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    Marketing Management - Mm Fundamentals 101 To Advanced

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    Marketing Management - Mm Fundamentals 101 To Advanced

    Marketing Management - Mm Fundamentals 101 To Advanced
    Published 7/2023
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 3.60 GB | Duration: 16h 10m

    A Complete Package - Marketing Beginners Guide | Case Studies | Advanced Marketing Strategy | Applications in Real World

    What you'll learn

    Learn and understand the marketing concepts to strategise the marketing campaign for the better and improved business results.

    Marketing is extremely essential for any organization or business to create awareness about their products and services, to grab the attention of the consumers

    The marketing training helps the professional to build drafts and strategies for promoting the business’s products and services.

    The marketing training helps to understand the types of customers and their mindsets, it helps to create an effective strategy for promoting a product/service

    Learn to create awareness about the product, its features, and benefits compared to similar products available in the market.

    This training will help any marketing professional to design and implement an effective marketing strategy for their organization.

    Requirements

    Willingness to do this course: Not everyone would be interested to do this comprehensive marketing course because maybe you’re from a different background and that’s completely okay. But until and unless you’ve interest and commitment to do this course and apply what you learn, this Marketing certification would be of no value to you.

    You may not know anything about marketing, but if you have common sense, this Marketing training wouldn’t be an issue for you.

    Description

    Most of us view marketing as a cheesy, pushy tactic to get people to buy something that they don’t want to buy.But marketing is far from that. It isn’t pushy or cheesy; rather it’s the way companies reach out to customers to serve them. And many people think that there’s no difference between marketing and selling. In truth, sales are just a part of marketing. And sales come after marketing.As an example, we can talk about selling a product.Let’s say that your company would want to sell 1000 pieces of a product you just launched. Now before even the sales would start, you need to start promoting the product on both online and traditional media. You can give ads, do content marketing, conduct SMM, or give advertisements on TV. No matter what you do to promote the product, it is called marketing. Marketing would continuously go on. And as a result, you would receive queries and leads for your products. And your salespeople would follow the leads and serve the potential customers with your products and would close the deal.That’s how the whole thing works.If you’re working as a marketing manager, your job is to bring as many leads as you can for the sales team. The sales team then will take the leads and reach out to the prospects and close the deal. And then your customer service department would reach out to your customers for collecting feedback so that you can improve your products and understand the ever-changing needs of your customers.

