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MARKETINGBELEID: THEORIE EN CASES
CONTENTS

chapter 1: marketing and the organisation .............................................................................................6
what is marketing .............................................................................................................................6
marketing as a strategic approach .....................................................................................................6
adopting a market orientation in a changing world ..............................................................................7
marktoriëntatie ................................................................................................................................7
product orientation...........................................................................................................................7
understanding market-driven businesses ..........................................................................................8
samenvatting marktoriëntatie ...........................................................................................................8
efficiency vs effectiveness ................................................................................................................8
five core customer and marketplace concepts ...................................................................................8
needs, wants and demands ..............................................................................................................9
marketing offering: products, services and experiences ......................................................................9
customer value ................................................................................................................................9
customer satisfaction (examen) ...................................................................................................... 10
kano model (examen!!) ................................................................................................................ 10
concepten ..................................................................................................................................... 11
customer loyalty ......................................................................................................................... 11
brand love (=merktliefde) ............................................................................................................ 11
long-term customer relationships ................................................................................................ 11
co-creation ................................................................................................................................. 11
chapther 2: the marketing environment ............................................................................................... 11
Portfolio analyse: Boston Consulting Group (BCG) matrix ................................................................. 12
marketing performance metrics ...................................................................................................... 13
customer advocacy: net promotor score ......................................................................................... 13
microenvironment .......................................................................................................................... 14
macroenvironment ......................................................................................................................... 14
pestle ............................................................................................................................................ 15
Politiek-legale factoren: .............................................................................................................. 15
Economische factoren ................................................................................................................ 15
Technologische factoren ............................................................................................................. 16
Ecologische factoren .................................................................................................................. 16
demografische factoren .............................................................................................................. 16
culturele krachten....................................................................................................................... 17

, voorbeelden pestle: ready to eat meals ........................................................................................ 17
monitoring the marketing environment ............................................................................................ 17
chapter 3: sustainable marketing and societe ...................................................................................... 18
the environment, society and the changing marketing landscape ...................................................... 18
sustainable marketing .................................................................................................................... 18
maatschappelijk verantwoord ondernemen ..................................................................................... 18
ecologiscal .................................................................................................................................... 18
equitable ....................................................................................................................................... 19
Chapter 4: consumer behaviour.......................................................................................................... 19
why study consumer behaviour? ..................................................................................................... 20
the changing context of consumer behaviour ................................................................................... 21
global consumer culture ................................................................................................................. 21
influences on consumer behaviour .................................................................................................. 22
the dimensions of consumer behaviour ........................................................................................... 24
Wie koopt er: consumer’s buying roles ......................................................................................... 24
hoe kopen ze: the consumer decision-making process ................................................................. 24
waar en wanneer ze kopen .......................................................................................................... 32
chapter 7: market segmentation and positioning ................................................................................. 40
stp: a process with four steps .......................................................................................................... 40
segmentation ................................................................................................................................. 40
segmenting consumer markets ....................................................................................................... 41
target marketing: definition ............................................................................................................. 45
target marketing strategies ............................................................................................................. 48
undifferentiated marketing (examen!!) ......................................................................................... 48
differentiated marketing (examen!!) ............................................................................................. 49
focused marketing (examen!!) ..................................................................................................... 49
customized marketing (examen!!) ................................................................................................ 50
positioning ..................................................................................................................................... 52
key tasks in positioning ............................................................................................................... 52
Keys to successful positioning ..................................................................................................... 52
betekenisvolle differentiatie ............................................................................................................ 55
repositioning strategies .................................................................................................................. 55
building an effective marketing mix .................................................................................................. 56
chapter 8: value through brands ......................................................................................................... 57
products and brands ...................................................................................................................... 57
product line and product mix .......................................................................................................... 57
branding ........................................................................................................................................ 58

