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                         orientation of, 14        multiple, 369–370       Monopolistic competition, 57  O
                         potential of, 131         power of, 376           Monopoly, 57
                         producer, 174–175         selecting, 370–373      Mother’s Day, 334         Objectives of marketing
                         reseller, 175–176         significance of, 364–366  Motivating/motivation     for advertising campaign,
                         skater-shoe, 477–478      types of, 367–370         of personnel, 40–41         458–459
                         testing in, 135           for utility, 365          of salespeople, 496–497   of customer, overcoming, 487
                       Marketing. See also Market;   Marketing channels of   Motives, 154–155          defined, 36
                          Marketing channels; specific   distribution. See Marketing   MP3 player, 268  developing, 36–39
                          types of                  channels               MRO supplies, 265           prices/pricing, 329–331
                         business and, 17        Marketing citizenship, 70  Multimedia messages, 237   promotion, 432–436, 440–441
                         buzz, 445               Marketing cost analysis, 43–44  Multinational corporation, 216  of sales force, 491–492
                         career prospects in, 20  Marketing decision support system   Multinational enterprise, 216  strategic planning process of,
                         catalog, 410                (MDSS), 106           Multiple marketing channel,   36–39
                         cause-related, 7, 74    Marketing implementation      369–370               Observation during research, 101
                         concept of, 12–15         activities for, coordinating, 41  Multiple methods for sales   Odd-number pricing, 346
                         consumer awareness and    defined, 39                 forecast, 136         Offers, cents-off, 501
                          knowledge of, 18         managing, 39–42         Multiple sourcing, 186    Off-price retailers, 403–404
                         consumer-generated, 229–239  marketing unit for, 39–40  Multiple-unit pricing, 346  Offshore outsourcing, 215
                         coordinating activities in, 41  personnel for, 40–41                        Offshoring, 215
                         costs of, 16, 43–44       timetable for, 41–42    N                         Oligopoly, 57
                         customer-driven strategic, 2–22  Marketing information system               “One Day Without Shoes”
                         customers and, 3–5, 10–11   (MIS), 104            Name                          campaign, 82
                         defined, 3–12           Marketing mix, 5, 38–39     of brand, 272, 277–278  Online. See also Internet
                         digital, 228–229        Marketing plan, 45–47       trade, 273                channels of distribution, 384
                         direct, 409             Marketing strategies. See   National Advertising Review   consumer behavior, 240–243
                         direct-response, 410, 410–411  Strategies             Board (NARB), 65        fraud, 247
                         distribution variable of, 6–7  Marketing unit, 39–41  National Business Ethics Survey   retailing, 411–412
                         economy and, 17–20      Market segment, 120. See also   (NBES), 77–78         surveys, 99–100
                         electronic, 228             Segmentation          Needs, 154–155            On-site computer interviews, 99
                         ethical issues of, 246–248  Market share, as pricing   Negotiated pricing, 345  “Open Skies” agreement, 209
                         green, 19–20, 129           objectives, 330       Neighborhood shopping centers,   Operations management, 361
                         integrated, 378–379, 429–432  Market share matrix, 31  405–406              Opinion leader, 162
                         intermediaries in, 363  Mark of brand, 273        Networks                  Opportunities
                         legal issues of, 246–248  Markup pricing, 342       location-based, 237       defined, 34–35
                         “Made in America,” 473  Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, 154  social, 230–233     organizational, 33–36
                         in nonprofit organizations, 16  Materials handling, 383–384  New-business sales, 488  strategic planning process and,
                         price variable of, 8    Maturity stage of product,   New products, 297–304      33–36
                         product variable of, 5–6    268–270                 business analysis for, 299–300  “Opt-out” mechanism, 411
                         promotion variable of, 7  Media, 462                commercialization for,   Order getters, 488
                         relationship, 15          for advertising campaign,   302–304               Orders, 381–383
                         socially responsible, 19–20  461–463                concept testing for, 299  Order takers, 488–489
                         technology and, 18–19     digital, 229–239          development process for, 298  Organic products, 5
                         test, 301–302           Media-sharing sites, 234–236  idea generation for, 298  Organization
                         value and, 8–9          Megacarriers, 388           prices/pricing for, 344   buying behaviors in, 184
                         viral, 446              Merchandise, 505–506        screening for, 298–299    centralized, 40
                       Marketing channels        Merchants                   test marketing for, 301–302  decentralized, 40
                         alliances within, 369–370  commission, 420        News release, 471           goals of, 29
                         for business products, 368–369  factor, 420       New-task purchase, 182      nonprofit, marketing in, 16
                         capacity of, 432          wholesaler, 417–419     Nickels, 341                opportunities within, 33–36
                         captain for, 376        Messages, 237, 464–467    Nielsen Global Online Consumer   resources for, 33–36
                         communications in, 431  Micromarketing, 126           Survey, 445             segmentation, impact on, 130
                         competitive priorities in, 375  Millennia’s, 112–113  Noise, 431              types of, 371
                         conflict in, 377–378    Minicities, 406           Non-price competition, 328  Orientation, 14–13
                         for consumer products,   Misbehavior of consumer, 166  Nonprobability sampling, 97  Outsourcing, 215, 379
                          367–368                Missionary salespeople, 489  Nonprofit organizations,
                         cooperation in, 377     Mission statement, 29         marketing in, 16      P
                         coverage in, 373–375    Mobile devices, 237–238, 465  Nonstore retailing, 409
                         defined, 362            Modification of product,   North American Free Trade   Packaging
                         for exchange efficiencies,   295–296                  Agreement (NAFTA), 188,   for family, 282
                          365–366                Modified rebuy purchase, 183  207, 207–208, 220       functions of, 281–283
                         integration in, 378–379  Money. See also Cash     North American Industry     marketing strategies for,
                         intensity of, 373–375     premium, 506                Classification System     283–284
                         leader of, 376            rebates for, 502            (NAICS), 188, 191, 192  Partnerships, 179
                         leadership in, 376–377    refunds for, 501–502    Nutrition Labeling and Education   Patronage motives, 155
                         legal issues in, 388–389  Monitoring of environment, 472  Act, 62, 284      Peak demand, 317





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