Chapter 19:
Implementing and
Controlling Marketing Plans:
Evolution and Revolution
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Chapter 19 Objectives
When you finish this chapter, you should
1. Understand how information
technology is speeding up feedback
for better implementation and
control.
5. Understand the differences in sales
analysis, performance analysis, and
performance analysis using
performance indexes.
2. Know why effective implementation
is critical to customer satisfaction
and profits.
6. Understand the difference between
the fullcost approach and the
contributionmargin approach.
3. Know how total quality management
can improve implementation—
including implementation of service
quality.
7. Understand how planning and
control can be combined to improve
the marketing management process.
4. Understand how sales analysis can
aid marketing strategy planning.
8. Understand what a marketing audit is
—and when and where it should be
used.
9. Understand important new terms.
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Information Technology
Faster
Faster
Feedback
Feedback
Relationship
Relationship
Building
Building
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Real
Real Time
Time
Data
Data Details
Details
Efficient
Efficient
and
and
Effective
Effective
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Specific Implementation Problems
Marketing Mix
Decision Area
Operational Problem
Implementation
Approach
Product
Rapid product design
Pretest different versions
Use 3D CAD software
PC graphics samples
Place
Inventory coordination
Get input and cooperation
Bar code, EDI
TV conference
Promotion
Quick TV ad distribution
Answer questions
Satellite distribution
Tollfree number
Price
Identify frequent users
Determine impact of price
sensitivity
Create “favorite” club
Show unit price, vary by
market and competition
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Total Quality Management
Cost of Defects
Management
Leadership and
return on quality
Continuous
Improvement
TQM
Customer
Focus
Empowerment
Quality tools,
benchmarking,
and the like
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Sales and Performance Analyses
Sales
Sales Analysis
Analysis
Tools for
Control
Performance
Performance Analysis
Analysis
Performance
Performance Index
Index
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Marketing Cost Analysis
Allocation
Full-Cost
Approach
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ContributionMargin Approach
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Key Terms
Total Quality Management (TQM)
Continuous Improvement
Pareto Chart
Fishbone Diagram
Empowerment
Benchmarking
Sales Analysis
Performance Analysis
Performance Index
Iceberg Principle
Marketing Cost Analysis
Full-Cost Approach
Contribution-Margin Approach
Marketing Audit
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