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 Course Introduction

    Lecture 2 Introduction to Marketing Universe

    Lecture 3 Definition

    Section 2: Concept

    Lecture 4 Concept

    Lecture 5 Concept Continue

    Lecture 6 History of Marketing Practice and Thought

    Lecture 7 Across the Ages

    Lecture 8 Across the Ages Continue

    Section 3: Orientation

    Lecture 9 Marketing Orientation

    Lecture 10 Marketing Orientation Continue

    Lecture 11 Periodization's

    Lecture 12 Critical Developments Marketing Practice

    Lecture 13 History of Marketing Thought

    Lecture 14 Dominant Schools of Marketing Thought

    Section 4: Marketing Mix

    Lecture 15 Marketing Mix

    Lecture 16 Marketing Mix Continue

    Lecture 17 Digital Marketing Mix

    Section 5: Marketing Environment

    Lecture 18 Marketing Environment Introduction

    Lecture 19 Micro Environment

    Lecture 20 Macro Environment

    Lecture 21 Environmental Scanning

    Section 6: Marketing Research and Segmentation

    Lecture 22 Marketing Research Part 1

    Lecture 23 Marketing Research Part 2

    Lecture 24 Marketing Research Part 3

    Lecture 25 Market Segmentation

    Lecture 26 Market Segmentation Continue

    Lecture 27 Market Segmentation History

    Lecture 28 Market Segmentation Strategy

    Lecture 29 Target Markets Selection

    Lecture 30 Marketing Communication

    Section 7: Marketing Planning

    Lecture 31 Marketing Planning

    Lecture 32 Marketing Planning Continue

    Section 8: Marketing Types

    Lecture 33 Marketing Types Part 1

    Lecture 34 Marketing Types Part 2

    Lecture 35 Marketing Types Part 3

    Lecture 36 Marketing Types Part 4

    Section 9: Marketing Strategy

    Lecture 37 Marketing Brand Biosphere

    Lecture 38 Marketing Strategy

    Lecture 39 Strategic Marketing

    Lecture 40 Strategic Marketing Continue

    Section 10: Marketing Plan

    Lecture 41 Marketing Plan Introduction

    Lecture 42 Marketing Plan Objectives

    Lecture 43 Situational Analysis External

    Lecture 44 Situational Analysis Internal

    Lecture 45 Analysis and Forecasting

    Lecture 46 Marketing Strategy Product

    Lecture 47 Market Strategy Price

    Lecture 48 Marketing Strategy Segmentation

    Lecture 49 Marketing Strategy Promotion

    Lecture 50 Marketing Strategy L and SCM

    Lecture 51 Implementation Matrix

    Lecture 52 Output and Performance

    Lecture 53 Performance Analysis

    Lecture 54 Utility and ROMI

    Lecture 55 Marketing Effectiveness

    Lecture 56 The Future of Marketing

    Section 11: Marketing Case Study #1

    Lecture 57 Intro to Course

    Lecture 58 Intro to Marketing

    Lecture 59 Course Overview

    Lecture 60 Vision and Mission Statement

    Lecture 61 IRIC Nileposts

    Lecture 62 Force Multiple

    Lecture 63 Transformation Suite

    Lecture 64 Functional Solutions

    Lecture 65 Technology Solutions

    Lecture 66 Objective

    Lecture 67 Key Observations

    Lecture 68 Key Observations Continue

    Lecture 69 Marketing Initiatives

    Lecture 70 Brand Matrix

    Lecture 71 Brand Matrix Complements

    Lecture 72 Brand Pedigree-Equity-Valuation

    Lecture 73 Brand Identity-Image-Awareness

    Lecture 74 Brand Cognizance-Visualization-Appreciation

    Lecture 75 Brand Experience-Trust-Parity

    Lecture 76 Marketing Plan

    Lecture 77 Marketing Audit

    Lecture 78 Marketing Audit Continue

    Lecture 79 Geo Assessment Profile

    Lecture 80 SWOT Analysis

    Lecture 81 PESTLE Analysis

    Lecture 82 Marketing Triad

    Lecture 83 Initial Marketing Blitzkrieg

    Lecture 84 Digital Marketing Offensive

    Lecture 85 Digital Marketing Offensive Continue

    Lecture 86 Tangible Marketing Dominance

    Lecture 87 Budgetary Allocation

    Lecture 88 Evaluation and Course Correction

    Lecture 89 Objective Realization and Impact Analysis

    Section 12: Marketing Case Study #2

    Lecture 90 Intro to Course

    Lecture 91 Marketing Introduction

    Lecture 92 Company Overview

    Lecture 93 Vision and Mission Statement

    Lecture 94 IRIC Mileposts

    Lecture 95 Industry Positions

    Lecture 96 Sales Figures Disparate Entities

    Lecture 97 Global Presence

    Lecture 98 2012 Performance

    Lecture 99 Top 3 Countries Sales

    Lecture 100 Socio-Environmental and Health Performance

    Lecture 101 Product Based Vertical Segmentation

    Lecture 102 Key Observations

    Lecture 103 Marketing Strategy

    Lecture 104 Pre-Marketing Ethos

    Lecture 105 Geographical Assessment Profile

    Lecture 106 Marketing Audit Complements

    Lecture 107 PESTLE Analysis

    Lecture 108 Consumer Analysis

    Lecture 109 Market Analysis

    Lecture 110 SWOT Analysis

    Lecture 111 Company Objective

    Lecture 112 Target Allocation

    Lecture 113 Product Parameters

    Lecture 114 Brand Matrix

    Lecture 115 Marketing Actions cape Differentiation

    Lecture 116 Pricing Strategy

    Lecture 117 Pricing Strategy Continue

    Lecture 118 Promotional Strategy

    Lecture 119 Logistics and Supply Chain Management

    Lecture 120 Implementation Matrix

    Lecture 121 Evaluation and Course Correction

    Lecture 122 Performance Analysis

    Lecture 123 Objective Realization and Impact Analysis

    Entrepreneurs: If you have a business and you want to grow your business to its next level, you need to learn marketing. That’s why this Marketing certification course is so very important. As an entrepreneur, just do this course on marketing and you may not need to do anything on marketing shortly. This course is practical and designed in such a way that one can apply it in real-life scenarios.,Professionals: If you’re in marketing or want to be a marketer, this course can change your life. Just take one module at a time, go through them, and practice as you complete each module. And then apply what you learn in a real-life scenario and you would be good to go.,Students: This Marketing certification is perfect for those who would like to take up marketing as their profession. And even if you have done your graduation in any other domain and you want to pursue marketing as your career, this course will help you get your foundation right.