Advertisements
Advertisements
Question
Give two differences between the production oriented stage and product oriented stage of marketing.
Advertisements
Solution 1
| Basis of Distinction | Production-oriented Stage | Product-oriented Stage |
| Focus | The primary focus is on manufacturing products efficiently and in large quantities. The assumption is that consumers will buy products that are widely available and affordable. | The emphasis is on creating high-quality products with innovative features. The belief is that superior products will naturally attract consumers. |
| Customer Needs | Little attention is given to understanding or meeting customer needs. The focus is on production capabilities and cost reduction. | More attention is paid to understanding customer preferences and improving product features to meet those needs and wants. The aim is to differentiate the product based on quality and innovation. |
Solution 2
| Basis of Distinction | Production-oriented Stage | Product-oriented Stage |
| 1. Motto | Sell what can be produced. | Improve quality and performance of the product. |
| 2. Time period | 1869-1930 | 1950-1960 |
RELATED QUESTIONS
Societal concept of ______ is most popular in todays era.
Which function of management starts before production and continues even after sale?
Which marketing concept places importance to attract and persuade customers to buy the products?
During the stage, from 1950-1960; marketers' focus shifted from promotion to product improvement?
In this stage of marketing, the motto was to 'Sell what can be produced':
The activity involved in planning, pricing, promoting and distributing products and services is called?
Marketing was considered to be mere distribution in this stage of Marketing:
"Today's Market Concept is known as Consumer Oriented Concept". Give a reason either for or against this statement.
Explain any two stages in the evolution of marketing.
Discuss the Sales Oriented and Product Oriented stages of marketing.
