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Self-taught examination of common knowledge points of marketing
Knowledge points of "marketing"

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Chapter 65438 +0 20th century marketing x' @ xho ~ a.

Knowledge points in this chapter *** 12: PJ/Y _-_ Y

1. 1 the task of marketing t- Q'rnF|6.

Marketing scope ZvUl W Z

1. 1.2 JF+x4j broader vision of marketing tasks

1. 1.3 Decisions made by marketers Lf>. 6+ ~p

1.2 marketing ideas and tools MVik-Hs

1.2. 1 definition of marketing f]>h]H5av

1.2.2 core marketing concept IzAGV & gts0p

1.3 company's market positioning v >; ] YL

1.3. 1 production concept y' \ B6; ]mK

1.3.2 product concept [{z = yp [x; O $ & ltbr & gt 1.3.4 marketing concept j%] p; Ma & ltbr & gt 1.3.5 social marketing concept RTZS

2.4. 1 attract customers c_BMZM5dtm

2.4.2 Calculate the cost of losing customers N"]6"hk! F

2.4.3 Maintain customers' needs! )F0 0

2.4.4 Relationship Marketing: This is the key.

2.5 customer profitability: the ultimate test SLE ou

2.6 implement total quality marketing e/b.u >;

2.6. 1 quality and total quality management /$e2l/HVs

2.6.2 total quality marketing mnyP=+Y

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Chapter III Winning the Market: Market-oriented Strategic Plan tqFi/O0F

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Nine knowledge points in this chapter: XKL Di{U

3. 1 company and department strategic plan ivwzc &;

3. 1. 1 strategic plan overview RNz #@m

3. 1.2 establishing the company mission %HGFXPx

3. 1.3 tools for establishing strategic business units (s k9X)

3. 1.4 Method of planning new business work vzw^6OVR

3.2 business strategic plan 9HCTIM'p

3.2. 1SWOT analysis 0 MQZ &;; s)u

3.2.2 Target setting vsXU% [/

3.2.3 Plan management, implementation and control R[, dh; y

3.3 marketing process oj U L*TJ

3.3. 1 value transfer process 0

3.3.2 M3gb @h in the planning process

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Chapter iv collecting information and measuring market demand? CTb%:7

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Eight knowledge points in this chapter: a a =, 94

4. 1 composition of modern marketing information system v :Bo*, e

4. 1. 1 marketing information system bIR 04LG

4. 1.2 internal reporting system dz 1f Xg

4. 1.3 Marketing Information System 5D5P

4. 1.4 Market research system J&; n; %`PTn

4. 1.5 Marketing Decision Support System) KKM'%

4.2 Demand Forecast and Demand Measurement e $| #

4.2. 1 Level of measuring market demand+; ZV)

4.2.2 which market to measure) V gM [i

4.2.3 Requirements measurement related vocabulary and methods EE TK2z{$

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Chapter 5 Scanning Marketing Environment # wc.55l

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Nine knowledge points in this chapter: Q\t=AEka.

5. 1 Analyze the demand and trend of macro environment {qg}

5. 1. 1 o[u. B' B] The necessity of macro-environmental analysis

5. 1.2 emphasis of macro-environmental analysis VpgADX/q

5.2 Identification and reaction of main macro-environmental factors KLCl[C

Main factors of macro environment qVMON

5.2.2 humanistic environment apcp3)Q

5.2.3 Economic environment. Jy\dts

Natural environment? w^fsT^P

5.2.5 Technical environment &; ? _ T! Vanuatu

5.2.6 Political and legal environment zw @! L#

Social and cultural environment. j

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The sixth chapter analyzes the consumer market and purchasing behavior.

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*** 14 knowledge points in this chapter: _'1> X)D

6. 1 consumer buying behavior mode SsB^\YB

6. 1. 1 consumption "stimulus" J.E 1L

6. 1.2 purchasing "black box" DwR=u-0:A

6. 1.3 purchase decision; He & JVKL

6.2 The main influencing factors of consumer purchase behavior in the second quarter 6xobTjZ0t

6.2. 1 cultural factors n &;; *h+jF

6.2.2 social factors n4IRfV5?

6.2.3 Personal factors 43 >; ti*S(:

Psychological factors.

