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The seven goals of marketing



The seven goals of marketing are :-

Attract and retain profitable customers.

Turn problem customers into profitable customers.

Attract new customers.

Find a target, product, place, positioning, and price that maximize revenue.

Maximize emotional value as well as rational (attribute) value.

Use the marketing mix to strengthen the bond between the core product and the physical product.

Use the full product-service experience to strengthen the bond between the core product and the physical product.

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  1. Unknown5 November 2012 at 02:17

    Good Content Mrityunjay!!Keep Posting!! :) !

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    1. Mrityunjay6 November 2012 at 12:10

      Thank you mam to encourage me, promise you I will keep trying.

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