Funnel Diagram
Funnel Diagram
Funnel Diagram
Refers to a good or
Title Two service being offered.
Refers to a good or
Title Three service being offered.
Refers to a good or
Title Four service being offered.
Refers to a good or
Title Five service being offered.
Marketing Funnel
1
Marketers must link the price to the real and perceived value
of the product, but they also must take into account supply
costs, seasonal discounts, and prices used by competitors.
2
Marketers must link the price to the real and perceived value
of the product, but they also must take into account supply
costs, seasonal discounts, and prices used by competitors.
3
Marketers must link the price to the real and perceived value
of the product, but they also must take into account supply
costs, seasonal discounts, and prices used by competitors.
4
Marketers must link the price to the real and perceived value
of the product, but they also must take into account supply
costs, seasonal discounts, and prices used by competitors.
Marketing Title One
Funnel
Title Two
1 Refers to a good or service being offered.
Title Three
2 Refers to a good or service being offered.
Refers to a good or
Title Two 02 service being offered.
Refers to a good or
Title Three 03 service being offered.
Refers to a good or
Title Four 04 service being offered.
Refers to a good or
Title Five 05 service being offered.
Marketing Funnel
Refers to a good or
Title Three service being offered.
Refers to a good or
Title Four service being offered.
Marketing Funnel
1
Marketers must link the price to the real and perceived value
of the product, but they also must take into account supply
costs, seasonal discounts, and prices used by competitors.
2
Marketers must link the price to the real and perceived value
of the product, but they also must take into account supply
costs, seasonal discounts, and prices used by competitors.
3
Marketers must link the price to the real and perceived value
of the product, but they also must take into account supply
costs, seasonal discounts, and prices used by competitors.
4
Marketers must link the price to the real and perceived value
of the product, but they also must take into account supply
costs, seasonal discounts, and prices used by competitors.