6.3 consumer purchase decision-making process s l-? 2O-

6.3. 1 buy role D0Y < k[( 1

6.3.2 purchase of 42*i bbe

6.4 RMD in all stages of consumer purchase decision. /l9xno

6.4. 1 problem understanding }ng(95

Zo8Y%^M information collection

6.4.3 Procedure evaluation ap 2

6.4.4 purchase decision a%#b} UKO

6.4.5 post-purchase behavior

Chapter VIII Analysis of Competitive Environment and Decision-making of Competitive Strategy

*** 10 knowledge points in this chapter; zS $ VU _ I-;

8. 1 competitive marketing factor model yLrNKml

8.2 Industry structure type! pdRz:

8.3 Industry analysis content *H! r(F_]"

8.4 Analyze the content of competitor BZ 'PK$

8.5 competitive strategy) v`.XZ6HF

8.5. 1 Method for market leaders to expand the total market ee = =

8.5.2 the defensive strategy of market leaders I >;; _@2

8.5.3 Attack Strategy of Market Challenger h2ym

8.5.4 Specific attack strategy 3KO\PZ!

8.5.5 Types of the following policies *3m Q[r*

8.5.6 Types of market substitutes xYD[gT(9

Chapter 9 Market Segmentation and Target Market Selection There are 6 knowledge points in this chapter. Y&I {NN @ {& ltbr & gt9. 1 the significance of market segmentation r9psec) oo

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There are six knowledge points in this chapter, l, }(Ab7hB

11.1.1new product concept: EqJ\Dz

1 1. 1.2 Necessity of new product development: k * $ mpx

1 1. 1.3 the main possible factors of new product development failure: _# IT*#V#

1 1.2. 1 new product development process: 67j! _yq5

1 1.2.2 What major decisions should enterprises make in the commercialization stage of new product development? "9,? query language

1 1.3. 1 The main factor affecting the adoption process of new products: wBJQ"+

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Chapter 13 Managing Product Lines and Brands #TndPl4,

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This chapter 1 1 knowledge KT3lTYhD

13. 1 product hierarchy ro.lL9{

13.2 product classification tE4MKxN

13.3 four indicators of product portfolio Bs^Cr

The direction of 13.4 product line to expand CV&; [& amp; +Zhai

13.5 brand definition and attributes ~}) jn`? Seventy two

13.6 Five Steps of Brand Decision M ~ # J

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13.6.2 Several forms of brand users g +G/JT~

13.6.3 Four methods for choosing brand names NV|L_:YH_g

13.6.4 five choices of brand strategy decision dP (d_3?

13.7 Functions of packaging ukL and Ve

13.8 testing of packaging F3HtAJY

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Chapter 15 Design pricing strategy and scheme 6C9 {pct`b

16.2.4 Evaluate the main channel scheme R)@. ]Ev;

16.3 channel management decision lTZu{B kD

16. 3. 1 Select channel member f3YN. {

16.3.2 Encourage channel members; wA; \ X; 0B

16.3.3 Evaluate channel member jey/~Z0. H

16.3.4 Channel improvement Arrangell/; " r{#nf

16.4 channel dynamic mz! Do it! (s

16.4. 1 vertical marketing system F [

16.4.2 horizontal marketing system 4q=0v

16.4.3 multi-channel marketing system C'c? /8S

16.4.4 functions of the same channel company >: [UTM? ^

16.5 channel cooperation, conflict and competition 1) J( M*h

16.5. 1 Types of conflict and competition Fj}6 #Ia

16.5.2 channel conflict reason cm! l 1+

Management of channel conflict! 3#! j.422

16.5.4 legal and moral issues in channel relations n56I6j G

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Chapter 18 Design and management of integrated marketing communication w#EL_Ix

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This chapter 18 knowledge points. #GJdg。 :zT

18 design and management integrated marketing communication 9I, ~

18. 1 views on the propagation process Q7)1g; "

18. 1. 1 marketing communication combination element R3\"KtT

18. 1.2 views on the propagation process z(6#Kj()Q{

1. Definition' 3MDg%z

2. component B 1#:. Gross Weight (gross weight)

3. Factors affecting information dissemination

18.2 Develop effective communication

18.2. 1 Determine the target audience s5qq3? 93

Determine the propagation target Q 8c-EW.

Design information e 1jK%' LJ

1. Information content Gr9! i0S

2. Information Structure 6ui C (

3. Information table N Ic cz7f

4. Information sources

18.2.4 select the communication channel pumfVcG.

