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Course Description

Your services marketing efforts depend on information. Without relevant and accurate information, every decision you make will suffer from bad input. 

A well-run marketing information system captures, organizes, analyzes, and interprets data from a wide variety of sources to create a robust portrait of the ideal customers and their specific wants or needs. With the ideal buyer in mind, you can better target them with high-impact messaging that communicates a compelling brand promise and a clear reason to buy. 

In this course, you will learn when to use internal or external market data and when to conduct your own primary research. You'll also discover how segmentation, targeting, and positioning (the STP process) translates your analysis and research findings into a positioning strategy that appeals to the right target market at the right time and at the right price. 

Faculty Author

Robert Kwortnik

Benefits to the Learner

  • Identify the components of a services marketing information system
  • Conduct services marketing research
  • Segment your market, target your customers, and position your service

Target Audience

  • Services marketing and operations professionals 
  • Industry professionals interested in learning to gather and analyze services marketing data and develop a services marketing communications campaign
  • Services marketing managers and professionals who interact with customers and market data
  • Product marketing professionals transitioning into a marketing role in service-centric firms

Applies Towards the Following Certificates

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Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration
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