Republic of the
Republic of the Philippine
Philippine
EULOGIOEULOGIO “ “ M M NG” NG” RODRIGUEZRODRIGUEZ
INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Nagtahan
Nagtahan Sampaloc Sampaloc ManilaManila
College of Engineering
College of Engineering
Engineering Management
Engineering Management
MANAGING THE MARKETING FUNCTION
MANAGING THE MARKETING FUNCTION
Submitted To:
Submitted To:
ENGR. JOCELYN C. TUBANG
ENGR. JOCELYN C. TUBANG
Management is the processes of
Management is the processes of planning, organizing directing,planning, organizing directing,
motivating, coordinating and controlling of various activities of a firm. motivating, coordinating and controlling of various activities of a firm. Marketing is the process of satisfying the
Marketing is the process of satisfying the needs and wants of the needs and wants of the consumers.consumers. Management of marketing activities is
Management of marketing activities is Marketing Management.
Marketing Management.
Management Guru Philip Kotler defines Management Guru Philip Kotler defines marketing as “Ma
marketing as “Marketing Management isrketing Management is the analysis, planning,
the analysis, planning, implementationimplementation and control of programmes designed to and control of programmes designed to bring about the desired exchanges with bring about the desired exchanges with target audiences for the purpose of target audiences for the purpose of personal and mutual gain. It relies personal and mutual gain. It relies heavily on adoption and coordination of heavily on adoption and coordination of the product, price, promotion and place the product, price, promotion and place for achieving response”:
for achieving response”:
In other words, a business In other words, a business discipline, which is focused on the discipline, which is focused on the practical application of marketing practical application of marketing
techniques and the management of a firm’s techniques and the management of a firm’s marketing resources and activities, is
marketing resources and activities, is Marketing Management.
Marketing Management.
Marketing Management focuses upon the
Marketing Management focuses upon the psychological and physicalpsychological and physical
factors of Marketing. The Marketing managers are responsible for influencing factors of Marketing. The Marketing managers are responsible for influencing the level, timing, and composition of customer demand accepted definition of the level, timing, and composition of customer demand accepted definition of the term. While the psychological factors focus upon discovering the needs the term. While the psychological factors focus upon discovering the needs and wants of the
and wants of the consumer and the changing patterns of buying behavior,consumer and the changing patterns of buying behavior, habit etc. the physical factors focus upon
habit etc. the physical factors focus upon fulfilling those needs andfulfilling those needs and demands buy better product design, channel of distribution and other demands buy better product design, channel of distribution and other functions.
functions.
In summary, Marketing in action is
In summary, Marketing in action is marketing Management.marketing Management.
Marketing Management has the responsibility of to perform many Marketing Management has the responsibility of to perform many functions in the field of
functions in the field of marketing such as planning, organizing, directing,marketing such as planning, organizing, directing, motivating, coordinating and controlling. All these function aim to achieve motivating, coordinating and controlling. All these function aim to achieve the marketing goals.
the marketing goals. Let’s face
Let’s face it. it. Of the Of the four maifour main functin functional areaonal areas of s of a businea business,ss, marketing has to be the most important! Marketing is at the heart of a marketing has to be the most important! Marketing is at the heart of a business.
business. Remember Remember the the definition definition of of marketing:marketing: “The process of
“The process of identifying, anticipating (predicting) and satisfyingidentifying, anticipating (predicting) and satisfying customer nee
customer needs profitably”ds profitably”
Introduction
Introduction
Almost every activity that a business undertakes can be linked back to this definition.
Ultimately, almost every functional activity or objective can be linked back to marketing.
By the end of this report, students should be able to:
1. Explain how to Manage the Marketing Function. 2. Describe the Concept of Marketing.
3. Define and explain the 4P’s of Marketing.
4. Explain the Strategic Marketing for Engineers by Selecting a Target Market and Developing a Marketing Mix.
Objectives
DURATION AND METHODOLOGIE
MANAGING
THE
MARKETING
FUNCTION
Introduction Managing the Marketing Function Marketing Concept The Engineer and the FourP's of Marketing Jabiguero, Gail Luz D. (Leader) & Magnaye, Jess Marwin (Assistant Leader) 15 mins.
