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Marketing Concept | Shewhart Cycle (PDCA Cycle)

Management consultant, Dr. William Edwards Deming developed a method known as PDCA cycle/Shewhart Cycle in the 1950s to identify why some products or processes do not function as expected. His strategy, used by many different types of organizations, has since become a popular strategy tool. It makes it possible for them to formulate theories about […]

Marketing Concept | 5S Of Digital Marketing

Any company that is aiming to engage in digital marketing should point their objective by following Chaffey and Smith’s 5S of digital marketing. These 5s cover a range of different measures to help set, review, and control performance across all digital marketing activities.  The 5s include Sell, Serve, Speak, Save, and Sizzle which will be discussed further. Sell – […]

Marketing Concept | Cause Marketing

Consumers are becoming aware of the inequality surrounding them, and they seek to make a difference. Cause Marketing (a type of CSR) serves as a bridge between for-profit and non-profit organizations to cater to their mutual benefits. It gives people the opportunity to help. Brands have the capacity and resources to raise the awareness of […]

Marketing Concept | 4A of Marketing

While designing the marketing approach for different products and services, marketers need to analyse how consumers are going to see the products and services. In other words, marketers need to understand what matters most to consumers: Acceptability, Affordability, Accessibility and Awareness. Together these are called 4A of marketing.  It also means that marketers must understand […]

Marketing Concept | Ansoff Matrix

The Ansoff Matrix is a marketing model used by firms to analyze their product and plan strategies for product/market growth. Popularly known as the Product/Market Expansion Grid, was developed by the business manager, and applied mathematician H Igor Ansoff in 1957. This matrix helped many marketers to understand the risk involved in growing their business. […]

Marketing Concept | Grassroots Marketing

Grassroots Marketing is purposefully targeting a high niche group of people to persuade that group to propagate your message then organically. The defining concept behind the marketing of grassroots is one of audience and intent. To succeed, Grassroots marketing depends heavily on social media and virality. Since encouraging people to share a story is an […]

Marketing Concept | Material Requirement Planning

Material Requirement Planning is a mechanism which helps manufacturing firms to calculate Net requirement of material, material requirement time and most optimum Quantity of material. Material Requirement Planning consists of following essential steps: Master Production Schedule (MPS): MPS is a set of phased amounts for each item that a business manufactures, showing how many are to […]

Marketing Concept | White Bread Vs Wheat Bread

The idea of conceiving marketing concepts in terms of bread was first introduced by Pamela Vaughan from HubSpot. Gregory Ciotti later detailed it out. As the name suggests, White vs Wheat bread concept is a clear distinction between two different types of content of social media updates. Let’s go with a world-wide assumption “Wheat bread […]

Marketing Concept | P.O.S.T. Method

Social media plays a vital role in inbound marketing and is an important channel to spread your marketing message across your audience. Inbound marketing/content marketing focuses on attracting customers through good content and engagement. The main aim is to convince your customer that you offer more value than your competitors. Social Media is a very […]

Marketing Concept | PESTEL Analysis

Environmental Analysis  Environmental factors are those factors outside the control of the firm. This is often analyzed with the help of the PESTEL framework/model. This model analyses the environmental factors that are not in control of the firm but have an impact on the firm. Thus, PESTEL analysis is used to analyse all external factors. […]

Marketing Concept | New Product Planning

The product life cycle is divided into four phases, namely introduction, growth, maturity, and decline. Product planning is done based on these steps.  Product Initiation: In a product initiation phase, a request comes up for a new product or a modification in the existing product. Various management teams review these requests and study them in […]

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