The marketing mix is a strategic framework of controllable variables a company uses to influence demand for its product, most commonly known as the 4 Ps: Product, Price, Place (Distribution), and Promotion, which guide decisions from development to market delivery to meet customer needs and achieve goals. It's a foundational concept, helping businesses create a cohesive plan for bringing value to customers, though it can be expanded to include elements like People, Process, and Physical Evidence (the 7 Ps).
The 4 Ps Explained:
Product: What you sell (features, quality, branding, packaging, services).
Price: How much it costs (pricing strategy, discounts, perception of value).
Place: Where and how customers access it (distribution channels, locations, online presence).
Promotion: How you communicate its value (advertising, PR, social media, sales).
pickapaper
·8 months ago@phil-620345 wrote: "Marketing" and "Selling goods and services"
Selling goods on eBay is a good thing. Selling services on eBay, not so much. Marketing? Maybe. Maybe not. It depends.
Did someone tell you, you would get paid for posting here? If so, they lied to you.
soh.maryl
·8 months agoDo you have a question?
annadryl
·8 months agoTelling moods and nervousness?
johnrj1226
·8 months agoinhawaii
·8 months ago@johnrj1226
You just wasted 3 minutes of your life that you'll never get back. 😉
johnrj1226
·8 months agoAt least I didn't do it by sleeping.
inhawaii
·8 months agoYour post makes no sense.
Is that a question or a statement?
powell-collectibles
·8 months agoSecond line of a haiku