The
Engineer
and the
Four P’sof
Marketing
The Product The Price The Place The Promotion Members Galinggana Guerra Gonzales 20 minsStrategic
Marketing
for
Engineers
Selecting a Target Market Developing a Marketing Mix Members Joaquin Lagura Magpusao Manalad 20 minsQUIZ Questionnaires Mercado 5 mins.
What is the Marketing Concept?
The Engineer and the Four P's of Marketing
The Product
The Price
The Place
The Promotion
Topic or Content Outline
Strategic Marketing for Engineers
Selecting a Target Market
Developing a Marketing Mix
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Any paid attempt to communicate with the customers other than advertising,
publicity, and personal selling, may b e
considered sales promotion. This
includes displays, contests, sweepstakes, coupons, trading stamps, prizes, samples, demonstrations,
referral g i f t s , etc.
Contests and sw ee ps ta ke s
are
very p o p u l a r sales promotion tools. Anexample is shown in Fi gu re 11.4.
STRATEGIC M A R K E T I N G F O R ENGINEERS
Companies, including those managed by engineer
managers, must serve markets that are best fitted to their capabilities. To achieve this
end, a very important activity called s t r a t e g i c marketing is undertaken.
Under this set-up, the following steps are made:
1. selecting a target market
2. developing
a
marketing mixSelecting a Target Mar ke t
A market consists o f individuals or
organizations, or both, with the desire and ability to buy a specific product or service. To
maximize sales and profits, a company has the option of serving entirely or just a portion of
its chosen market. Within markets are
segments with common needs a n d w h i c h w i l l respond similarly to
a
marketing action.Figure 11.5 shows an example of the various
segments of a given m a r k e t.
Figure 11.4
An
Example of a Company
Using Sweepstake as a Sales Promotion Tool.
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An analysis of the various segments of the chosen market will help the company make a decision on whether to serve all or some of the segments. The se gmen t or segments chosen b e c om e the target market.
In selecting a target m a r k e t , t h e following steps are necessary: 1. Divide the total market in to groups of people who have relatively
s i m i l a r p r o d u c t o r service n e ed s .
2. Determine the profit potentials o f each segment.
3. Make a decision on which segment or segments will be served b y the company.
5. Rosario Mariano 1,000,000 6. Ausberto Taguinod 1,000,000 7. Francisco Bundoc 1,000,000 8. Amparo Paragas 1,000,000 9. Andres Nicolas 1,000,000 Total ₱ 54,000,000
The three agreed to produce caustic soda liquid, hydrochloric acid, soda ash, sodium sulphate, sodium trypolyphospate, and sulfuric acid. The construction of the company's plant has already begun in Dasmari ñas, Cavite. The company has been named the Bugtag Chemical Corporation.
Samuel has already started organizing the production department by hiring a production planner. Antonio is still considering what steps to take in
organizing his department. One of his problems is the lack of information
regarding the nature of the market the company must tap. Also, Antonio is aware of the utmost importance of providing the production department with a demand forecast for the company's products
We would like to express our special gratitude to our Professor Engr. Jocelyn Tubang who gave us the opportunity to do this meaningful report on the topic Managing the Marketing Function, which will help us as a future Engineer. We are making this project not only for marks but also to increase our knowledge for application. Special thanks to Mr. Roberto Medina as our source.
The following list includes people who helped to complete this report. 1. Pia Galinggana
2. Christine Mae Desiree Guerra 3. James Patrick Gonzales
4. Gail Luz D. Jabiguero (Leader) 5. Alexis Victorios Joacquin 6. Rixmon Lagura
7. Jerome Magpusao
8. Jess Marwin Magnaye (Asst. Leader) 9. Cristopher Manalad
10. John Russel Mercado
1. Engineering Management by Roberto Medina
2. http://www.gktoday.in/meaning-functions-of-marketing-management/