, brand equity ................................................................................................................................... 59
brand building ................................................................................................................................ 61
brand name strategies and choices ............................................................................................. 63
rebranding .................................................................................................................................. 64
brand and line extension ............................................................................................................. 66
co-branding ................................................................................................................................ 67
global branding .............................................................................................................................. 68
Chapter 9: value through pricing ......................................................................................................... 70
economist approach to pricing ........................................................................................................ 70
pricing methods ............................................................................................................................. 71
Gastcollege: coca-cola ...................................................................................................................... 85
introductie ..................................................................................................................................... 85
Consumer tribes: the new vision of social groupings and how we implement it in Coca-Cola .............. 86
Why did tribes emerge: ................................................................................................................ 86
Classical segmentation based on socio-demographic criteria have lost their relevance .................. 86
what is a tribe ............................................................................................................................. 87
brand message in tribe ................................................................................................................ 88
Definitions of tribes and their benefits .......................................................................................... 88
Definitions of personas ............................................................................................................... 89
tribe application ............................................................................................................................. 89
chapter 11: value through service ....................................................................................................... 90
what is a service? ........................................................................................................................... 90
categories of services ..................................................................................................................... 90
the nature of services ..................................................................................................................... 91
evaluating services ......................................................................................................................... 91
service characteristics.................................................................................................................... 92
evidence management ................................................................................................................... 92
perishability: differential pricing ...................................................................................................... 93
managing services .......................................................................................................................... 93
managing customer relationships ................................................................................................ 94
managing service quality ............................................................................................................. 94
managing service productivity ..................................................................................................... 94
managing service staff .................................................................................................................... 95
service positioning ......................................................................................................................... 95
service marketing mix ..................................................................................................................... 95
chapter 12: introduction to marketing communication ......................................................................... 97
integrated marketing communications ............................................................................................ 97

, drivers of integrated marketing communications .......................................................................... 97
pros and risks of integrated marketing communications................................................................ 98
the scope of marketing communications ......................................................................................... 98
framework for implementing integrated marketing communications ................................................. 99
marketing strategy & objectives ................................................................................................... 99
setting communication objectives ............................................................................................. 100
selection of creative agency ...................................................................................................... 102
promotional mix selection ......................................................................................................... 102
campaign development and implementation .............................................................................. 103
evaluation before, during and after the campaign ....................................................................... 112
chapter 14: digital marketing and media ............................................................................................ 160
what are digital marketing and digital media................................................................................... 160
viral marketing: example ........................................................................................................... 160
buzz marketing: example ........................................................................................................... 160
viral vs buzz marketing .............................................................................................................. 161
Search engine advertising (SEA) en search engine optimization (SEO) .......................................... 161
Digital display advertising en betaalde media ............................................................................. 162
digital communication environment ........................................................................................... 163
digital marketing and digital media campaign planning ............................................................... 163
creative implementation ........................................................................................................... 164
the dark side of digital marketing ............................................................................................... 165
chapter 16: place: distribution, channel management and retailing .................................................... 166
supply chain ................................................................................................................................ 166
Channel intermediaries ................................................................................................................ 167
functions of channel intermediaries ........................................................................................... 167
types of distribution channels ....................................................................................................... 168
consumer channels .................................................................................................................. 168
B2B channels ........................................................................................................................... 169
services channels ..................................................................................................................... 169
channel strategy ........................................................................................................................... 170
Channel selection ..................................................................................................................... 170
distribution intensity ................................................................................................................. 172
channel integration ................................................................................................................... 173
channel management ................................................................................................................... 174
retailing ....................................................................................................................................... 175
physical retailing ....................................................................................................................... 175
online retailing .......................................................................................................................... 175

,Chapter 17: marketing planning ........................................................................................................ 176
marketing planning context ........................................................................................................... 176
The functions of marketing planning .............................................................................................. 176
Business mission ......................................................................................................................... 177
Business vision ............................................................................................................................ 178
Marketing audit ............................................................................................................................ 178
marketing performance & marketing control system ....................................................................... 179
External analysis: macro environment – micro environment ............................................................ 180
SWOT .......................................................................................................................................... 181
SWOT analysis and strategy development .................................................................................. 181
Critical success factors (csf) / key success factors (ksf) ................................................................. 182
STrategic decision-making ............................................................................................................ 182
strategic objectives ...................................................................................................................... 184
core marketing strategy ................................................................................................................ 184
setting goals................................................................................................................................. 185
tactical ........................................................................................................................................ 186
Chapter 18: analyzing competitors and creating a competitive advantage ........................................... 188
analysing competitive industry structure ....................................................................................... 188
Threat of new entrants: ................................................................................................................. 189
bargaining power of suppliers and buyers ...................................................................................... 190
threat of substitutes ..................................................................................................................... 191
industry competitors .................................................................................................................... 191
competitor analysis ...................................................................................................................... 192
market conditions and implementation actions ............................................................................. 193
competitive strategies .................................................................................................................. 194
creating differential advantage using the marketing mix .................................................................. 195
Alternative modes of competitive behavior .................................................................................... 196
chapter 4: consumer behaviour ........................................................................................................ 197
why study consumer behaviour? ................................................................................................... 197
global consumer culture ............................................................................................................... 198
chapter 19: product strategy: lifecycle, portfolio and growth .............................................................. 199
managing product lines and brand over time: the product lifecycle ................................................. 199
uses of product lifecycle ........................................................................................................... 201
managing brand and product line portfolios ................................................................................... 202
boston consulting group growth-share matrix ............................................................................. 202
managing a balanced product portfolio ...................................................................................... 203

