Study guide: 2 Changing Marketing Landscape

Course Outline

  1. Digital Age and Marketing
  2. Globalization Challenges and Opportunities
  3. Nonprofit Marketing and Social Impact
  4. Sustainable Marketing and Responsibility

1. Digital Age and Marketing

★ Must-know

  • The course states that 63% of the world population is online and that online purchases account for up to 25% of all sales in the US.

  • Digital-age marketing uses social media's large online reach for real-time or situational marketing and integrated campaigns.

Further detail

  • The course reports Facebook has 2.9 billion users and TikTok has 1 billion users.

  • Mobile apps can serve as sales channels, while big data supports advanced analysis of consumer insights.

  • Marketers use AI for:

    • consumer communication
    • sales
    • after-sales services

2. Globalization Challenges and Opportunities

★ Must-know

  • Digital platforms and e-commerce enable businesses to reach international markets, including small businesses competing globally and digital-service providers that are born global.

📌 Globalization expands market access, while intensified competition makes innovation, differentiation, and unique value propositions necessary in crowded marketplaces.

Further detail

📌 A culturally diverse consumer base calls for inclusive, culturally sensitive marketing and messages customized to resonate with diverse audiences.

  • Digital marketing tools include:
    • social media
    • SEO
    • targeted advertising

Memory Hook

Global reach opens markets, while a crowded marketplace demands differentiation.

3. Nonprofit Marketing and Social Impact

★ Must-know

  • Not-for-profit organizations adopt marketing campaigns that emphasize social impact and community engagement.

📌 Nonprofit marketing shifts the emphasis from sales-driven marketing to purpose-driven marketing that highlights social causes and community benefits.

Further detail

  • Nonprofits use emotional storytelling and relatable, impactful messages to connect with audiences and mobilize support.

  • Nonprofits use digital platforms and social media to amplify reach, encourage global participation and collective action, and support digital crowdfunding.

4. Sustainable Marketing and Responsibility

★ Must-know

📌 Sustainable marketing shifts from a product-centric approach to a sustainability-centric approach in response to consumer demand for environmental and social responsibility.

  • Marketers support sustainable choices by educating consumers and promoting sustainable lifestyles.

Further detail

📌 Aligning marketing with consumer values can support long-term profitability.

Memory Hook

Consumer demand for environmental and social responsibility drives sustainability-centered marketing.

Test yourself

Take a 8-question practice quiz on 2 Changing Marketing Landscape, with every answer explained.

1. Which pair of figures describes the reported scale of internet use and online purchasing in the United States?

2. Which reported user counts illustrate the scale of two major social media platforms?

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Memorize the key concepts of 2 Changing Marketing Landscape with 8 flashcards.

What share of the world population is online?

63%.

How do digital platforms and e-commerce help businesses reach international markets?

They enable international reach, including for small businesses and born-global digital-service providers.

What does intensified competition require in crowded global marketplaces?

Innovation, differentiation, and unique value propositions.

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