Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Love MATTERS!

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For about 4 months i knew someone i called KULET!. We first met at Yahoo Chat Room, that's why i owe much into YM! Actually, there is no intention of having falling in love at all. Just mere chat mates.. friends.. and thats it ! But FORTUNATELY, I fell in love with him even were just chatting :). There's ups and downs .. we do fight, virtually :D but in the end .. We take each other hands and give love on each other ! Everybody wants to have a very special person in his life. And im not excuse on that :) but, seriously.. LOVE is what we share.. and that's what i keep holding in. LOVE matters even we are just CHATTERS ! <3 it

Saturday, March 2, 2013

Categories of Service Mix

As we all know, service is any act or performance that one party can offer to another that is essentially intangible and does not result in the ownership of anything. Its production may or may not be tied to a physical product. It is like having a massage on your body or manicure your hands. Service is kind of product wherein we used it to fulfill one's needs and wants without having them a physical evidences. And as we go along, we will know the categories of offerings that I could say, as a marketing, we should know.

These are the five categories of offerings that features the service. The component can be minor or a part of the total offering.

1. Pure tangible good - this are offering that consist tangible goods primarily. There will be no services accompany by the product. (such as soap, toothpaste, or salt.)

2. Tangible good with accompanying services - this offering consist one tangible good accompanied by one or two services. 

3. Hybrid - the offering consist of equal parts of goods and services.

4. Major Service with accompanying minor goods and services – the offering consist of a major service along with additional services or supporting goods.

5. Pure service – the offering consist primarily of a service.

Sources:
Marketing Management by Philip Kotler pages 428-429