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WARNING

WARNING

:

:

This presentation contains

This presentation contains

main issues and key

main issues and key

questions

questions

not all the

not all the

information that may

information that may

appear on the test

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LITERATURE

LITERATURE

1. Kotler Ph., Armstrong, G., Saunders, J., Wong, V., Principles of marketing. Second European Edition, Prentice Hall Europe 1999 2. Braun, E., City Marketing: Towards an Integrated Approach.

Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), Rotterdam. ERIM PhD Series in Research and Management, 2008, no. 142

3. Gertner, E., Unfolding and configuring two decades of research and publications on place marketing and place branding, „Place Branding and Public Diplomacy”, 2011, 7, pp. 91-106

4. Martinez, N. M., City marketing and place branding: A critical review of practice and academic research, “Journal of Town & City Management”, Vol. 2, 4, pp. 369–394

Marketing

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BASIC MARKETING PRINCIPLES

BASIC MARKETING PRINCIPLES

Marketing

Marketing ofof placesplaces

1.Deliberate choice

2.Market research – based decisions

3.Integrated action on the market (marketing-mix) 4.Marketing planning

5.Control of the effectiveness of marketing activities

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MARKETING

MARKETING--MIX for PLACESMIX for PLACES

Marketing

Marketing ofof placesplaces

Source: Szromnik, A., Marketing terytorialny. Koncepcja ogólna i doświadczenia praktyczne, in: Markowski, T. (ed.), Marketing terytorialny, Studia KPZK, t. CXVI, 2006,p. 75.

Target groups Goods and services

Equipment Events Communication system Telecommunication Distribution channels Prices Tariffs Fees Subsidies Taxes Tax credits Advertising Promotion Public relations Publicity Product/supply Distribution Economy Environment S o ci e ty T e ch n o lo g y P ric e / c o n tr a ct c o n d it io n s C o m m u n ic a ti o n

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MARKET SEGMENTATION / TARGETING

MARKET SEGMENTATION / TARGETING

Marketing

Marketing ofof placesplaces

Efficient and precise adjustment of product and marketing efforts to the customer’s or user’s needs (disaggregation of demand ).

W. M. Smith (1956)

Dividing the whole market (usually too large to deal with) into the segments having similar internal characteristics and maximally different from the other.

Ph. Kotler (1991)

The process of dividing the market into several parts, each of which has an intrinsic needs and then developing a product and related marketing programs that meet the needs of one or more of these parts.

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PLACE

PLACE--PRODUCTPRODUCT –– SEGMENTATIONSEGMENTATION

Marketing

Marketing ofof placesplaces

Sub products – actual offers of the place Target groups in classical terms (e. g. tourists – inhabitants – investors) Places

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SPLITTING

SPLITTING thethe PLACE PLACE –– PRODUCTPRODUCT

Marketing

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PRODUCT POSITIONING

PRODUCT POSITIONING

Marketing

Marketing ofof placesplaces

Putting the product

in relation to

competitive (similar) products, based on a

limited number of clear criteria, in order to

...

… make this product perceived as

better

than competitive products by

targeted

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MARKETING STRATEGY

MARKETING STRATEGY ofof PLACESPLACES METHODOLOGY

METHODOLOGY

Marketing of places Marketing of places

1. Identifying features of the place – its specificityspecificity:

− history of the city (region)

− people, the characteristics of the local community,

− culture, traditions,

− unique attractions,

− economic image, industrial traditions,

− landmarks,

− aggregation of collected data – such as SWOT analysis, portfolio methods, positioning, etc

2. Segmentation, target groupstarget groups

3. Defining strategic goalsstrategic goals:

− which product / sub-product

− scope and scale of activities, etc.

4. Selection of tools (marketing-mix) and marketing communication channels (operational goalsoperational goals, and then tasks and projectstasks and projects) + indication entities

responsible for their implementation

5.

5. TimingTimingof individual actions preliminary budgetingbudgeting(sources of financing)

6.

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MARKETING STRATEGIES

MARKETING STRATEGIES of PLACESof PLACES

Marketing of places Marketing of places

TASKS / STRATEGIC PROJECTS OPERATIONAL AIMS STRATEGIC AIMS Main aim VISION spheres „SUB-PRODUCTS”

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Marketing of places

Marketing of places

key questions

key questions

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WARNING:

WARNING:

Ability to answer all the

Ability to answer all the

questions from the next

questions from the next

slides test results in

slides test results in

passing a test with a very

passing a test with a very

good note

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1. What is (are) the key element (s) of the definition of marketing

2. What are 5 basic marketing principles?

3. What are key differences between approach to managing enterprises and non-profit (public) organizations?

4. What is (are) the key element (s) of the definition of marketing of places?

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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1. What are differences in acquiring primary and secondary data in market research? 2. What are differences between probability

sampling and non-probability sampling ? 3. Indicate at least 5 key differences

between quantitative and qualitative research

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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1. What differences between internal and external marketing?

2. How to interpret the complexity of

territorial (mega) product?

3. What are the main elements of

marketing-mix of places and how to

interpret them?

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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1. What are the reasons of market segmentation / targeting?

2. Indicate at least 4 criteria of targeting

3. Indicate three dimensions of place-product segmentation

4. What are main differences of marketing approach to mega-product and sub-product?

5. List at least three methods of product positioning.

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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1. What are basic pricing strategies?

2. Does always price refers objective

monetary value of the product –

what is your attitude?

3. Price in commercial and place

marketing – indicate at least 5 key

differences

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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1. How to interpret distribution in place marketing?

2. What are forms and role of

communication in marketing?

3. To which „P” of „4Ps” marketing

communication can be assigned?

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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1. What are the functions of place promotion?

2. What are main elements of

promotion-mix and their main features?

3. Does advertising always help territorial units to build their image?

4. What are public relations main tools?

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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1. What are main steps of building marketing / branding strategies of places?

2. What is the role of the specificity of the place for marketing strategies?

3. What can decide about the specificity of the place?

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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1. What are the functions of image and brand of the place?

2. What are basic principles for branding?

3. What are main differences between the image and the brand?

4. Should place brand be narrow or extended?

Marketing of places

Marketing of places –– key questionskey questions

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