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The Marketing Plan

Owen A. Bevan

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In the 1990 Finals examinations for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors candidates were asked to prepare a marketing plan for a 5 ha site which contained a derelict factory. The plan should have included an analysis of the site which explored its potential for alternative uses and identified target markets; from the site analysis an approach to pricing and method of sale should have emerged; this, in turn, should have led to a promotional plan which ensured that the right purchasers were approached in the right way, at the right time and to maximum effect.

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In the 1990 Finals examinations for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors candidates were asked to prepare a marketing plan for a 5 ha site which contained a derelict factory. The plan should have included an analysis of the site which explored its potential for alternative uses and identified target markets; from the site analysis an approach to pricing and method of sale should have emerged; this, in turn, should have led to a promotional plan which ensured that the right purchasers were approached in the right way, at the right time and to maximum effect.

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In the 1990 Finals examinations for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors candidates were asked to prepare a marketing plan for a 5 ha site which contained a derelict factory. The plan should have included an analysis of the site which explored its potential for alternative uses and identified target markets; from the site analysis an approach to pricing and method of sale should have emerged; this, in turn, should have led to a promotional plan which ensured that the right purchasers were approached in the right way, at the right time and to maximum effect.

Key concepts: Plan (archaeology), Marketing plan, Factory (object-oriented programming), Business, Marketing, Institution, Operations management, Engineering

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