Marketing Essentials Griffin College
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    Course details

    The Marketing Essentials skills course is for people who want to get an understanding of the basics of marketing.

    They may be involved in other areas of an organisation and wish to expand their knowledge, of may find themselves in a marketing role without the benefit of some focused training in the area.

    The principal subject topics covered are:

    • Marketing - Overview
    • The Marketing Mix - 4 Ps
    • Service Marketing - From 4Ps to 7Ps
    • Promotion Strategies
    • Pricing Strategies

    Marketing - Overview

    • The Marketing Model
    • Needs Vs Wants
    • Basic human motivation
    • Consumer buyer behaviour

    The Marketing Mix - 4 Ps

    • Product
    • Promotion
    • Place
    • Price

    Services Marketing - From 4Ps to 7Ps

    • The difference between product and services
    • marketing
    • The 3Ps of services marketing

    Promotional Strategies

    • Advertising - overview
    • PR - overview
    • Integrated marketing communications

    Pricing Strategies

    • 3 pricing options
    • Value for money and customer perception
    • Pricing Vs costs
    Updated on 08 November, 2015

    About Griffin College

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    Griffin College also offers ILM/City&Guilds Leadership and Management Award, Certificate and Diploma courses at Ofqual UK Levels 3, 4, 5 and 6.

    Through our iEnglish Centre division, we also offer English language courses, including examination preparation for Cambridge and IELTS. See all Griffin College courses
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