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Building and Pitching Marketing Campaigns in Tech Industries

John Svoboda

Once we have a great strategy , much preparation remains to garner resources, plan the launch and then execute. Some industries, mostly high-end B2B, still demand the support and attention that only a human salesforce can provide. Public relations and sponsorships remain viable, traditional communication strategies. Pricing, forecasting and ROI analysis lay the foundation for profitability and the entry ticket to being taken seriously by equity investors. We take-up how to pitch those executives and VCs. Once operations are rolling, distribution, supply chains and ongoing data analytics provide the opportunity to iterate and increase performance. The means of generating that NEXT great idea are taken-up with innovation & product design, both supported by a (hopefully) strong brand and logo. Lastly we look at what truly polished companies aspire to: Customer focus and loyalty that create the ultimate prize of long-term competitive advantage.

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Once we have a great strategy , much preparation remains to garner resources, plan the launch and then execute. Some industries, mostly high-end B2B, still demand the support and attention that only a human salesforce can provide. Public relations and sponsorships remain viable, traditional communication strategies. Pricing, forecasting and ROI analysis lay the foundation for profitability and the entry ticket to being taken seriously by equity investors. We take-up how to pitch those executives and VCs. Once operations are rolling, distribution, supply chains and ongoing data analytics provide the opportunity to iterate and increase performance. The means of generating that NEXT great idea are taken-up with innovation & product design, both supported by a (hopefully) strong brand and logo. Lastly we look at what truly polished companies aspire to: Customer focus and loyalty that create the ultimate prize of long-term competitive advantage.

This course can be taken for academic credit as part of CU Boulder’s Master of Engineering in Engineering Management (ME-EM) degree offered on the Coursera platform. The ME-EM is designed to help engineers, scientists, and technical professionals move into leadership and management roles in the engineering and technical sectors. With performance-based admissions and no application process, the ME-EM is ideal for individuals with a broad range of undergraduate education and/or professional experience. Learn more about the ME-EM program at https://www.coursera.org/degrees/me-engineering-management-boulder.

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Syllabus

Analog Media, Digital/Analog Media Integration
Sales, Public Relations and Sponsorships
Profitability Factors
Understand Financial Concerns facing Startups and Profitability Factors.
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Communicating with Executives, Pitching and Pivots
Organize, Edit and Finalize Your PLAN. Learn to Deliver a Compelling Presentation to Secure Funding.
Company Operations
Understand Operational Concerns facing Startups and Profitability Factors.
Sustaining Innovation and Building Creative Assets
Here we focus on the creative and subjective areas of marketing and advertising: , creating successful brands, how companies develop a solid logo, and how Mood Boards are built to bring design consensus and coordination within a firm.
Customer-Focus
Customer Service, Customer Centricity, CRM and Loyalty Programs.

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Teaches operational concerns facing startups and profitability factors
Develops customer focus, customer centricity, CRM, and loyalty programs
Explores pricing, forecasting, and ROI analysis, which are core skills for profitability
Builds creative assets such as logos and brands
Examines distribution, supply chains, and ongoing data analytics
Taught by John Svoboda

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Learners who complete Building and Pitching Marketing Campaigns in Tech Industries will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Marketing Manager
Marketing Managers are responsible for developing and executing marketing campaigns that promote products or services. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as public relations, sponsorships, and customer loyalty, which are all important aspects of marketing management.
Product Manager
Product Managers are responsible for developing and launching new products or services. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as innovation and product design, which are both critical to the success of new products.
Brand Manager
Brand Managers are responsible for developing and managing brands. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as brand building and logo design, which are both critical to the success of brands.
Sales Manager
Sales Managers are responsible for leading and managing sales teams. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as sales techniques and customer relationship management, which are both critical to the success of sales teams.
Marketing Analyst
Marketing Analysts are responsible for collecting and analyzing data to measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as data analysis and forecasting, which are both critical to the success of marketing analysts.
Public relations manager
Public Relations Managers are responsible for managing the public image of organizations. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as public relations techniques and media relations, which are both critical to the success of public relations managers.
Event Planner
Event Planners are responsible for planning and executing events. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as event management and logistics, which are both critical to the success of event planners.
Market Researcher
Market Researchers are responsible for conducting research to understand the needs and wants of customers. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as research methods and data analysis, which are both critical to the success of market researchers.
Media Planner
Media Planners are responsible for planning and buying advertising space. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as media buying and negotiation, which are both critical to the success of media planners.
Account Manager
Account Managers are responsible for managing relationships with clients. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as account management and customer service, which are both critical to the success of account managers.
Business Development Manager
Business Development Managers are responsible for generating new business for organizations. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as business development and sales techniques, which are both critical to the success of business development managers.
Marketing Consultant
Marketing Consultants provide advice and guidance to organizations on marketing strategy and execution. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as consulting and client management, which are both critical to the success of marketing consultants.
Advertising Copywriter
Advertising Copywriters are responsible for writing advertising copy for print, broadcast, and online media. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as copywriting and storytelling, which are both critical to the success of advertising copywriters.
Digital Marketing Specialist
Digital Marketing Specialists are responsible for planning and executing digital marketing campaigns. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as digital marketing channels and analytics, which are both critical to the success of digital marketing specialists.
Social Media Manager
Social Media Managers are responsible for planning and executing social media campaigns. This course provides a foundation in marketing strategy, campaign planning, and execution, which are all essential skills for success in this role. Additionally, the course covers topics such as social media marketing and community management, which are both critical to the success of social media managers.

Reading list

We've selected 15 books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Building and Pitching Marketing Campaigns in Tech Industries.
Provides a framework for understanding the challenges of marketing and selling technology products to mainstream customers. It valuable resource for students who are interested in marketing technology products.
Explains why large companies often fail to innovate. It provides a framework for understanding the challenges of innovation, and it offers advice on how to overcome these challenges.
This classic textbook provides a comprehensive overview of marketing management, covering all the major concepts and theories in detail. It would be an excellent resource for students who want to learn more about the fundamentals of marketing.
Provides a practical guide on how to build a successful startup. It is written in a clear and engaging style, making it an easy read for students who are new to the subject.
Provides a practical guide on how to get customers for your startup. It is written in a clear and engaging style, making it an easy read for students who are new to the subject.
Classic work on marketing strategy. It explains how to position your product or service in the mind of the consumer. It must-read for any student who wants to learn more about marketing strategy.
Provides a clear and concise framework for understanding what makes a good strategy. It valuable resource for students who want to learn more about strategic planning.
Provides a practical guide on how to become a more innovative leader. It explains the five skills of disruptive innovators, and it offers advice on how to develop these skills.
Provides a practical guide on how to become more effective in all aspects of your life. It is written in a clear and engaging style, making it an easy read for students who are new to the subject.
Provides a practical guide on how to use lean product development to create innovative products. It explains the principles of lean product development, and it offers advice on how to apply these principles to your own products.
This classic work on military strategy is also a valuable resource for students of marketing. It provides insights into the principles of competition and warfare, which can be applied to the business world.
This classic work on political philosophy is also a valuable resource for students of marketing. It provides insights into the nature of power and influence, which can be applied to the business world.

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