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Samenvatting

Samenvatting Marketing (1105TEWBDK)

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Deze samenvatting bevat een uitgebreide weergave van de volledige inhoud van het boek Marketing (6th Edition) van Paul Baines, Chris Fill en Sara Rosengren. De samenvatting is volledig opgesteld in het Engels en behandelt alle hoofdstukken uit het boek. Elk onderdeel is zorgvuldig uitgewerkt en biedt een diepgaande uitleg van de belangrijkste concepten, theorieën, modellen en praktijkvoorbeelden die in het boek worden besproken.

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Marketing

Chapter 1 – Marketing principles and practice...........................................14
1. Introduction.........................................................................................14
2. What is marketing?.............................................................................14
2.1 What is the difference between customers and consumers?.........15
2.2 Market orientation.........................................................................15
2.3 Marketing’s intellectual roots.........................................................16
2.4 Difference between sales and marketing......................................17
2.5 What do marketers do?..................................................................18
2.6 Marketing as exchange..................................................................19
2.7 The marketing mix and the 4P’s....................................................19
3. The extended marketing mix..............................................................20
3.1 Relationship marketing, service-dominant logic, and co-creation. 21
4. Marketing in context...........................................................................22
4.1 The consumer goods perspective..................................................22
4.2 The service perspective.................................................................23
4.3 The business-to-business perspective...........................................24
5. Marketing’s impact on society............................................................24
Chapter 2 – The marketing environment....................................................26
1. Introduction.........................................................................................26
2. Understanding the external environment...........................................26
2.1 The political environment..............................................................27
2.2 The economic environment...........................................................28
2.3 The sociocultural environment......................................................29
2.4 The technological environment.....................................................29
2.5 The legal environment...................................................................30
2.6 The ecological environment...........................................................31
3. Environmental scanning.....................................................................31
4. Understanding the performance environment....................................32
4.1 Analysing industries.......................................................................33
4.1.1 New entrants...........................................................................33
4.1.2 Substitutes..............................................................................34
4.1.3 Buyers.....................................................................................34


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, 4.1.4 Suppliers.................................................................................35
4.1.5 Competitors.............................................................................35
4.1.5.1 Who are our competitors?.................................................35
4.1.5.2 What are their strengths and weaknesses?.......................36
4.1.5.3 What are their strategic goals?.........................................36
4.1.5.4 Which strategies are they following?.................................37
4.1.5.5 How are they likely to respond?........................................37
4.1.6 Suppliers and distributors.......................................................38
4.1.7 Challenging an industry..........................................................38
5. Understanding the internal environment............................................38
5.1 Portfolio analysis............................................................................39
5.1.1 Portfolio issues........................................................................39
6. Marketing audit...................................................................................40
7. Marketing performance metrics..........................................................40
Chapter 3 – Consumer buying behaviour...................................................42
1. Introduction.........................................................................................42
2. Consumer behaviour: between rationality, irrationality and hedonism
................................................................................................................42
3. Proposition acquisition........................................................................43
3.1 Motive development......................................................................43
3.2 Information gathering....................................................................44
3.3 Proposition evaluation...................................................................44
3.4 Proposition selection......................................................................45
3.5 Acquisition / purchase....................................................................45
3.6 Re-evaluation.................................................................................45
4. Perceptions, learning, and memory....................................................46
4.1 Perceptions....................................................................................47
4.2 Learning and memory....................................................................47
5. Personality..........................................................................................48
5.1 The trait approach........................................................................48
5.2 The self-concept approach.............................................................49
6. Motivation...........................................................................................49
6.1 Theory of planned behaviour.........................................................50
7. The importance of social contexts......................................................51
7.1 Opinions, attitudes, and values.....................................................51
7.2 Group influence.............................................................................51
7.3 Social grade...................................................................................52

