Five things I will never view the same after this marketing class
When I began this class, I believed marketing was primarily about advertising and perhaps memorable slogans. However, after nine weeks of learning, reading, writing, and observing, I realize that marketing surrounds us, and it is far deeper than I had imagined. As a mother, a consumer, and a small blogger, I now examine every shelf, advertisement, and social media post through a new lens. These are five lessons that fundamentally changed my understanding of marketing. 1. Marketing is about solving problems, not just selling products Previously, I did not consider the reasons a product exists. Now I recognize that effective marketers begin with a problem that real people face. Whether the issue is gluten-free baking or faster delivery, smart companies design products that address genuine needs. This awareness has transformed how I evaluate new products, especially those I purchase for my son, who has celiac disease. Whenever I see a new snack labeled as “safe” and ...
