Great Ideas for Teaching Marketing
Ideas and resources for teaching marketing
Here’s a new way for students to undertake revision, via a 20 multiple-choice question quiz on video.
This quiz is on the NEW PRODUCTS PROCESS
You could run as a competition, by stopping/starting the video in class – or you could assign questions to students to research and report back to the class.
Here’s a new way for students to undertake revision, via a 20 multiple-choice question quiz on video.
This quiz is on the PROMOTIONAL mix in the marketing mix.
You could run as a competition, by stopping/starting the video in class – or you could assign questions to students to research and report back to the class.
Here’s a new way for students to undertake revision, via a 20 multiple-choice question quiz on video.
This quiz is on the PRODUCT mix in the marketing mix.
You could run as a competition, by stopping/starting the video in class – or you could assign questions to students to research and report back to the class.
Here’s a new way for students to undertake revision, via a 20 multiple-choice question quiz on video.
This quiz is on the PRICE mix in the marketing mix.
You could run as a competition, by stopping/starting the video in class – or you could assign questions to students to research and report back to the class.
Here’s a new way for students to undertake revision, via a 20 multiple-choice question quiz on video.
This quiz is on the PLACE mix in the marketing mix.
You could run as a competition, by stopping/starting the video in class – or you could assign questions to students to research and report back to the class.
Here’s fun and short marketing trivia quiz for students – no knowledge required – great as an ice-breaker – or just for a short refresher break or a team building exercise.
You could even build some discussion tasks or online research around the answers – enjoy!
Here is another video quiz – this one … See the full activity...
In April 2017, KFC decided to introduce it’s Zinger chicken sandwich (burger) into its home American market. This is despite the product being available in KFC’s international markets for over 30 years, where it is KFC’s most popular product in 120 countries.
For this activity, students need to review the launch TV commercial featuring Rob Lowe as the new Col. … See the full activity...
Given the continued level of interest in the “new” Coke 1985 product replacement, I decided to put together a video for a student activity based upon the lead up to the decision. As you and your students will see, there were limited options for Coca-Cola to pursue given the sophisticated and ongoing marketing campaign from Pepsi.
Therefore, the following New … See the full activity...
KFC has introduced chicken flavored nail polish into their Hong Kong market. This new product (in 2016) is a significant extension to their brand. According to their publicity:
Student Activity
The student activity is based around a video for a brand of healthy drinks called “neuro”. The video shows the brand being promoted using a variety of promotional tools.
The goal of this activity is to simply get students to:
This activity is designed to introduce students to the for/against of adapting a global firm’s product mix to meet local needs in host countries. Students first review a short video and then address specific questions on international marketing.
This student exercise uses a YouTube video that shows Steve Jobs announcing the iTunes phone in 2005, two years before the iPhone. It introduces students to strategic alliances, competitive strategy, capabilities, and the new product process.
Start by first reviewing the video on the iTunes phone launch.
By way or background:
Teaching Notes for this Marketing Activity
This student discussion exercise is built around a video (at the bottom of this page) where the founder and CEO of the Dollar Shave Club discusses how the business was built and has been made successful.
Please note that you should watch the video first before deciding to show it in class to see … See the full activity...
These are a collection of YouTube videos that support the two New Coke case studies on this site. New Coke (Part 1) is role play discussion exercise that takes students back to 1985 in order for them to re-make Coca-Cola’s marketing strategy given the marketing environment at that time. And New Coke (Part 2) gets students to decide whether or … See the full activity...
Mrs Mac’s is a food manufacturer of pies, sausage rolls and pastries based in Australia. Its primary market is Australia and New Zealand, with some export markets in south-east Asia. It has worked hard to create the positioning of traditional and home-cooked food.
This strategy has been generally successful with the brand well represented … See the full activity...
This video is taken from a documentary on advertising called Art and Copy. The documentary discusses some of the classic advertising campaigns over time and has interviews with the creative and production staff, along with some key clients.
In this small part of the documentary, the initial advertising campaign to launch the Tommy Hilfiger brand is … See the full activity...
In this video-based activity, students will review an overview of a marketing launch of a chocolate bar that has been reintroduced into the market in the UK. The video provides a good overview of the launch campaign.
ACTIVITY/TASK
Wispa is a brand of a chocolate bar owned by Cadbury. It was originally launched in the 1980’s but was later withdrawn … See the full activity...
In this video-based mini-case, you will review two in the highly successful Blendtec collection. These YouTube videos are among the most successful viral campaigns; can you identify the reasons for their success?
ACTIVITY/TASK
YouTube is one of the most popular internet sites in the world. It has a vast collection of video ranging from entertainment to music to TV … See the full activity...
In this video-based mini-case, you will review the repositioning efforts of Coca-Cola in Australia with their energy drink branded “Mother Energy”. But was this the right choice: should they have moved to introduce a new brand instead?
ACTIVITY/TASK
Coca-Cola launched their new Mother Energy brand into the Australian market in 2006. The firm was struggling to compete in the … See the full activity...
