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Types of Business Markets
1. industrial
2. government
3. professional
Business to Business (B2B def)
used in producing consumer goods and/or facilitating operations of an enterprise
Differences between B2B and Consumer Markets
1. final user are usually middlemen or industrial
2. more complex buying situation (products are more complex)
3. decision makers may be external
4. sales reps are often needed
Goals of B2B
1. increase awareness and knowledge of product/company/capabilities
2. lower selling costs
Market Issues
1. markets are much smaller and more concentrated (highly segmented)
2. each customer spends more money on products
3. consumer demand drives business markets
4. minimal secondary data
Product Issues
1. very technical and complex
2. products are built to specification
Buying Issues
1. buyers are professional and are informed (more straight forward ads)
Pricing/Distribution Issues
1. negotiations/bids are involved
2. short and direct
Media Selection
1. trade publications
-specific industries, eliminates waste
2. direct mail
-small targets, minimal waste
-detailed presentation
3. catalogs
-extensive life of products
4. internet
5. consumer media
-used with broad targets
Message Strategy (what to say)
-business are more rational, but emotions are still important
1. product attributes
2. company attributes
3. price isn't as important
4. priorities are different for each company
Message Strategy (how to say it)
1. testimonials
-experts,peers
2. case history
-third person version of testimonials
3. demo
-showcase the product
4. news
-new product information
5. generic
-positions company as expert in the field
Sales Promotions
1. trade shows
-exhibition of product category
2. specialty items
-keeps company name relevant
3. samples
-short purchase cycles
-lowered priced items