Review the elements of the marketing mix — product, price, promotion, and place — as discussed in the learning activities within this class (Chapters 11-13).
Select 1 good (i.e. tangible/physical like phone, car, computer, Yeti cup, etc) AND 1 service (i.e restaurant, salon/barber, auto repair, landscaping or lawn mowing, lawyer, doctor, etc.) with which you are familiar. Be specific in terms of a brand vs a general good like shoes, a candle, etc. or a general service like a manicure. Here are other ideas for services: 18 Examples of Consumer Services – Simplicable (Links to an external site.). For example, one could select their cell phone brand as the “good” and an unrelated “service” such as your favorite hair salon/barber or restaurant.
Analyze how the marketer of each type of product has built the marketing mix for each. See the criteria below for what to submit for both the GOOD and SERVICE.
