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Marketing is the process of identifying the changing requirements of customers and providing them the right products and services in a way better than the company's competitors. Knowledge of the environment in which it operates helps a company to forecast the changing needs and preferences of its customers. The marketing environment includes all the forces that influence the marketing activities of a company. The marketing environment can be broadly divided into micro, macro and internal environments. Environmental scanning is the monitoring and communication of external information within the company. The process of environmental scanning includes five steps which are interdependent.
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Marketing intelligence is the collection of information from unstructured sources. Marketing research is a structured collection of information. There are three models for environmental scanning - the irregular, regular and continuous models.
The irregular model involves environmental scanning only when a crisis arises. The regular model involves environmental scanning on a periodic basis but it focuses on improving the present situation. The continuous model involves the constant monitoring of environment to identify changes as they arise. The PEST framework is commonly used for environmental scanning. The PEST framework involves the analysis of the political, economic, social, and technological environmental factors in a given market.
The Nature and Structure of Marketing Environment
Structure of the Marketing Environment
Environmental Scanning and Analysis
Process of Environmental Scanning
Evolution of Environmental Scanning
Environmental Scanning Models
Pest Framework
Political (and Legal) Factors
Economic Factors
Social Factors
Technological Factors
Benefits of Environmental Scanning
Barriers to Effective Scanning