“It is one of the setsof controllable,tactical marketingtools that the firmblends to produce theresponse it wants inthe target market”• Production concept• Product concept• Selling concept• Marketing concept• Societal Marketingconcept The force thataffects the abilityof a marketer toconduct itsmarketingactivities• Holds customers preferexisting products andproducts form, and the job ofmanagement is to developgood versions of theseproducts. • Organization shouldtherefore put more energy onmaking continuous productsimprovements by improvingthe pr• Distribution channel firmsthat help the company findcustomers or make sales tothem • Include wholesalers andretailers who promote, sell,and distribute products tothe end users • This concept holds that theorganization’s task is todetermine the needs, wants,and interests • Target markets and deliverthe desired satisfactions moreeffectively and efficient • Competitors in a way thatpreserves or enhances theconsumerThese include basicphysical needs for food,clothing, warmth, andsafety; social needs forbelonging, affection fun,and relaxation; esteemneeds for prestige,recognition, and fame; andindividual needs forknowledge and self-expression.• Known as middleman thathelp company to promote,sell and distribute its goodsto final buyers • Affect marketing’s valuedelivery system sincemarketing is alsoconcerned with the deliveryof products to customers • Short exposure to the services• Emotional buying demand• Importance of proof and reality• Exposure to the image andposture• Variability of marketing channel• Dependent on otherorganization• Easy to imitate service• Promotion more on off-• Company• Suppliers• MarketingIntermediaries• Customers• Competitors• Publics Any activity or benefitthat one party canoffer to another thatis essentiallyintangible and doesnot result in theownership ofeverything.The totality offeatures andcharacteristics of aproduct or servicethat bear on its abilityto satisfy customerneeds • Marketing helps in thetransfer, exchange, andmovement of goods• Marketing createsemployment• Marketing as a source ofincome and revenue• Marketing acts as a basis formaking decisions• Marketing acts as a sourceof new ideasThe organizational goalsdepend on determining theneeds and wants of targetmarkets and delivering thedesired satisfactions moreeffectively and efficientlythan competitorsMarketers must respond tothese situations with socialconscience, producingproducts that areenvironment friendly andsave, promote a universalmessage of environmentalpreservation like recyclableproducts, recyclablepackaging and biodegradaWhen backed bybuying power,request for specificproducts that thebuyer is willing topay for. • This is another commonbusiness orientation. • It holds that consumers andbusinesses if left alone, willordinarily not buy enough of theselling company’s products. • The organization mustundertake an aggressive sellingand promotion effoIs the act ofobtaining adesired objectfrom someone byoffering somethingin returnA societal andmanagerial process bywhich individuals andgroups obtain whatthey need and wantthrough creating,offering, andexchanging productsand value with others“Anything can beoffered to a marketfor attention,acquisition, use orconsumption thatmight satisfy a wantor need”• Products and services• Value, satisfaction andquality• Exchange, transactionsand relationships• Marketing orientation• Needs, wants anddemands  • Marketing Concept• Customer Orientation• Satisfying Customer• Market Segmentation• Value and theexchange process• Product Life Cycle• Marketing Mix • This concept is the oldest ofthe concepts in business. • It holds that consumers willprefer products that are widelyavailable and inexpensive.  • Managers focusing on thisconcept concentrate onachieving high productionefficiency, low c• A bigger societalforce that affects theorganization. • It is an uncontrollableenvironment in whichmarketers have little orno influence “It is one of the setsof controllable,tactical marketingtools that the firmblends to produce theresponse it wants inthe target market”• Production concept• Product concept• Selling concept• Marketing concept• Societal Marketingconcept The force thataffects the abilityof a marketer toconduct itsmarketingactivities• Holds customers preferexisting products andproducts form, and the job ofmanagement is to developgood versions of theseproducts. • Organization shouldtherefore put more energy onmaking continuous productsimprovements by improvingthe pr• Distribution channel firmsthat help the company findcustomers or make sales tothem • Include wholesalers andretailers who promote, sell,and distribute products tothe end users • This concept holds that theorganization’s task is todetermine the needs, wants,and interests • Target markets and deliverthe desired satisfactions moreeffectively and efficient • Competitors in a way thatpreserves or enhances theconsumerThese include basicphysical needs for food,clothing, warmth, andsafety; social needs forbelonging, affection fun,and relaxation; esteemneeds for prestige,recognition, and fame; andindividual needs forknowledge and self-expression.• Known as middleman thathelp company to promote,sell and distribute its goodsto final buyers • Affect marketing’s valuedelivery system sincemarketing is alsoconcerned with the deliveryof products to customers • Short exposure to the services• Emotional buying demand• Importance of proof and reality• Exposure to the image andposture• Variability of marketing channel• Dependent on otherorganization• Easy to imitate service• Promotion more on off-• Company• Suppliers• MarketingIntermediaries• Customers• Competitors• Publics Any activity or benefitthat one party canoffer to another thatis essentiallyintangible and doesnot result in theownership ofeverything.The totality offeatures andcharacteristics of aproduct or servicethat bear on its abilityto satisfy customerneeds • Marketing helps in thetransfer, exchange, andmovement of goods• Marketing createsemployment• Marketing as a source ofincome and revenue• Marketing acts as a basis formaking