1. personnel information dissemination channel qYgA6p

2. When the non-personnel information dissemination channel Q & gt/=tu+G@

18.2.5 Prepare the total promotion budget p! 5h@SVA! 2

18.2.6 promotion combination decision (nfgcaf >;

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Chapter 19 Advertising, Promotion and Public Relations Management * * * 9 x @/

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1. 1 Develop and manage advertising projects (advertising scheme making steps) a

1. 1. 1 the concept of advertising &; As [` [

1. 1.2 Develop and manage the advertising scheme dqk/&; fpb

1.2.3 advertising target classification yN`w er |

1.2.4 the concept of advertising reach, frequency and influence u! c0 & lt3:a

1.2.5 classification and characteristics of fwndab advertising media

1.2.6 advertising effectiveness measurement qaVVqZ

1.2 promotion A_l$J

1.2. 1 the concept of promotion wx6ZNl & gt

1.2.2 promotion purpose Hxfo N

1.2.3 Main decision-making process of sales promotion. &; M3WB

1.2.4 promotional tools; & ltEs4Fm[

1.3 public * * * relation jWF & gt7P 1VQ

1.3. 1 public concept, -NPIROG

The concept of 1. 3. 2 * * * relationship |! o5; cA#f

1.3.3 the concept of marketing public relations Z 3 # >;; (o

1.3.4 Public relations activities @ AZsl%X

1.3.5 The task of marketing public relations WAW (l% {dr

20.2.4 Incentive of Sales Representative q9x\}8 t

20.2.5 Evaluation of Sales Representative 7N}cHx2P

20.3 Promotion Principles

20.3. 1 promotion technology "('7lW95B

20.3.2 negotiation rcu9_q qb

20.3.3 Relationship Marketing MW _;; XB XY

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Chapter 2 1 Managing Direct Selling and Online Marketing id xr* (

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Knowledge points in this chapter *** 18: [? :r!

1. Grasp the benefits of direct selling? |Rx+u! .

2. master the main channel of direct sales N6RNMLMV, m.

3. Master how the company uses integrated direct marketing to gain a competitive advantage. ZQu: # O 1A

4. Master what kind of marketing opportunities jqnzthF > is provided by online marketing channels; T

5. Grasp the ethical issues that should be paid attention to in direct selling and online marketing xwr | q.

2 1. 1 the growth and benefits of direct selling 7#_c! Fitzsimon general hospital

2 1. 1. 1 Growth of direct selling Ew M~k-

2 1. 1.2 benefits of direct selling q*hz5). d

2 1. 1.3 the largest marketing mode in integrated direct marketing C = | e ~ _ C0

2 1.2 customer database and direct marketing g:> Zv $

2 1.2. 1 customer database. L%VJNzK6

2 1.2.2 method of using database SMekHI by the company

2 1.3 main direct selling channel gBu\Gp! B

2 1.3. 1 face-to-face marketing | ~:; |G]

2 1.3.2 direct mail order 6 >]g#wdgH

2 1.3.3 Directory Marketing hKMac _ d;;

2 1.3.4 telemarketing 4 =pQ`o+

2 1.3.5 other media directly market lXu-8yZ dollars.

2 1.3.6 Shopping kiosk marketing d

21.4 265438+20th century marketing: e-commerce! x? 4G#Cx- 1

2 1.4. 1 e-commerce akRlsQ\

2 1.4.2 network marketing: advertising and non-advertising 1_t_dG/

2 1.5 Ethical Issues in Direct Selling * * *$n6ek||

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Chapter 22 Managing the Overall Marketing Work iiU+8

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This chapter ***7 knowledge points; Zkvw6_mRm

22. 1 marketing organization ~]; ! ! ! U

22. 1.2 organization form of marketing department VS+iP}ImHq

22. 1.3 the relationship between the marketing organization and other departments is even! 9kWf

22.2 marketing execution 1ZRQAWlL

22.2. 1 Factors affecting the effective implementation of the marketing plan `! QyJ '

22.2.2 marketing execution skills Od$Z

22.2.3 marketing execution process > < ! * a% `%.

22.3 Marketing Evaluation and Control 5Wl#-_

22.3. 1 definition of marketing control KZYX[G

22.3.2 marketing control content