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Sunday, July 15, 2007

Formula to marketing

I’ve been thinking about all these people who promise to solve everyone’s marketing needs and problems or believe it’s all about a linear equation. So I’ve decided to prepare my own formula using concepts learned along the way. Bear in mind:


Marketing = Market in action

Marketing = price + product + place + promotion, hence marketing can be written as

Market in Action = price + product + place + promotion

Segment (S) = target

Target (T) = public / place


Let’s get started.

To better understand your market, divide it into segments


Market / Σ (Segment 1, Segment 2, Segment 3…) in action = price + product + place + promo


But segment is actually…


Market / Σ (Target 1, Target 2, Target 3 …) in action = price + product + place + promo


Target is actually…


Market / Σ (Public 1 / Place 1, Public 2 / Place 2, Public 3 / Place 3 …) in action = price + product + place + promo


Add CRM to your segments


Market / Σ {(Public 1 / Place 1 + CRM, Public 2 / Place 2 + CRM, Public 3 / Place 3 + CRM) in action = price + product + place + promo


Then it becomes


Market / Σ {(Public 1 / Place 1, Public 2 / Place 2, Public 3 / Place 3 …) + 3(CRM)} in action = price + product + place + promo


If bad PR is the square of your problems, subtract it


Market / Σ {(Public 1 / Place 1, Public 2 / Place 2, Public 3 / Place 3 …) + 3(CRM)} in action = (price + product + place + promo) - (PR)2


If you want to multiply your results, call to action


Market / Σ {(Public 1 / Place 1, Public 2 / Place 2, Public 3 / Place 3 …) + 3(CRM)} in action = (price + product + place + promo) - (PR)2 * call to action


At last, don’t forget to “ad” Communications and voilà! Here’s a “brand” new formula to make marketing (obviously if marketers are able to solve it).


Market / Σ {(Public 1 / Place 1, Public 2 / Place 2, Public 3 / Place 3 …) + 3(CRM)} in action = (price + product + place + promo) - (PR)2 * call to action + Communications

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