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Perhaps you're too young to remember but there was a time when businesses didn't do things like identify a market. They started with a product and focused prima
by maroonblazer 11y ago
Perhaps you're too young to remember but there was a time when businesses didn't do things like identify a market. They started with a product and focused primarily on how to manufacture and distribute it for the least amount of money. I.e. their attention was directed inwardly and the focus was primarily about economics.
Those dimensions of starting a business that we now take for granted - from identifying a market to branding and visual design of the packaging and other consumer-facing materials - come to us by way of the discipline of marketing management.
- soared 11y agoDo you have any interesting articles or reading about your first paragraph? I'm too young to have even realized that was a regular thing.