FAQ

You may have heard the phrase, “you are what you eat.” Well in terms of marketing and advertising — at least for food companies–“your words are worth it!” The process starts by identifying customer needs which can be as simple or complicated depending on who is being targeted with their message. They then determine how best to meet those needs through whatever medium they choose (paid channels). In essence this means there’s more than one type of ad out there because every form counts; whether its television commercials during prime time slots when millions tune-in based simply off sponsored programming airing networks’ highest rated shows like Dallas or Desperate Housewives
or even appearing alongside search engine results

Marketing is the process of identifying customer needs and determining how best to meet those wants. Advertising, on the other hand, promotes a company by using paid channels to do so–it’s not an independent entity!

Marketing can be defined as “the art or science of communicating information about products (or services) in order attract potential buyers.” This definition includes both aspects:

1) Marketing identifies what customers truly want:

2) It also figures out how you’ll fulfill their desires with whatever product/service offerings exist available now

Marketing is the process of identifying customer needs and determining how best to meet those. In contrast, advertising can be defined as an exercise that promotes companies through paid channels like TV commercials or radio spots.