Introduction to Marketing: Tools to Set Enterprises Apart

Introduction to Marketing: Tools to Set Enterprises Apart

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Syllabus

Week 1 - Role of Marketing
Marketing and value; relationships and loyalty; marketing’s role in society.

Week 2 - Consumers and Consumption
How consumers buy; how marketers influence consumer perceptions and behavior; strategies for innovative products and services.

Week 3 – Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning
Criteria for segmentation; differentiation; building and co-creating successful brands.

Week 4 - Designing Products and Services
The role of design; product design and packaging; the nature of services; service design; delivering service quality.

Week 5 – Pricing and Channels
Price as revenue generator and value; pricing strategy and tactics; choosing the best routes to market.

Week 6 - Communicating and Engaging
The role of marketing communications; key tools and their influence; persuasive appeals; gamification in digital marketing.

Prerequisite

None.

Instructors

Malcolm Kirkup
Professorial Director of MBA Programmes and Educational Innovation
University of Edinburgh Business School

Asanka de Silva
Business School Associate
University of Edinburgh Business School

Kristina Auxtova
Teaching Assistant
University of Edinburgh Business School

Ewelina Lacka
Lecturer in Digital Marketing & Analytics
The University of Edinburgh

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