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DEVELOP A MARKETING STRATEGY FOR YOUR BUSINESS

Developing a marketing mix

Creating a marketing mix is essential for understanding your customers and effectively reaching them. Here's how it can help your business:

  • Identify Your Target Audience: Understand who your ideal customers are, their needs, motivations, and buying behaviors.

  • Align Your Resources: Ensure all aspects of your marketing efforts work together seamlessly to deliver a consistent message.

  • Adapt to Market Changes: Regularly review and adjust your strategy to stay competitive in a changing market.

Key Elements of Your Marketing Mix:

Determine the broad marketing strategy for your business by considering the 7 P’s and then developing a marketing mix (strategy)for your product or service:

  • Product/Service Strategy: What are you offering to meet your customers' needs? Focus on what your customers want, not just what you think they want. Describe your product or service from their perspective.
  •  Pricing Strategy:  Costing and pricing your product is a very important part of the marketing mix/strategy. There needs to be a balance between the product/service cost and the profit of the business 
  • Place (Distribution) Strategy:  Decide where your customers will buy your product or service, whether it's a physical store or online, and make it convenient for them to access it.
  • Promotion Strategy: This is about how you communicate to your clients to advertise and sell your product/service. How are you going to promote your business?
  • People: Who are your Staff? our staff plays a crucial role in delivering your product or service. Ensure they have the skills needed to meet your customers' expectations. Who are your clients?  They should always be the focus of all your marketing efforts.
  • ProcessThe process of providing a service and how it is delivered is crucial to customer satisfaction. The focus is to ensure that processes are efficient and customer-focused. This P can give you a competitive advantage over your competition.
  • Physical Evidence: This P specifically applies to a service that cannot be judged before the client has experienced it firsthand. Testimonials and case studies can be proof that a business keeps its promises to new clients. This includes the physical evidence, packaging and also other clients making use of the service. 

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