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    The Marketing

    Environment

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    Marketing Environment

    Consists of forces outside the organization thataffect managements ability to build and maintainrelationships with target customers.

    Environment offers both opportunities and threats.

    Marketing intelligence and research used to collect

    information about the environment.

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    Includes: Microenvironment: factors close to the

    company that affect its ability to serve itscustomers.

    Macro environment: larger societal forces

    that affect the microenvironment.

    Considered to be beyond the control of

    the organization.

    Marketing Environment

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    The Companys Microenvironment

    Companys Internal Environment: Areas inside a company.

    Affects the marketing departments planningstrategies.

    All departments must think consumer and

    work together to provide superior customervalue and satisfaction.

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    The Companys Microenvironment

    Suppliers: Provide resources needed to produce

    goods and services.

    Important link in the value deliverysystem.

    Most marketers treat suppliers likepartners.

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    The Companys Microenvironment

    Customers: Five types of markets that purchase a

    companys goods and services

    Markets Include:

    Consumer

    Business

    Reseller Government

    International

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    The Companys Microenvironment

    Competitors: Those who serve a target market with products

    and services that are viewed by consumers asbeing reasonable substitutes

    Company must gain strategic advantage againstthese organizations

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    Financial

    Media

    Government

    Local

    General Internal

    The Companys Microenvironment

    Other Stakeholders:

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    Demographic

    Economic Natural

    Technological

    Political Cultural

    The Macroenvironment

    The company and all of the other factors operatein a larger macro environment of forces that shapeopportunities and pose threats to the company.

    Forces Include:

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    The Companys Macroenvironment

    Demographic: The study of human populations in terms of

    size, density, location, age, gender, race,occupation, and other statistics.

    Marketers track changing age and familystructures, geographic population shifts,

    educational characteristics, and populationdiversity.

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    Natural Environment

    Factors Impacting the Natural Environment:

    Shortages of raw materials

    Increased pollution

    Increased government intervention

    Environmentally sustainable strategies

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    Changes rapidly. Creates new markets and opportunities.

    Challenge is to make practical, affordable

    products. Safety regulations result in higher research

    costs & longer time between conceptualizationand introduction of product.

    Technological Environment

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    Political Environment

    Includes Laws, Government Agencies, andPressure Groups that Influence or LimitVarious Organizations and Individuals In aGiven Society.

    Areas of concern:

    Increasing legislation

    Changing government agency enforcement Increased emphasis on ethics and socially

    responsible behavior

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    Cultural Environment

    The institutions and other forces that affect asocietys basic values, perceptions, preference, andbehaviors.

    Core beliefs and values are passed on from parentsto children and are reinforced by schools,churches, business, and government.

    Secondary beliefs and values are more open tochange.