- Management Basics
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Business Marketing Vs Consumer Marketing
Products in consumer market are further categorized into:
Examples of Business Marketing (industrial marketing) Office furniture (Cabinets, desks, workstations, drawers) - End user will not purchase workstations for his own use at home. Bulk SMS service (utilized by organizations) In business marketing, marketers deal with lesser number of individuals as compared to consumer marketing where one has to deal with the mass market. Generally a single employee of one organization would be appointed to deal with the concerned employee of the other organization (client). He does not have to interact with the entire organization. Organization A sells laptops and desktops to Organization B (A case of B2B marketing).Tom from Organization A has to deal only with either the IT professional or the administration representative. Organizations dealing with consumers need to interact with every individual who is a potential end-user. Industrial marketing is more focused as compared to consumer marketing. Business marketers generally deal with sophisticated employees whereas it is not at all necessary every end user in consumer market would respond to marketers politely. Business buyers generally are educated and well informed. In consumer market, your buyer can be anyone- educated, uneducated, labour and so on. Business marketers themselves need to be well spoken and polished. They must have a pleasing personality and good convincing power. Business marketers need to be extremely careful about their mode of communication. Emails exchanged with clients should have appropriate subject line. Mails with irrelevant subject line are generally not read by clients. In business marketing, marketers ought to send personalized emails. Bulk SMSes or mass mailers do not work in business marketing. In consumer marketing, products can be promoted through advertising, pamphlets, brochures, hoardings or simply mass mailers. There are less number of business buyers as compared to individuals who purchase for their own end use.
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