Marketing - An Introduction
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Sir Frederick Seebohm?
The creation and delivery of customer-satisfying services at a profit to the bank.
Kenneth Andrew?
Matching the bank's resources with the customer's needs in the most profitable manner.
Deryk Vander Weyer?
Bank marketing as a pro-active business strategy aimed at organisational excellence.
1 — Stage / What it Means?
Stage: Market Research; What it Means: In-depth study of customer needs, preferences and trends.
2 — Stage / What it Means?
Stage: Target Market Identification; What it Means: Defining the customer segment most likely to want the offering.
3 — Stage / What it Means?
Stage: Product Development & Differentiation; What it Means: Designing the product to meet the segment's unique needs.
4 — Stage / What it Means?
Stage: Pricing Strategy; What it Means: Setting price that aligns customer value with competitor benchmarks.
5 — Stage / What it Means?
Stage: Promotion & Advertising; What it Means: Crafting messages and choosing channels (digital, print, OOH, BTL).
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