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¿Cuál es la ADMINISTRACIÓN de la MERCADOTECNIA 📈/ 5 FASES SUCESIVAS✔

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Main ideas and lessons

  • Marketing management is presented as a process that involves:

    • Planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, or services to create exchanges.
    • Supporting individual and organizational objectives through analysis, planning, implementation, and control (based on exchange theory).

  • Marketing work in the customer market is carried out by many roles, including:

    • Sales
    • Advertising/promotion
    • Market research
    • Customer service
    • Production/brand/market managers
    • Marketing executives (vice president)

  • The marketing department’s responsibility is to influence demand—its level, timing, and composition—so the organization can meet its goals (e.g., satisfaction, market share, growth rate, ROI).

  • Because marketing involves many activities and resources, it requires proper management and understanding of its five successive phases to plan, organize, lead, and control effectively.

The 5 successive phases of marketing management

1. Planning

  • Identify and analyze business opportunities.
  • Select target markets.
  • Develop strategies.
  • Define programs/action plans.
  • Manage the marketing effort.
  • Establish future-facing decisions, including:
    • What activities will be done
    • When they will be done
    • How they will be implemented
    • Where they will be done
    • Who will do them
    • What resources will be required
    • How much they will cost
  • Create a marketing plan document containing:
    • Analysis of the current marketing situation
    • Analysis of opportunities and threats
    • Marketing objectives
    • Marketing strategy
    • Action programs
    • Projected revenues

2. Organization

  • Define responsibilities and assign authority for implementing the marketing plan.
  • Break down and differentiate tasks.
  • Ensure the right people are assigned to each task.
  • Clarify:
    • What tasks must be done
    • Who performs them
    • How tasks are grouped
    • Who reports to whom
    • Where decisions are made

3. Direction (Leadership/Guidance)

  • Coordinate activities to achieve objectives.
  • Make decisions when problems arise.
  • Use the results of the planning, execution, and especially control phases.

4. Execution

  • Carry out what has been planned (implement the marketing plan).
  • Treat implementation as a test where planning and coordination are validated by the market reality.

5. Control

  • Establish operating standards.
  • Evaluate current results against standards.
  • Reduce the gap between desired and actual performance.
  • Recognize that objectives/policies/programs can quickly become outdated due to changing customer needs and desires.
  • Recommendation: identify, analyze, and solve problems that appear during marketing control.

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