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Marketing vs Advertising

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Marketing is the entire process of developing products, pricing, promotion, distribution and sales that brings offers to the market. Advertising is a small component of marketing that involves paying for promotion.

Definitions

Marketing
Advertising
The end-to-end process of selling to markets.
The practice of paying to reach a target audience with a message.

Scope

The difference between marketing and advertising is that marketing has far greater scope.
Marketing
Advertising
Product Development
Go-to-market
Pricing
Distribution
Promotion
Sales
Customer Relationships
Promotion

Examples

Marketing
Advertising
Developing an innovative new product.
Designing packaging for a product.
Launching a product to market.
Pricing a product in a competitive market.
Promotional pricing such as a sale.
Promoting a product by sponsoring an event.
Distributing a product by developing partnerships with stores and ecommerce sellers.
Selling a product by building relationships with customers.
Designing an advertisement and paying to place it into media such as a television show, billboard, magazine, website, mobile app or video game.

Relationship

Advertising is a type of marketing activity.

Promotion vs Advertising

Promotion is the process of reaching target customers with a message in order to sell products and services. Advertising is promotion that involves a payment to reach the target customer.

Common Usage

People often use the broad term marketing to describe advertising.

Common Mistakes

It is a mistake to think that marketing is nothing but advertising as marketing is an extremely large business area that includes product development, pricing, promotion, distribution and sales. In many cases, a business can market its goods without advertising at all.
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