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The Marketing ForcesLecture-2

Waleed Khan AfridiMS-Leading to PhD

Member SDPI, South Asia

Member PJMS

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Firms Marketing Forces

• The external forces exists outside the organization. These forces are not controlled by the organization.

• The internal forces exists inside the organization. They are controlled by the organization.

External Marketing Forces

Forces

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External Marketing Forces

• It includes Demographics, Economic Conditions, Competitors, Political and Legal forces and Technology, Suppliers and Distributors which effects a firm’s marketing activities.

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Demographics

• These are the characteristics of human population such as age, size, distribution and growth.

• It includes the ages of males, females, children and old and young people in a market.

• It includes education level of consumers.

• It includes the gender ratio (percentage) of males and females in a market.

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Economic Conditions

• Includes the purchasing power of the customer and spending patterns.

• It includes the value of money, such as AFs.

• It includes the salaries of consumers.

• It includes the living style of consumers.

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Competitors

• Competitors are those companies that produce the same products in one market.

• Example: Dell and ACER Companies are producing same kind of Laptops.

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Political and Legal forces

• The political and legal forces include laws, government agencies, departments that make rules and regulations related to marketing in a country.

• It includes, Ministry of Commerce, and Supreme court of Afghanistan.

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Technology

• Technology includes Electronic or computer products that we use in the marketing activities of a company.

• Example: Electronic Boards for advertising at Shehr-e-Now are used by marketing firms.

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COMPANY

Demo-graphics

Economicconditions

Politicaland legal

forces

Competition

Technology

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Distributors and Sellers

It includes the Market, Suppliers, Distributors, and all those who purchase and transfer the goods from producers and deliver them to different places/markets.

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Internal Marketing Forces• Human Resources: All the

Employees working for an organization are called as human resources.

• Example: Marketing managers, Product Managers, Laborers.

• Research and Development: Any activity that can lead a business to develop some new idea or then improve the existing product.

It includes generating new ideas.

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• Production Facilities: It includes, machinery, computers, trucks, workers, mechanics that a company uses to produce goods and services for consumers.

• Financial Resources: The amount of money that a

firm has maintained with itself at bank.

A company needs to have money to perform marketing activities.

For purchasing raw-materials from suppliers a company needs to pay money to them and it is called as financial resources of the company.

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