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The 15Ps of the Marketing Mix can significantly enhance a company's marketing strategy by providing a comprehensive framework for understanding and addressing customer needs. The 15Ps include Product, Price, Place, Promotion, Public, Personalization, Packaging, Protection, Positioning, Presentation, Payment, Purse, Pouch, Promise, and Principles. Each 'P' represents a different aspect of marketing that a company needs to consider. For example, 'Product' refers to what the company is selling, 'Price' refers to how much it costs, 'Place' refers to where it's sold, and 'Promotion' refers to how it's advertised. The additional Ps, such as 'Public', 'Personalization', and 'Packaging', allow for a more nuanced and detailed approach to marketing, considering aspects like public relations, customization of products for individual customers, and the physical presentation of the product. By considering all these aspects, a company can create a more effective and comprehensive marketing strategy.
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4Ps in marketing stands for Product, Place, Price and Promotion. Use this slide to introduce and explain the 4P's in detail and while creating your promotion strategy, remember to consider the tactics used by your competitors. 7Ps is an extended, modified version of the 4Ps and stands for People, Process and Physical Evidence on top of Product, Place, Price and Promotion. This slide can be used to elaborate on how 7Ps can improve the overall marketing strategy. Use this slide to list and explain the complete 15Ps of marketing mix: Product, Price, Place, Promotion, Public, Personalization, Packaging, Protection, Positioning, Presentation, Payment, Purse, Pouch, Promise and Principles.
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