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#493142 Wed, 26 Mar 08 12:14 PM

People interested in advertising as a career are often also some interested in

marketing, and quite rightly so, as the two are closely linked. When asked what

marketing is, the reply is often that it is quite to do with selling, which is true. - Can i use it is in this sentence?

However, marketing is more than selling: it’s deciding what will likely sell and to

whom, getting it designed, manufactured, priced and too packaged, promoting and - Do I need to use the too, or I can simply say priced and package..

advertising it, and then selling it. Marketing is, therefore, a wider concept than

advertising or selling. This is something that has to be fully understood by the staff

of an advertising agency, who so may need to argue with the marketing department - Do I need the so , or i can say who may need - what is correct?

of a client that its marketing policy is being at fault and that unless the name, price - Can I use at fault ?

or distribution of the product is changed, the advertising campaign will sure be

useless. Marketing is a very important activity to any kind business venture. To

make something, no matter how far technologically marvellous, and then hope that - how far, or only far?

there are people out there who will buy it, is a risky business. While it’s more

sensible to find out if there is a market for a proposed product or what gaps there are in an

existing market. That’s where marketing comes in.

Thanks for any advide.

Anonymous

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Mister Micawber

#493153 Wed, 26 Mar 08 12:42 PM

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You are too enamoured of the comma and use more words than necessary; both weaknesses slow down your message.

People interested in advertising as a career are also often interested in marketing and rightly so: the two are closely linked.

When asked what marketing is, the reply is often that it is connected with selling. This is true, but marketing is more than selling: it is deciding what will likely sell and to whom, getting it designed, manufactured, priced and packaged, promoting it, and then selling it. Marketing is a broader concept than advertising or selling. This must be fully understood by an advertising agency, who may need to explain to a client that its marketing policy is faulty and that unless the name, price or distribution of the product is changed, the advertising campaign will be useless.

Marketing is very important to any business venture. It is risky to create a product, no matter how technologically marvelous, and then simply hope that people will buy it. It is more sensible to find out first if a market exists for a proposed product or if there are gaps in an existing market. That’s where marketing comes in.

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