimate objective of a firm is to
maximise sales volume and profit. This can
be achieved through promotion and
communication about the goods and
services. This function of marketing
management enables the firm to provide
information about the product to the
customers.
Controlling of Activities:
Marketing management performs the
function of controlling of marketing
activities. Marketing management evaluates
the effectiveness of marketing activities, to
judge the efficiency of marketing personnel
and the plans. This process involves
measuring the actual performance with the
standard and identifying the deviations and
taking corrective actions.
Employment Opportunities:
1. Marketing process is a combination of
different activities like research work to
assess the marketing environment, product
planning and development, promotion,
distribution of product to customers and after
sales service. Marketing process requires
researcher, production engineer, different
distribution intermediaries, sales personnel
also creates employment opportunities in
advertisement section. Thus marketing
management opened up different
employment avenues thus creating
employment opportunities
Marketing management process
The marketing management
process consists of the
activities marketing managers do to optimize
the marketing mix, including sourcing
new marketing mix ideas, implementing them,
analyzing the results, and doing it all over
again. ... The marketing management
process simply facilitates this flow of
information.