Marketing Mix is a key foundation on which most modern marketing strategies and business activities are based.
The concept of the 'Marketing Mix' came about in the 1960s when Neil H. Borden, professor and academic, elaborated on James Culliton's concept of the marketing mix.
Culliton described business executives as 'mixers of ingredients': the ingredients being different marketing concepts, aspects, and procedures.
However, it's now widely accepted that JeromeMcCarthy founded the concept of marketing mix.
After all, it was McCarthy who offered the marketing mix as we know it today; in the form of 'The 4Ps of Marketing': Product, Place, Price, & Promotion.
PRODUCT
This could refer to a physical product, a service or an experience. Basically, anything that's being sold.
PLACE Signifies where you choose to distribute or allow access to your product or service.
The price you set should reflect your customer's perceived value of your product and should correlate with your budget.
PROMOTION
The way that you choose to communicate with your audience and promote your offerings will have a direct impact on the success of your brand.
PHYSICAL
It's important for consumers to know that the brand they're purchasing from or interacting with, are legitimate and, well, actually exist in real life.
PEOPLE
Involves anyone directly, or indirectly, involved in the business side of the enterprise.
PROCESS
Operates primarily through joint ventures.
PROCESS
Describes a series of actions that are taken in delivering the product or service to the customer