Mastering Marketing
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Marketing
In a world bursting with products and innovations, how can you ensure that what you create brings true value to your customers? In this course, you will learn to demystify the consumer. Who is he and what is he looking for? How is he affected by the world around him and how does that change what he is looking for from your product? And finally, what tools are at your disposal to meet his needs?
To answer these questions and more, join Dr. Marcel Cohen in learning Mastering Marketing. Taught at Imperial College for many years, the material of this course is designed to give MBA and non MBA students alike a chance to master the foundations of marketing.
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Yair Bashan for the sound design & audio effects
Syllabus
Looking to master the art of marketing?
You’re in the right place! Join Dr. Marcel Cohen for a comprehensive dive into the fascinating world of product marketing. Along the way, he’ll share his personal insights from several decades in the field, as well as his analysis on the marketing strategy of well-known brands like Levi’s. Hershey’s, Dropbox, and more.
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You’re in the right place! Join Dr. Marcel Cohen for a comprehensive dive into the fascinating world of product marketing. Along the way, he’ll share his personal insights from several decades in the field, as well as his analysis on the marketing strategy of well-known brands like Levi’s. Hershey’s, Dropbox, and more.
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How can you see into the future of what your customers want? How are different customer trends important to marketing?
In this lesson you will learn about societal trends which have affected consumer behavior over the past few decades. You will see how smart companies respond to changes in the market and what happened when Procter & Gamble, a Fortune 100 company, failed to stay on top of societal trends.
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In this lesson you will learn about societal trends which have affected consumer behavior over the past few decades. You will see how smart companies respond to changes in the market and what happened when Procter & Gamble, a Fortune 100 company, failed to stay on top of societal trends.
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Understanding customer needs is the heart of mastering marketing.
How do you accomplish this? Like learning most new things, understanding your customer's needs starts with a good research process. In this lesson we'll learn the 4 questions that leady to good market research:
1. Why are you researching?
2. What do you want to find out?
3. Where does the information exist?
4. How can you gather it?
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How do you accomplish this? Like learning most new things, understanding your customer's needs starts with a good research process. In this lesson we'll learn the 4 questions that leady to good market research:
1. Why are you researching?
2. What do you want to find out?
3. Where does the information exist?
4. How can you gather it?
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What does chocolate have to do with market approach? Well, it all depends on who's eating it! How was Hershey's marketing approach different for their Reese's Pieces peanut butter cups and their famous Hershey's kisses?
In this lesson, you'll learn:
• Different approaches for companies to target consumers when they launch a new product.
• What factors go into each approach and what are their pros and cons?
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In this lesson, you'll learn:
• Different approaches for companies to target consumers when they launch a new product.
• What factors go into each approach and what are their pros and cons?
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Want your product to bring value to your customers? One they'll love and be willing to pay higher prices for?
The answer lies in understanding what's important to each group of your customers. Dividing the market into smaller sections that have similar tastes is the key to this. In this lesson you'll learn:
• What a market segment is.
• How to find different market segments that are relevant to your product.
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The answer lies in understanding what's important to each group of your customers. Dividing the market into smaller sections that have similar tastes is the key to this. In this lesson you'll learn:
• What a market segment is.
• How to find different market segments that are relevant to your product.
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Can market segments really help small businesses compete against huge enterprises?
That’s the question Nigel, owner of a chain of paint shops in England was facing. The once successful family business was being undercut by huge warehouses and it looked like Nigel’s days in the industry were over. That is, until he turned to Marcel for some marketing advice...
Join us as Dr. Marcel Cohen tells us of a real life David and Goliath case he worked and find out what a big difference market segments can make!
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That’s the question Nigel, owner of a chain of paint shops in England was facing. The once successful family business was being undercut by huge warehouses and it looked like Nigel’s days in the industry were over. That is, until he turned to Marcel for some marketing advice...
Join us as Dr. Marcel Cohen tells us of a real life David and Goliath case he worked and find out what a big difference market segments can make!
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It’s time to customize your product! Not sure you’re ready? Don’t worry, you’ll have four little helpers to assist you. Join this lesson to learn about the Marketing Mix, the four fail-proof tools every marketer has to help them know exactly how to tailor their products.
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Releasing a new product can be pretty scary. After years or months of hard work, the critical moment is here.
How will your customers react to your product? What do you need to show them before they can adopt your new product? And how can you help guide them along these steps?
In this lesson you'll learn the 5 stages of the Customer Adoption Process:
1. Awareness
2. Interest
3. Evaluation
4. Trial
5. Adoption
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How will your customers react to your product? What do you need to show them before they can adopt your new product? And how can you help guide them along these steps?
In this lesson you'll learn the 5 stages of the Customer Adoption Process:
1. Awareness
2. Interest
3. Evaluation
4. Trial
5. Adoption
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Meet Gadget Gary and Nokia Nick. They’re just two of the many types of customers you’ll encounter as your new product spreads. And all these customers need different things to adopt your product, so it’s worthwhile for you to get to know them. Quirks and all.
The Diffusion of Innovation is a model which explains how customers adopt products at different rates, based on how adoptive they are of new products. In this lesson you'll learn the 5 segments of the population who adopt products at different paces and what they need to see to adopt your product:
1. Innovators
2. Early adopters
3. Early majority
4. Late majority
5. Laggards
Join us to learn how!
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The Diffusion of Innovation is a model which explains how customers adopt products at different rates, based on how adoptive they are of new products. In this lesson you'll learn the 5 segments of the population who adopt products at different paces and what they need to see to adopt your product:
1. Innovators
2. Early adopters
3. Early majority
4. Late majority
5. Laggards
Join us to learn how!
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