Marketing
The focus of this topic is to develop an
understanding of the nature and role of marketing in a business and the main
elements involved in the development and implementation of successful marketing
strategies.
Outcomes:
The student:
H1.2 critically analyses the role
of business in Australia
H2.1 describes and analyses
business functions and operations and their impact on business success
H3.2 evaluates the effectiveness
of management in the organisation and operations of business and its
responsiveness to change
H4.1 critically analyses the
social and ethical responsibilities of management
H5.1 selects, organises and
evaluates information and sources for usefulness and reliability
H5.2 plans and conducts an
investigation into business to present the findings in an appropriate business
format
H5.3 communicates business
information, ideas and issues, using relevant business terminology and concepts
in appropriate forms.
Chapters:
Terminology:
Chapter 9: Nature
and role of markets and marketing
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Marketing
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Market
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Resource market
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Industrial market
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Intermediate
market
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Consumer markets
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Mass markets
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Niche market
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Discretionary
income
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Marketing concept
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Customer
orientation
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Relationship
marketing
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Strategic
marketing planning
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Situational
analysis
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Marketing
objectives
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Marketing
strategies
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Marketing mix
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Marketing
management
Chapter
10: Elements of a marketing plan
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Market share
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Product mix
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Product mix width
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Product mix depth
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Geographical
representation
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Customer service
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Target market
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Market
segmentation
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Marketing
strategy
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Implementation
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Monitoring
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Controlling
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Performance
standard
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Business sales
forecast
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Sales analysis
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Marketing cost
analysis
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Product deletion
Chapter
11: Market Research and customer and buyer behaviour
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Market research
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Marketing data
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Primary data
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Survey
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Universal product
code
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Secondary data
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Internal data
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External data
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Statistical
interpretation analysis
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Buyer behaviour
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Consumer buying
behaviour
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Organisational
buying behaviour
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Personal spending
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Household
spending
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Firms market
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Institutional
customers
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Tendering
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Buyer
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User
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Psychological
factors
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Motive
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Attitude
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Personality
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Sociocultural
influences
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Reference group
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Social class
system
Chapter
12: Developing marketing strategies
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Primary target
market
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Secondary target
market
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Mass marketing
approach
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Concentrated
market approach
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Product
differentiation
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Product
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Product
positioning
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Brand
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Brand name
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Brand symbol/logo
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Manufacturers’
brands
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Private brand
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Trademark
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Packaging
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Price
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Price skimming
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Price penetration
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Loss leader
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Price lining
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Prestige pricing
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Promotion
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Promotion mix
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Personal selling
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Advertising
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Advertising media
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Below-the-line
promotions
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Publicity
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Public relations
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Channel
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Noise
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Opinion leader
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Word-of-mouth
communication
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Marketing
channels
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Market coverage
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Physical
distribution
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Warehousing
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Inventory control
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Non-store
retailing
Chapter
13: Ethical and legal aspects of marketing
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100. Ethics
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101.
Laws
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102.
Environmentalism
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103.
Green marketing
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104.
Materialism
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105.
Sugging
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106.
Bait advertising
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107.
Price discrimination
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108.
Implied conditions
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109.
Merchantable quality
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110.
Fitness of purpose
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111.
Warranty
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112.
resale price maintenance
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