,CHAPTER 1: MARKETING AND THE ORGANISATION

WHAT IS MARKETING

Primaire doel van marketing: Klantenbehoeften begrijpen en vervullen om waarde te creëren.

Definities:

• “Marketing is het proces waarbij bedrijven waarde creëren voor klanten en sterke klantrelaties
opbouwen om in ruil daarvoor waarde van klanten te verkrijgen”
• “The basic function of marketing is to attract and retain customers at a profit”
• “Marketing is de activiteit, het geheel van instellingen en processen voor het creëren,
communiceren, leveren en uitwisselen van aanbiedingen die waarde hebben voor klanten,
cliënten, partners en de samenleving in het algemeen”

Strategisch proces → meer dan verkopen

• Doelgroep begrijpen
• Waarde van aanbiedingen communiceren
• Klantrelaties opbouwen

Waarde:

• Klanten: Noden en wensen tegemoet komen
→ staan centraal (customer centricity)
• Organisatie: Winst
o Financieel
o Maatschappelijk
o Ecologisch

Relatie:

• Lange- vs. Kortetermijndoelstellingen
• Klantenbehoud vs. klantenwerving

Process:

• Stroom van uitwisselingen
• Informatie over consumenten

Marketing is centraal voor business success.

MARKETING AS A STRATEGIC APPROACH

The marketing concept:

Weinig zin om op een goede manier klantenwaarde te
creëren als de concurrentie dit beter doet.

Klantgerichtheid: klant staat in het centrum, je past
alles aan hun noden en behoeften → tevreden maken
en behouden

, Geïntegreerde inspanning: niet elk bedrijf heeft een marketing afdeling. Zelfs als dit wel zo is, moet elke
afdeling mee werken aan de strategie:

• R&D moet rekening houden met noden

• Marketingafdeling kan niet helemaal de prijs bepalen

→ Niet enkel de marketing moet meewerken aan de marketing → gezamenlijke aanpak

Doelrealisatie: iedereen moet geloven in het idee dat de consument centraal staat.

ADOPTING A MARKET ORIENTATION IN A CHANGING WORLD

Behoeften klant: je houdt in de gaten
hoe deze wijzigen, wat hebben de
klanten nodig

Hieruit ga je bepaalde opportuniteiten
herkennen (vb. een nieuwe markt, een
behoefte waar nog geen ander bedrijf
de behoeften van de klant vervult =
latente markt)

Touchpoints: momenten waar als bedrijf (wie dan ook, of wat dan ook) in contact komt met de klant dit
moet 1 centrale boodschap geven, moet geïntegreerd zijn etc.

MARKTORIËNTATIE

Definitie: “Het organisatiebreed genereren van marktinzicht met betrekking tot de huidige en toekomstige
klantbehoeften, het verspreiden van dit inzicht over de verschillende afdelingen en de organisatiebrede
respons daarop”

• Behoeften van consumenten beter begrijpen dan de consumenten zelf
• Het doel is niet langer verkoop, maar klanttevredenheid

Waarom belangrijk? Omdat we starten van klantenbehoeften

• Als consument weten we niet altijd exact wat we willen

• Marktinzicht: het trekken van de behoeften en hoe deze veranderen → daar een lijn in trekken en
dit volgen als bedrijf (het hele bedrijf, niet enkel de marketingafdeling)

