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Analyzing the Marketing

Environment

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MARKETING AN INTRODUCTION

Armstrong/Kotler

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Actors in the Microenvironment

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Notes to Accompany Slide:

Members of the microenvironment help marketers build relationships with customers.

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Actors in the Macroenvironment

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Members of the microenvironment help marketers build relationships with customers.

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Demographic Environment

The 5 most significant demographic

trends

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Demographic Environment Changing Age Structure

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Generational marketing is often used when designing separate product and marketing programs for each market. The next slide prompts discussion about the difficulty of this

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Baby Boomers

Generation X

Millenials

Demographic Environment Changes in the U.S.

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More women are working then ever before creating opportunities for marketers.

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The changing family

Demographic Environment Changes in the U.S.

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About 33 percent of U.S. residents move each year. There is a move from rural to urban.

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Geographic Shifts

Demographic Environment Changes in the U.S.

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Better educated

Increased white-collar

Demographic Environment Changes in the U.S.

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Increasing Diversity

Economic Environment

The economic environment consists of factors that affect consumer purchasing power and spending patterns

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This is an interesting topic to talk about international populations and the changes in their economy. In the U.S. we see changes in income and spending and spending patterns

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Natural Environment

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Environmental sustainability are strategies that create an economy that the planet can support indefinitely

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Shortages of raw materials

Increased pollution

Increase government

intervention

A Need for Environmental Sustainability

Technological Environment

The technological environment includes forces that create

new

technologies

creating

new product

and market

opportunities

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Political and Social Environment

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Table 3.3 in the text covers many legal issues concerning marketing. In general there is a trend toward increasing legislation and changing government agency enforcement.

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Increased legislation

Social responsibility and cause-related marketing

Cultural Environment

The Cultural Environment is made up of

institutions and

other forces that

affect a society’s

basic values,

perceptions,

preferences, and

behaviors.

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