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Principles of Marketing

Marketing Plan Exercise

Principles of MarketingMarketing Plan Exercise

Complete the following information about the company and products/services you chose to focus on as you develop the marketing plan throughout the course. You may need to conduct research in order to obtain necessary information.

Instructions: Using the Marketing Plan Template file you created from Marketing and Customer Value assignment and expanded upon in Strategic Planning in Marketing, Market Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning, Marketing Research and Market Intelligence, Products: Consumer Offerings, Pricing Products and Services, and Integrated Marketing Communications, complete the following section of your marketing plan:

  • Marketing Strategy: Distribution

Submit the marketing plan to your instructor for grading and feedback.

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