• Klantentevredenheid → leid tot trouwe klanten

PRODUCT ORIENTATION

Staat tegenover marktoriëntatie

Klanten komen pas later in het proces aanbod →
interne focus: we statten meer van wat het bedrijf
kan doen, en minder van wat de klant nodig heeft

Inhoudsopgave

  1. 01 chapter 1: marketing and the organisation 6
  2. 02 what is marketing 6
  3. 03 marketing as a strategic approach 6
  4. 04 adopting a market orientation in a changing world 7
  5. 05 marktoriëntatie 7
  6. 06 product orientation 7
  7. 07 understanding market-driven businesses 8
  8. 08 samenvatting marktoriëntatie 8
  9. 09 efficiency vs effectiveness 8
  10. 10 five core customer and marketplace concepts 8
  11. 11 needs, wants and demands 9
  12. 12 marketing offering: products, services and experiences 9
  13. 13 customer value 9
  14. 14 customer satisfaction (examen) 10
  15. 15 kano model (examen!!) 10
  16. 16 concepten 11
  17. 17 customer loyalty 11
  18. 18 brand love (=merktliefde) 11
  19. 19 long-term customer relationships 11
  20. 20 co-creation 11
  21. 21 chapther 2: the marketing environment 11
  22. 22 Portfolio analyse: Boston Consulting Group (BCG) matrix 12
  23. 23 marketing performance metrics 13
  24. 24 customer advocacy: net promotor score 13
  25. 25 microenvironment 14
  26. 26 macroenvironment 14
  27. 27 pestle 15
  28. 28 Politiek-legale factoren: 15
  29. 29 Economische factoren 15
  30. 30 Technologische factoren 16
  31. 31 Ecologische factoren 16
  32. 32 demografische factoren 16
  33. 33 culturele krachten 17
  34. 34 voorbeelden pestle: ready to eat meals 17
  35. 35 monitoring the marketing environment 17
  36. 36 chapter 3: sustainable marketing and societe 18
  37. 37 the environment, society and the changing marketing landscape 18
  38. 38 sustainable marketing 18
  39. 39 maatschappelijk verantwoord ondernemen 18
  40. 40 ecologiscal 18
  41. 41 equitable 19
  42. 42 Chapter 4: consumer behaviour 19
  43. 43 why study consumer behaviour? 20
  44. 44 the changing context of consumer behaviour 21
  45. 45 global consumer culture 21
  46. 46 influences on consumer behaviour 22
  47. 47 the dimensions of consumer behaviour 24
  48. 48 Wie koopt er: consumer’s buying roles 24
  49. 49 hoe kopen ze: the consumer decision-making process 24
  50. 50 waar en wanneer ze kopen 32
  51. 51 chapter 7: market segmentation and positioning 40
  52. 52 stp: a process with four steps 40
  53. 53 segmentation 40
  54. 54 segmenting consumer markets 41
  55. 55 target marketing: definition 45
  56. 56 target marketing strategies 48
  57. 57 undifferentiated marketing (examen!!) 48
  58. 58 differentiated marketing (examen!!) 49
  59. 59 focused marketing (examen!!) 49
  60. 60 customized marketing (examen!!) 50
  61. 61 positioning 52
  62. 62 key tasks in positioning 52
  63. 63 Keys to successful positioning 52
  64. 64 betekenisvolle differentiatie 55
  65. 65 repositioning strategies 55
  66. 66 building an effective marketing mix 56
  67. 67 chapter 8: value through brands 57
  68. 68 products and brands 57
  69. 69 product line and product mix 57
  70. 70 branding 58
  71. 71 brand equity 59
  72. 72 brand building 61
  73. 73 brand name strategies and choices 63
  74. 74 rebranding 64
  75. 75 brand and line extension 66
  76. 76 co-branding 67
  77. 77 global branding 68
  78. 78 Chapter 9: value through pricing 70
  79. 79 economist approach to pricing 70
  80. 80 pricing methods 71
  81. 81 Gastcollege: coca-cola 85
  82. 82 introductie 85
  83. 83 Consumer tribes: the new vision of social groupings and how we implement it in Coca-Cola 86
  84. 84 Why did tribes emerge: 86
  85. 85 Classical segmentation based on socio-demographic criteria have lost their relevance 86
  86. 86 what is a tribe 87
  87. 87 brand message in tribe 88
  88. 88 Definitions of tribes and their benefits 88
  89. 89 Definitions of personas 89
  90. 90 tribe application 89
  91. 91 chapter 11: value through service 90
  92. 92 what is a service? 90
  93. 93 categories of services 90
  94. 94 the nature of services 91
