Eurozone training for the future.

 

 

Marketing!

Workshop Objective:  By the end of the workshop you will have gained an all round knowledge of the fundamentals of marketing at both a "strategic" and at "tactical level. Along the way you will have become familiar with the language and marketing and the marketplace.

Target Group:  Operational managers, those thinking about a career in marketing, small to medium sized business managers and anyone interested in internal and external customers.

Course Duration: This is an in-house one day or two day course (dependant on the specific needs of the organisation). This workshop can be held either on or off-site.

Course Design:  As with all our workshops, the training content can be "customised" to meet the specific needs of the delegates and of your organisation, uses "real-time" case studies (which could be taken from your own operation), encourages teamwork and interaction and, although there might be a little pressure here and there, is great fun!

Content

bulletWhat is "marketing"?
bulletThe Language of Marketing
bulletStrategic Marketing 
bulletFrom Vision to Action
bulletMarket trends and influences
bulletMarket research
bulletCustomer and Market profiling
bulletThe 4 "Ps" of Marketing
bulletThe Product Life Cycle
bulletProduct Pricing - linking marketing to financial management
bulletWhat's a customer really buying?
bulletThe Campaign!
bulletThe Cultural Dimension
bulletWhat's a product after all?!
bulletMarket Planning
bulletBenchmarking for success

Investment
bulletGroup Booking:         £1,200 per day for a maximum of 10 delegates
bulletIndividual Bookings:   £175 per day

Prices exclude VAT and any other local sales tax. The price does include the personalised delegate workbook but not venue costs, equipment hire, travel and accommodation.

Getting Started: Click here to access the Course Enquiry Form

 

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