What are the key components of a marketing plan?

The key components of a marketing plan include market competition analysis, customer satisfaction matrix, personnel requirements, marketing plan dashboard, portfolio and PESTEL analysis, net promoter score, communication policy, research parameters, marketing objectives, and additional marketing KPI dashboards.

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The template includes slides on Market Competition, a Customer Satisfaction Matrix, Personnel Requirements, Marketing Plan Dashboard, Portfolio and PESTEL analysis, Net Promoter Score, Communication policy, Research Parameters, Marketing Objectives and additional Marketing KPI dashboards. Plus, read to the end to learn how TikTok positioned its marketing plan to capitalize on Facebook's decline.

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What are some trends in marketing planning?

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Some of the trends in marketing planning include the use of data analytics for market competition analysis, customer satisfaction matrix, and net promoter score. There is also a trend towards more comprehensive marketing plans that include personnel requirements, communication policy, and research parameters. Additionally, the use of social media platforms like TikTok for marketing is becoming increasingly popular, especially as other platforms like Facebook decline.

How can a marketing plan be evaluated for effectiveness?

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A marketing plan can be evaluated for effectiveness by using various metrics and KPIs. These can include the Net Promoter Score, customer satisfaction metrics, and the success of communication policies. Additionally, the effectiveness of a marketing plan can be evaluated by analyzing market competition and conducting a PESTEL analysis. It's also important to consider the marketing objectives and whether they have been met.

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