NEED-SHAPING MARKETING
NEED-SHAPING MARKETING.  The boldest level of marketing occurs  when a company introduces a product or service that nobody asked for and  often could not even conceive of. No one in the 1950s asked for a Sony  Walkman, a Sony Betamax, or a Sony 31/2-inch disc. Yet Sony, under its  brilliant founder and chairman, Akio Morita, introduced those and many  other new products that since have become everyday staples. Morita  summarized his marketing philosophy in these words: "I don't serve  markets. I create them
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