Just define each word and it's easy to understand: Marketing: The commercial functions involved in transferring goods from producer to consumer. Tactics: A procedure or set of maneuvers engaged in to achieve an end, an aim, or a goal. In short, marketing tactics are conscious actions taken by a company or person which are designed to cause people to want to buy their goods or services. They often involve psychological aspects geared towards making you think you should buy their product and/or making you buy a larger quantity of their product. Marketing tactics can be thought of in terms of the four P's: *Product. What your product offers that your customers value, and whether/how you should change your product to meet customer needs. *Pricing. For example, you might aim simply to match the competition, or charge a premium price for a quality product and service. You might have to choose either to make relatively few high margin sales, or sell more but with lower unit profits. *Place. How and where you sell. This may include using different distribution channels. For example, you might sell over the Internet or sell through retailers. *Promotion. How you reach your customers and potential customers. For example, you might use advertising, PR, direct mail and personal selling.

marketing tactics is the process or procedure or a set of schemes engaged to achieve a target.We can also define marketing tactis as a short term actions undertaken to achieve implementation of a broader strategy http://www.admanage.com/

marketing tactics is the process or procedure or a set of schemes engaged to achieve a target.We can also define marketing tactis as a short term actions undertaken to achieve implementation of a broader strategy http://www.admanage.com/

marketing tactics in that u identify the customer need first.after give the sagment of this market. and choose the right geographical area for ur marketing . and after produce the product at lowest cost with ur competitor...ok any que.? chauaha.vimal98@yahoo.com