decisions• Marketing acts as a sourceof new ideasThe organizational goalsdepend on determining theneeds and wants of targetmarkets and delivering thedesired satisfactions moreeffectively and efficientlythan competitorsMarketers must respond tothese situations with socialconscience, producingproducts that areenvironment friendly andsave, promote a universalmessage of environmentalpreservation like recyclableproducts, recyclablepackaging and biodegradaWhen backed bybuying power,request for specificproducts that thebuyer is willing topay for. • This is another commonbusiness orientation. • It holds that consumers andbusinesses if left alone, willordinarily not buy enough of theselling company’s products. • The organization mustundertake an aggressive sellingand promotion effoIs the act ofobtaining adesired objectfrom someone byoffering somethingin returnA societal andmanagerial process bywhich individuals andgroups obtain whatthey need and wantthrough creating,offering, andexchanging productsand value with others“Anything can beoffered to a marketfor attention,acquisition, use orconsumption thatmight satisfy a wantor need”• Products and services• Value, satisfaction andquality• Exchange, transactionsand relationships• Marketing orientation• Needs, wants anddemands  • Marketing Concept• Customer Orientation• Satisfying Customer• Market Segmentation• Value and theexchange process• Product Life Cycle• Marketing Mix • This concept is the oldest ofthe concepts in business. • It holds that consumers willprefer products that are widelyavailable and inexpensive.  • Managers focusing on thisconcept concentrate onachieving high productionefficiency, low c• A bigger societalforce that affects theorganization. • It is an uncontrollableenvironment in whichmarketers have little orno influence 

INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. “It is one of the sets of controllable, tactical marketing tools that the firm blends to produce the response it wants in the target market”
  2. • Production concept • Product concept • Selling concept • Marketing concept • Societal Marketing concept
  3. The force that affects the ability of a marketer to conduct its marketing activities
  4. • Holds customers prefer existing products and products form, and the job of management is to develop good versions of these products. • Organization should therefore put more energy on making continuous products improvements by improving the pr
  5. • Distribution channel firms that help the company find customers or make sales to them • Include wholesalers and retailers who promote, sell, and distribute products to the end users
  6. • This concept holds that the organization’s task is to determine the needs, wants, and interests • Target markets and deliver the desired satisfactions more effectively and efficient • Competitors in a way that preserves or enhances the consumer
  7. These include basic physical needs for food, clothing, warmth, and safety; social needs for belonging, affection fun, and relaxation; esteem needs for prestige, recognition, and fame; and individual needs for knowledge and self-expression.
  8. • Known as middleman that help company to promote, sell and distribute its goods to final buyers • Affect marketing’s value delivery system since marketing is also concerned with the delivery of products to customers
  9. • Short exposure to the services • Emotional buying demand • Importance of proof and reality • Exposure to the image and posture • Variability of marketing channel • Dependent on other organization • Easy to imitate service • Promotion more on off-
  10. • Company • Suppliers • Marketing Intermediaries • Customers • Competitors • Publics
  11. Any activity or benefit that one party can offer to another that is essentially intangible and does not result in the ownership of everything.
  12. The totality of features and characteristics of a product or service that bear on its ability to satisfy customer needs
  13. • Marketing helps in the transfer, exchange, and movement of goods • Marketing creates employment • Marketing as a source of income and revenue • Marketing acts as a basis for making decisions • Marketing acts as a source of new ideas
  14. The organizational goals depend on determining the needs and wants of target markets and delivering the desired satisfactions more effectively and efficiently than competitors
  15. Marketers must respond to these situations with social conscience, producing products that are environment friendly and save, promote a universal message of environmental preservation like recyclable products, recyclable packaging and biodegrada
  16. When backed by buying power, request for specific products that the buyer is willing to pay for.
  17. • This is another common business orientation. • It holds that consumers and businesses if left alone, will ordinarily not buy enough of the selling company’s products. • The organization must undertake an aggressive selling and promotion effo
  18. Is the act of obtaining a desired object from someone by offering something in return
  19. A societal and managerial process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating, offering, and exchanging products and value with others
  20. “Anything can be offered to a market for attention, acquisition, use or consumption that might satisfy a want or need”
  21. • Products and services • Value, satisfaction and quality • Exchange, transactions and relationships • Marketing orientation • Needs, wants and demands
  22. • Marketing Concept • Customer Orientation • Satisfying Customer • Market Segmentation • Value and the exchange process • Product Life Cycle • Marketing Mix
  23. • This concept is the oldest of the concepts in business. • It holds that consumers will prefer products that are widely available and inexpensive. • Managers focusing on this concept concentrate on achieving high production efficiency, low c
  24. • A bigger societal force that affects the organization. • It is an uncontrollable environment in which marketers have little or no influence