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Sheryl Asman

“Authentic marketing is not the art of selling what you make - but knowing what to make.” - Phillip Kotler, Marketing Management. Sheryl Asman. Addie Sorbo. Rick Rodriguez. What is. Marketing. “The commercial functions involved in transferring goods from producer to consumer."

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Sheryl Asman

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  1. “Authentic marketing is not the art of selling what you make - but knowing what to make.” - Phillip Kotler, Marketing Management Sheryl Asman Addie Sorbo Rick Rodriguez

  2. What is

  3. Marketing “The commercial functions involved in transferring goods from producer to consumer." - American Heritage Dictionary

  4. Marketing “Marketing is an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, communicating and delivering value to customers and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders.” - American Marketing Association

  5. Marketing "The ultimate goal of marketing is to match a company's products and services to the people who need and want them, thereby ensure profitability." - Investopedia.com

  6. Marketing "The ultimate goal of marketing is to match a company's products and services to the people who need and want them, thereby ensure profitability." - Investopedia.com

  7. Stages of Marketing • Production Orientation: Supply creates its own demand

  8. Stages of Marketing • Production Orientation: Supply creates its own demand • Sales Orientation: Sell products

  9. Stages of Marketing • Production Orientation: Supply creates its own demand • Sales Orientation: Sell products • Marketing Orientation: Consumer's wants and needs

  10. Stages of Marketing • Production Orientation: Supply creates its own demand • Sales Orientation: Sell products • Marketing Orientation: Consumer's wants and needs • Personal Marketing Orientation: Marketing to the individual

  11. The 4 Ps of Marketing(Marketing Mix) • Product • Pricing • Promotion • Placement

  12. The 4NEWPs of Marketing • Personalization

  13. The 4NEWPs of Marketing • Personalization • Participation

  14. The 4NEWPs of Marketing • Personalization • Participation • Peer-to-Peer

  15. The 4NEWPs of Marketing • Personalization • Participation • Peer-to-Peer • Predictive Modeling

  16. “A process of gradual, peaceful, progressive change or development, as in social or economic structure or institutions.” - dictionary.com

  17. Evolution • Are your marketing efforts evolving?

  18. Evolution • Are your marketing efforts evolving? • Have you created different marketing scenarios?

  19. Evolution • Are your marketing efforts evolving? • Have you created different marketing scenarios? • Are you looking to the future?

  20. simplify your

  21. Cover Your Assets • You’re the BEST? • You’re the FASTEST? • You’re the CHEAPEST?

  22. Know Your Target & Media • Who will buy? • Why will they buy? • How will they find you?

  23. What’s in it for ME? • Benefit Me • Trigger My Emotions • Solve My Problem • Make My Life Easier • Make Me Happier • Show Me How to Have More Fun

  24. My HOT Button • Help Me Be More • Attractive • Admired • Confident • Healthy • Wealthy • Safe

  25. My Corporate HOT Button • Help My Company Be More • Productive • Efficient • Innovative • Competitive • Profitable • Customer Service Friendly

  26. vintage

  27. Legal Disclaimer • Sheryl, Addie & Rick do NOT endorse the following companies, logos, products, services, images, concepts, philosophies, fashions, styles, political affiliations, celebrities or the likeness thereof, yadda, yadda, yadda . . . • All rights are owned by their respective companies.

  28. I’m Back

  29. I’m Back

  30. phat aDDs

  31. phat aDDs

  32. Social Acceptance

  33. Social Acceptance

  34. Social Acceptance

  35. What Were They Thinking?

  36. What Were They Thinking?

  37. We All Had Sea-Monkeys

  38. We All Had Sea-Monkeys

  39. We All Had Sea-Monkeys

  40. Brand Recognition

  41. Brand Recognition

  42. Brand Recognition

  43. Brand Recognition

  44. Who Had a Banana Phone?

  45. Just for Kicks

  46. Cadillac

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