  95. 95 evaluating services 91
  96. 96 service characteristics 92
  97. 97 evidence management 92
  98. 98 perishability: differential pricing 93
  99. 99 managing services 93
  100. 100 managing customer relationships 94
  101. 101 managing service quality 94
  102. 102 managing service productivity 94
  103. 103 managing service staff 95
  104. 104 service positioning 95
  105. 105 service marketing mix 95
  106. 106 chapter 12: introduction to marketing communication 97
  107. 107 integrated marketing communications 97
  108. 108 drivers of integrated marketing communications 97
  109. 109 pros and risks of integrated marketing communications 98
  110. 110 the scope of marketing communications 98
  111. 111 framework for implementing integrated marketing communications 99
  112. 112 marketing strategy & objectives 99
  113. 113 setting communication objectives 100
  114. 114 selection of creative agency 102
  115. 115 promotional mix selection 102
  116. 116 campaign development and implementation 103
  117. 117 evaluation before, during and after the campaign 112
  118. 118 chapter 14: digital marketing and media 160
  119. 119 what are digital marketing and digital media 160
  120. 120 viral marketing: example 160
  121. 121 buzz marketing: example 160
  122. 122 viral vs buzz marketing 161
  123. 123 Search engine advertising (SEA) en search engine optimization (SEO) 161
  124. 124 Digital display advertising en betaalde media 162
  125. 125 digital communication environment 163
  126. 126 digital marketing and digital media campaign planning 163
  127. 127 creative implementation 164
  128. 128 the dark side of digital marketing 165
  129. 129 chapter 16: place: distribution, channel management and retailing 166
  130. 130 supply chain 166
  131. 131 Channel intermediaries 167
  132. 132 functions of channel intermediaries 167
  133. 133 types of distribution channels 168
  134. 134 consumer channels 168
  135. 135 B2B channels 169
  136. 136 services channels 169
  137. 137 channel strategy 170
  138. 138 Channel selection 170
  139. 139 distribution intensity 172
  140. 140 channel integration 173
  141. 141 channel management 174
  142. 142 retailing 175
  143. 143 physical retailing 175
  144. 144 online retailing 175
  145. 145 Chapter 17: marketing planning 176
  146. 146 marketing planning context 176
  147. 147 The functions of marketing planning 176
  148. 148 Business mission 177
  149. 149 Business vision 178
  150. 150 Marketing audit 178
  151. 151 marketing performance & marketing control system 179
  152. 152 External analysis: macro environment – micro environment 180
  153. 153 SWOT 181
  154. 154 SWOT analysis and strategy development 181
  155. 155 Critical success factors (csf) / key success factors (ksf) 182
  156. 156 STrategic decision-making 182
  157. 157 strategic objectives 184
  158. 158 core marketing strategy 184
  159. 159 setting goals 185
  160. 160 tactical 186
  161. 161 Chapter 18: analyzing competitors and creating a competitive advantage 188
  162. 162 analysing competitive industry structure 188
  163. 163 Threat of new entrants: 189
  164. 164 bargaining power of suppliers and buyers 190
  165. 165 threat of substitutes 191
  166. 166 industry competitors 191
  167. 167 competitor analysis 192
  168. 168 market conditions and implementation actions 193
  169. 169 competitive strategies 194
  170. 170 creating differential advantage using the marketing mix 195
  171. 171 Alternative modes of competitive behavior 196
  172. 172 chapter 4: consumer behaviour 197
  173. 173 why study consumer behaviour? 197
  174. 174 global consumer culture 198
  175. 175 chapter 19: product strategy: lifecycle, portfolio and growth 199
  176. 176 managing product lines and brand over time: the product lifecycle 199
  177. 177 uses of product lifecycle 201
  178. 178 managing brand and product line portfolios 202
  179. 179 boston consulting group growth-share matrix 202
  180. 180 managing a balanced product portfolio 203

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