Marketing
Management
In-house:
| Duration: |
5-days |
| Max.
Participants: |
16 |
| Facilitators: |
1 |
| NQF
Level: |
5 |
| Applicable
Unit Standards: |
- Implement
a generic communication strategy
- Identify
product features, advantages and benefits to the customer
- Identify
brand mix elements
- Identify
financial implications for making decisions
- Integrate
marketing plans with business process
- Manage
customer requirements and needs and implement action plans
- Analyse
and interpret data and marketing information
- Establish
customer needs and relationships
- Develop
customer needs and relationships
|
About
the programme:
The
Marketing Management programme is designed to give participants the
necessary knowledge and skills in order to support the marketing process
within their organisation.
During this intervention basic marketing concepts will be addressed,
such as:
-
The
nature of marketing
-
The
marketing process
-
The
function of marketing
-
The
evolution of marketing
-
Consumer
behaviour and consumerism
-
Market
segmentation, targeting and positioning
-
Marketing
management
-
Marketing
instruments
-
Strategic
fit between a product mix and the need of target markets
-
Product
decisions
-
Marketing
communication
-
Strategic
marketing
The workshop
outcome:
On completion
of the programme participants should be able to utilise the knowledge
and skills obtained in this programme to support the marketing process
within their organisation.
Specific outcomes
of the workshop content:
Participants
will achieve the workshop outcome by being able to:
-
Understand
the function of marketing and be able to contribute to this function.
-
Understand
consumer behaviour and consumerism and be aware how this behaviour
influences the marketing function within their organisation.
-
Know
how to segment, target and position the market to advantage of your
organisation.
-
Make
product decisions and use the appropriate marketing instruments to
market the product choice.
-
Understand
the concept of strategic marketing with focus on the strategic fit
between a product mix and the need of target markets.
-
Able
to decide on appropriate marketing communication and know how to align
this marketing communication with the organisational strategic intent.
Training methodology:
The
methodology is based on interactive learning, i.e. learners will learn
by doing. Furthermore learners will use examples from their own organisations,
thus ensuring that the learning is anchored at their workplace. As with
all DCT training programmes, we strive to effect actual change back at
the workplace through effective and practical outcomes based training.
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2003 DCT Consulting SA (Pty) Ltd: 2001/013615/07 |