Digital Escape Rooms: Getting Started
In these digital escape rooms, students need to work together to solve problems, crack codes and finally escape, using their knowledge of marketing. Lots of fun and great for team-building.
Marketing Mix
Marketing Mix of the Dollar Shave Club
Students review the viral video launch of the highly successful Dollar Shave Club and then identify their 7P’s offering and the mindset of their target market. Great activity for breaking down the full 7P’s marketing mix.
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Marketing Mix Multiple Choice Questions = Set A
A set of 30 harder multiple choice questions covering the marketing mix elements.
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Marketing Mix Multiple Choice Questions = Set B
Another set of 30 harder multiple choice questions covering the marketing mix elements.
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Tapping into Consumer Motivations
What motivates a consumer to purchase from a restaurant? Sounds simple, but when it comes to identifying motivations, it is often helpful to look beyond the obvious and uncover the real reasons for consumer actions.
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The Role of the Additional 3P’s
In this activity, students identify the importance of process, people, and especially physical evidence in the marketing mix of a service firm.
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Coffee Shop Pricing Market Test
A local coffee shop has conducted a pricing experiment and broadened their product line. But did the experiment work? And should they continue with the pricing approach or discontinue it? A great activity for assessing marketing mix changes.
Marketing Mix Sim Game
This Sim Game is structured around the 4Ps marketing mix. Students manage up to 2 brands across 5 rounds to see which team can have the most marketing success. The game is Excel-based and is easy-to-use.
Digging Deeper with Consumer Motivation
This activity is all about drilling down on consumer needs to explore the range of underlying motivations for behavior. Students are presented with a series of consumer statements and their task is to look beyond the top-level and to dig deeper into a fuller set of motivations and needs.
Product Lifecycle (PLC) Scenarios
In this exercise, students review four businesses, each of which are in a different phase of the PLC. Their task is to identify which PLC stage that they are in and then use that information to help the business with the next stage of their business journey.