Relationships Today and Marketing Concepts......What Do They Have In Common?

Where Did you meet your partner? At a Party, Funerary celebration, Church premises, school, College, In a Public Transport, Beach, Hotel, Bar etc? How did you start talking? Did Anybody introduce you to one another? What Did your partner say for you to get hooked? What attracted You to your partner? All these are normal things we take for granted but to a serious student of marketing who wants to have fun, he/she can analyse relationships as a special tool in direct sales or marketing. Isn't it a smart way to explain marketing concepts.....?

Today we want to share with our friends, special research we have done about what marketing and relationship have in common. Continue Reading:

1. You see gorgeous girl at a party, you go to her
& say I am very rich, Please marry me - That's – Direct Marketing....

2. You attend a party & your friend goes to a pretty gorgeous lady & pointing at you tells her. "He is very rich", marry him - That's Advertising.

3. Lady walks to you & says you are rich, can you marry me? -“That's Brand Recognition“

4. You say to a beautiful lady, "Hi I'm very rich marry me" & she slaps you -

“That's Customer Feedback“
5. You tell a lady, "I'm very rich marry me" & she
introduces you to her husband - “That's Demand & Supply Gap“

6. Before you say I'm rich, marry me, your wife arrives - That's Restriction from Entering New Market.

COMMENTS:
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