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These are the points of my personal notes in Marketing Lessons. The subject is The differentiation: the definition; the aspects; and the examples.
Below are the notes.
One of the integrated marketing strategies is Marketing Mix. This strategy is related to how does the company offer the product or service to particular market segment.
Marketing mix is combination of variables or activities which are governed by the company to impress the consumers.
See my previous marketing article deals with marketing mix for deeper information here:
Marketing mix elements - 4 Ps, 7Ps, 8Ps:
http://marketingforbeginner.blogspot.com/2006/12/marketing-mix.html
Marketing mix for beginners:
http://marketingforbeginner.blogspot.com/2007/07/marketing-mix-fundamental.html
The marketing mix must be adjusted to the company's condition. This is needed to ease consumer's buying decision.
See the video version about the fundamental theory of differentiation in marketing below:
Product
One of the marketing mix's components is product.
The definition of product
What is a product? Product (or service) is everything that is offered to a market to fulfill consumer's need.
The relation between product positioning and product differentiation
After providing the product and deciding the market, the next activity is positioning the product to the consumer image.
To provide the offers to fulfill the consumer's desire/need, a company must develop product differentiation.
This is the explanation of the close relation between product positioning and product differentiation.
The definition of differentiation
What is differentiation?
Basically, differentiation is a company's effort to distinguish/differentiate the company from another. In other word, differentiation is the offers that is perceived by the target market to differ from the competitors.
In term of marketing strategy, differentiation is a tool to accomplish the offers to consumers.
Kotler explained that differentiation is a process. It is the process of adding memorable and valued differences to distinguish the company's offering from the competitors.
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