The marketing microenvironment includes:
1) Suppliers
2) Company
3) Competitors
4) Marketing intermediaries
5) Clients
6) Contact Audiences
2) Company
3) Competitors
4) Marketing intermediaries
5) Clients
6) Contact Audiences
Marketing intermediaries can be in the following areas:
Logistics companies
Marketing agencies (consulting companies, advertising agencies, marketing research)
Financial intermediaries (banks, insurance companies, others)
In turn, the company includes:
1) Guide
2) Financial department
3) R&D department (research and development work)
4) Purchasing/sales department
5) Production
6) Accounting
2) Financial department
3) R&D department (research and development work)
4) Purchasing/sales department
5) Production
6) Accounting
A company's marketing environment can have the following types of contact audiences:
1) Financial institutions - banks, investment companies
2) mass media (mass media) - newspapers, magazines, radio, television
3) Public authorities
4) Public organizations
5) Local community
6) Society as a whole
7) Internal contact audiences
2) mass media (mass media) - newspapers, magazines, radio, television
3) Public authorities
4) Public organizations
5) Local community
6) Society as a whole
7) Internal contact audiences
Depending on the company and its line of business, customers may fall into the following types of markets:
1) Consumer market (B2C)
2) Industrial market (B2B)
3) Trading and intermediary markets
4) Social security market (schools, hospitals, others)
5) Markets of state structures (state institutions, organizations)
6) International markets
2) Industrial market (B2B)
3) Trading and intermediary markets
4) Social security market (schools, hospitals, others)
5) Markets of state structures (state institutions, organizations)
6) International markets
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