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, 7.4 Lifestyle.........................................................................................52
7.5 Life stage.......................................................................................53
7.6 Culture and ethnic groups.............................................................53
Chapter 4 – Business-to-business marketing.............................................55
1. Introduction.........................................................................................55
2. What is business-to-business marketing?...........................................55
3. The characteristics of business markets.............................................56
3.1 The nature of demand...................................................................56
3.2 The buying processes....................................................................56
3.3 International dimensions...............................................................57
3.4 Relationships.................................................................................57
4. Types of B2B customers, goods, and services....................................58
5. Organizational buying behaviour........................................................58
6. Decision- making units........................................................................59
6.1 The characteristics of decision-making units.................................59
6.2 The processes of decision-making units........................................60
6.2.1 New task..................................................................................60
6.2.2 Modified rebuy.........................................................................61
6.2.3 Straight rebuy.........................................................................61
6.3 Buyphases.....................................................................................61
6.3.1 Need / problem recognition.....................................................61
6.3.2 Product specification...............................................................62
6.3.3 Supplier and proposition search..............................................62
6.3.4 Evaluation of proposals...........................................................62
6.3.5 Supplier selection....................................................................63
6.3.6 Evaluation...............................................................................63
6.4 Buygrids.........................................................................................64
6.5 Purchasing in organizations...........................................................64
6.5.1 Customer sophistication..........................................................65
6.5.2 Increasing competition............................................................65
6.5.3 Digital technology...................................................................65
6.5.4 Branding..................................................................................66
6.5.5 Strategic issues.......................................................................66
7. Developing a customer portfolio matrix.............................................67
8. Key account management (KAM)........................................................67
8.1 Changes in the competitive environment......................................68
8.2 Changes in industry structure........................................................69
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, 8.3 Key account relationship cycles.....................................................69
8.4 Managing key accounts.................................................................69
9. Corporate social responsibility............................................................70
10. Professional services marketing........................................................71
Chapter 5 – Services and relationship marketing.......................................72
1. Introduction.........................................................................................72
2. The unique characteristics of services................................................73
2.1 Intangibility....................................................................................73
2.2 Perishability...................................................................................73
2.3 Variability.......................................................................................74
2.4 Inseparability.................................................................................75
2.5 Lack of ownership..........................................................................75
3. Service processes...............................................................................76
4. Key dimensions of services marketing................................................76
5. Measuring service quality and performance.......................................77
6. Service failure and recovery...............................................................78
7. The principles of relationship marketing.............................................79
8. Loyalty and retention..........................................................................79
8.1 Relationship trust, commitment, and satisfaction.........................80
8.2 Customer satisfaction....................................................................81
8.3 Customer experiences...................................................................82
8.4 Experience quality.........................................................................83
8.5 Customer engagement..................................................................83
Chapter 6 – Marketing strategy..................................................................84
1. Introduction.........................................................................................84
2. The strategic context..........................................................................85
3. Strategic marketing planning..............................................................86
3.1 Defining mission, vision, and values..............................................86
4. Process and activities..........................................................................87
4.1 Strategic market analysis..............................................................87
4.1.1 SWOT analysis.........................................................................87
4.2 Strategic marketing goals..............................................................88
4.3 Strategic market action.................................................................89
4.3.1 Competitive advantage...........................................................90
4.3.2 Generic strategies...................................................................90
4.3.3 Competitive positioning..........................................................91
4.3.3.1 Competing.........................................................................91
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Inhoudsopgave

