Types Of Marketing
- CONVERSIONAL MARKETING. Conversational Marketing refers to the conversion of a negative demand in to a positive demand which all or most of the potential buyers dislike the firm's product or indifferent towards the service rendered by the firm
- STIMULATIONAL MARKETING. Stimulation marketing refers to the process of creating a demand for a product which has no demand it is a rough and extremely difficult task
- DEVELOPMENTAL MARKETING. Developmental marketing refers to the conversion of the latent demand in the actual demand latent demand refers to a state when a substantial number of prospects have a strong desire or need for something that does not found or exist exist in the actual product the market should identify the prospectus and co-ordinate all the efforts to develop the market
- SYNCHRO MARKETING. Synchro marketing refers to the process of converting an irregular demand into a regular demand irregular Raymond refers to a state in which the timing pattern of the demand is marked by seasonal volatile fluctuations that depart from the timing pattern of the supply
- MAINTENANCE MARKETING. Maintenance marketing is the process of maintaining full demand for the product in the market full demand is a state in which the current level and timing of demand is equal to the desired level and timing of the demand
- META MARKETING meta Marketing refers to an attempt to widen the horizons sounds of marketing by converting non business organisations like schools, hospitals, etc. Its main aim East focus all scientific social, ethical, and managerial experience on marketing