ĐẠI HỌC CÔNG NGHỆ VÀ QUẢN LÝ HỮU NGHỊ
Institute of Foreign Language
Lecturer: Nguyễn Thị Việt Hà, M.A
TrucTuyen.Utm.Edu.Vn
ENGLISH FOR MARKETING
CONTENT
1. Marketing and Advertising
2. Finding the customer
3. Planning a marketing strategy
4. Marketing tools
Marketing and Advertising
Starting up
Marketing and advertising activities
Doing market research
Drawing up a marketing plan
Commissioning advertising
Talking to customers
Liaising with the sales department
Showing visitors around the company
Creating advertisements
Speaking to journalists
Providing support for customer service
Writing press releases
Presenting at a trade fair
Reading trade magazines
Are these activities done in your company or outsourced?
Marketing and Advertising
Reading
Read the advertisements for 4 different jobs
Matching
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Media
Knowledge
Customer
Line
Brand
Mentions
Product
Relations
Strong
Responsibility
Primary
Service
Public
Strategies
Marketing and Advertising
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
A related series of items sold by a company (e.g education software titles
offered by a publisher)
The department that deals directly with consumers
Communication with the general public
Item where the company’s name is seen in newspapers, magazines, and
websites
Main task or function
Good understanding
Ways of promoting a brand
Marketing and Advertising
Vocabulary
Matching
Ad agency
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
art director
copywriter graphic designer market research firm
PR officer
One of this person’s responsibilities is to create logos.
This company is responsible for creating advertisements.
This company might conduct a survey to find out more about your customer.
This person supervises the design staff.
This person interacts with the media to communicate important company
information to the public.
This person writes the text for advertisements.
Marketing and Advertising
Homework
Pages 4-6
Finding the customer
Starting
Who is your typical customer?
What are some of the ways you learn more about your customers and their needs?
Finding the customer
Vocabulary
Learning about your customers
Use the words in the box to complete the following list
clients
competitors
trends sales records
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
find out
search terms
listening
loyal customers
new
Email ___________________directly with one or two questions.
Examine the ___________________that people type into your website’s search function. Which
items are people looking for?
Schedule a social event, such as a wine tasting, for existing or potential ___________, and use
this as an opportunity to ____________more about what they want.
Compare your marketing approach with that of your ___________________. What areas are they
targeting that you aren’t?
Read trade journals to learn about ___________________. This will help you stayed ahead of the
competition.
Study your ___________________to see what facts you already have about the people who buy
from you.
Spend time in a shop or at a trade fair ___________________to people. What do they talk about?
What questions do they ask?
Finding the customer
Reading: Inside the market
Read the summary and match the headings from the box to the sections.
appendices
major findings
purpose
secondary findings
Finding the customer
Decide whether the statements below are true or false. Correct the false
statements.
a. One goal of the survey was to see how interested people are in a mobile
phone for children.
b. Parents want their children to be able to dial any number.
d. Parents think that mobile phones might be harmful to children.
c. People without children are also interested in buying mobile phones for
children.
e. Respondents said they want the phone to be small and last a long time
without breaking
Planning a marketing strategy
Starting up
Talk about factors to be taken into consideration when drawing up a marketing
plan
Current position
Marketing activities
Sales projections and costs
Analysis of competitors
Objective
Benchmarking
Implementation
Marketing tactics
Marketing strategy
Situation analysis
Results from last year
Problems and opportunities
Planning a marketing strategy
Vocabulary: Marketing mix
Which words are used to talk about which P?
advertising
appearance
channels of distribution discount
logistics media public relations
Product
Price
quality
service
Promotion
financing location
list price
Place
Planning a marketing strategy
Speaking
You are planning to launch a new product next month. Give a short presentation of
the product based on the 4Ps
Planning a marketing strategy
Homework
Pages 16-18
Marketing tools
Starting up
Talk about distribution channels
Websites
Sales reps
Wholesalers
Different types of stores
Marketing tools
Types of discounts
Matching types of discount with their definitions
1. Trade discounts
a discount given to buyers purchasing a large amount b. a
2. Bulk discount
discount for payment in cash
3. Promotional discount
c. a reduced price offered on goods sold at the “wrong”
4. Cash discount
time of the year, such as ski equipment in the summer d. a
5. Professional discount
discount given to people in a particular field, for example
6. Employee discount
when doctors pay a reduced price for medicine
7. Seasonal discount
e. a discount for staff
f. a fixed percentage offered to a distributor
g. a lower retail price for a special sale
Marketing tools
Match the types of shop in the box with the definitions (a-h). chain stores
convenience store
outlet stores
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
franchises
high-street shops
mail-order stores online stores
hypermarkets
Large no-frills stores located outside the town centre________________
Stores selling thorough the Internet________________
Independently-owned shops licensed to trade under the same
name________________
Shops located in the centre of town________________
Shops run by a single company with multiple locations around the
country__________
Very large stores that sells groceries, clothes, and many other
products______________
Stores selling through a catalogue posted to customers________________
Small, independently- owned stores selling essential products________________
Marketing tools
Homework
Pages 19-22
Thank you for your attention!