  1. 01 Chapter 1 – Marketing principles and practice 14
    1. 1. Introduction 14
    2. 2. What is marketing? 14
    3. 3. The extended marketing mix 20
    4. 4. Marketing in context 22
    5. 5. Marketing’s impact on society 24
  2. 02 Chapter 2 – The marketing environment 26
    1. 1. Introduction 26
    2. 2. Understanding the external environment 26
    3. 3. Environmental scanning 31
    4. 4. Understanding the performance environment 32
    5. 5. Understanding the internal environment 38
    6. 6. Marketing audit 40
    7. 7. Marketing performance metrics 40
  3. 03 Chapter 3 – Consumer buying behaviour 42
    1. 1. Introduction 42
    2. 2. Consumer behaviour: between rationality, irrationality and hedonism 42
    3. 3. Proposition acquisition 43
    4. 4. Perceptions, learning, and memory 46
    5. 5. Personality 48
    6. 6. Motivation 49
    7. 7. The importance of social contexts 51
  4. 04 Chapter 4 – Business-to-business marketing 55
    1. 1. Introduction 55
    2. 2. What is business-to-business marketing? 55
    3. 3. The characteristics of business markets 56
    4. 4. Types of B2B customers, goods, and services 58
    5. 5. Organizational buying behaviour 58
    6. 6. Decision- making units 59
    7. 7. Developing a customer portfolio matrix 67
    8. 8. Key account management (KAM) 67
    9. 9. Corporate social responsibility 70
    10. 10. Professional services marketing 71
  5. 05 Chapter 5 – Services and relationship marketing 72
    1. 1. Introduction 72
    2. 2. The unique characteristics of services 73
    3. 3. Service processes 76
    4. 4. Key dimensions of services marketing 76
    5. 5. Measuring service quality and performance 77
    6. 6. Service failure and recovery 78
    7. 7. The principles of relationship marketing 79
    8. 8. Loyalty and retention 79
  6. 06 Chapter 6 – Marketing strategy 84
    1. 1. Introduction 84
    2. 2. The strategic context 85
    3. 3. Strategic marketing planning 86
    4. 4. Process and activities 87
    5. 5. Strategic marketing implementation 93
    6. 6. Writing the marketing plan 95
  7. 07 Chapter 7 – Marketing research and analystics 96
    1. 1. Introduction 96
    2. 2. Definitions of marketing research, analytics, and customer insight 96
    3. 3. Customer insights 97
    4. 4. Big data and marketing analytics 98
    5. 5. The marketing research process 99
    6. 6. Market and advertisement testing 105
    7. 7. Marketing research and ethics 105
    8. 8. International marketing research 106
  8. 08 Chapter 8 – Market segmentation and positioning 108
    1. 1. Introduction 108
    2. 2. The STP process 108
    3. 3. The concept of market segmentation 109
    4. 4. The process of market segmentation 110
    5. 5. Market segmentation in consumer markets 110
    6. 6. Segmentation in business markets 117
    7. 7. Target markets 120
    8. 8. Segmentation limitations 121
    9. 9. Positioning 122
  9. 09 Chapter 9 – International market development 125
    1. 1. Introduction 125
    2. 2. The international marketing environment 126
    3. 3. International market selection 130
    4. 4. Market entry selection criteria 131
    5. 5. International market development 134
    6. 6. Types of international organization 135
    7. 7. International competitive strategy 136
    8. 8. Global competitive strategy 137
  10. 10 Chapter 10 – Branding Decisions 138
    1. 1. Introduction 138
    2. 2. What is a brand? 139
    3. 3. Types of brand 139
    4. 4. Why brand? 141
    5. 5. How to build brands 142
    6. 6. Brand names 143
    7. 7. Brand meaning 144
    8. 8. Branding strategies 146
    9. 9. Sector branding 148
    10. 10. Contemporary brand building 151
    11. 11. Branding perspectives 152
  11. 11 Chapter 11 – Product: new proposition development and innovation 154
    1. 1. Introduction 154
    2. 2. The (non-)physical nature of propositions 155
    3. 3. The three levels of a proposition 155
    4. 4. Classifying physical propositions 156
    5. 5. Product range, line and mix 158
    6. 6. Product life cycles 158
    7. 7. Developing new propositions 161
    8. 8. Service development 165
    9. 9. The process of adoption 166
    10. 10. Diffusion theory 166
  12. 12 Chapter 12 – Place: channels, supply chains and retailing 168
    1. 1. Introduction 168
    2. 2. Channel management 168
    3. 3. Types of intermediary 171
    4. 4. Managing marketing channels 172
    5. 5. Channel intensity 175
    6. 6. Managing relationships in the channel 177
    7. 7. Supply chain management 177
    8. 8. Retailing 182
  13. 13 Chapter 13 – Price and customer value 184
    1. 1. Introduction 184
    2. 2. The price elasticity of demand 185
    3. 3. The concept of pricing and cost 186
    4. 4. The relationship between pricing and proposition costs 187
    5. 5. Customer perceptions of price, quality and value 187
    6. 6. Influences on customer price perceptions 189
    7. 7. Pricing approaches 192
    8. 8. Pricing strategies and objectives 195
    9. 9. Pricing management 196
    10. 10. Business-to-business pricing 198
  14. 14 Chapter 14 – Promotion I: principles of marketing communications 198
    1. 1. Introduction 198
    2. 2. Defining marketing communications 199
    3. 3. The scope of marketing communications 199
    4. 4. How marketing communications work 200
    5. 5. The role of marketing communications in marketing 208
    6. 6. The elements of the marketing communications planning framework 210
    7. 7. Cultural aspects of marketing communications 214
  15. 15 Chapter 15 – Promotion II: configuring the marketing communications mix 216
    1. 1. Introduction 216
    2. 2. The role of marketing communications mix 216
    3. 3. Selecting the right tools 217
    4. 4. Marketing communications messages 220
    5. 5. Marketing communications media 222
    6. 6. Other promotional methods and approaches 226
    7. 7. The changing marketing communications landscape 227
    8. 8. Integrated marketing communications 229
    9. 9. The role of creativity in marketing communications 230
  16. 16 Chapter 16 – Digital and social media marketing 230
    1. 1. Introduction 230
    2. 2. Digital marketing 231
    3. 3. Social media marketing 232
    4. 4. The digital transformation of marketing 232
    5. 5. The impact of social media on marketing 234
    6. 6. Consumer co-creation 235
    7. 7. Key digital marketing formats 235
    8. 8. Legal and ethical considerations 240
  17. 17 Chapter 17 – Not-for-profit and social marketing 241
    1. 1. Introduction 241
    2. 2. The key characteristics of not-for-profit organizations 242
    3. 3. Types of not-for-profit organization 245
  18. 18 Chapter 18 – Marketing, society, sustainability and ethics 249
    1. 1. Introduction 249
    2. 2. The critical ‘turn’ in marketing 249
    3. 3. Sustainable marketing 252
    4. 4. Corporate social responsibility and stakeholder marketing 253
    5. 5. Ethics and marketing 254
    6. 6. The ethical decision-making process 256
    7. 7. Distribution management and ethics 257
    8. 8. Promotion and ethics 258
    9. 9. Products and ethics 260
    10. 10. Pricing and ethics 261
    11. 11. Universalism or cultural relativism in marketing ethics 261

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