Do We Use the 4Ps or the 7Ps?
An in-class activity for students to understand which products are more suited to the 4Ps (goods) or the 7Ps (services) marketing mix.
An in-class activity for students to understand which products are more suited to the 4Ps (goods) or the 7Ps (services) marketing mix.
In this work conversation, each staff member has strengths in one particular area. The student task is to identify where the staff member is experienced, and then determine whether their skills are likely to enhance customer satisfaction.
In this case study, students look at a successful implementation of a CRM program and how it was able to transform the success of a credit union.
In this task, students download and use the free customer journey map (CJM) Excel template to develop CJM’s for different personas.
The purpose of this exercise is for students to consider the financial consequences of various strategic decisions. Their goal is to increase overall profitability of this music festival event, while ensuring the foundation of a logical marketing strategy.
RBW was a small hamburger chain established in the UK in the early 2000’s. Despite a significant financial investment, professional management, the use of branding consultants, and extensive media coverage, the business did not prove to be viable and closed within a few years.
In this exercise, students work through a customer lifetime value calculation and explain the individual components, ideal for advanced marketing students.
A task for marketing students where they need to interpret the output of a customer lifetime value (CLV) calculation.
This discussion exercise is an introduction to calculating customer lifetime value, which would be suitable for students of services marketing and metrics – and perhaps some students of advertising/promotion.
A discussion exercise where students need to develop a marketing mix for a particular target market – Ideal for explaining the value of market segmentation and target markets.