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Hello everyone.
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My name is Vanna Soloway and today I will be talking about google's marketing firm.
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So to start off google is an american company that was founded by
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Larry page and Sergey brin and whose current ceo is Sundar Pichai.
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Their headquarters are currently located in mountain view,
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California and too fast forward their google's key
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products and services are but they're not limited to
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google search engine, Gmail, google, chrome, youtube, android,
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google drive google docs and google maps.
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And when analyzing google's marketing firm,
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it can be broken down into two sections there.
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So to start off we'll talk about google's immediate environment and
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the capabilities of that can be seen through the vast array
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of products and services they provide which allows them to have
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a large audience appeal and satisfy the needs of any consumer could
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compared to their largest competitors such as yahoo and
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Microsoft being so when a research in google,
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I was not shocked to see that they had thousands of corporate partnerships.
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But something that was interesting was google partner program.
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So the statement here is by joining google partner program,
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you can get access to training support and resources to set your clients up
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to succeed and help your company grow and stand out in the industry.
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I thought that was really interesting and just to help
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other businesses no matter what size get off their feet
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and
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to discuss about
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how they help and then
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how they change their products in a physical way they work to
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create more sustainable products to help eliminate both witnessed and pollution.
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They stay on their website,
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a large part of manufacturing waste ends up in
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landfills to reduce the carbon footprint and impact.
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We are maximizing the use of recycled and
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renewable materials across operations products and supply chains.
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So with this we can see that they're not only
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trying to help out the earth while creating products but also
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creating
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them to be long lasting and creating safe,
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safe working conditions for the employees.
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So to transition over to google's macro environment,
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google's macro environment can be seen
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through the globalization of their company.
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So for example, by breaking down the fictitious barriers to the flow of goods,
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services, capital,
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knowledge and to a lesser extent people across borderlines has resulted
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in a tremendous decrease in the cost of conveyance and communications,
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which has led them to a closer integration of states and people of the world.
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The effects of globalization on international businesses alludes to the wide
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range of attention and caught the attention of government officials,
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academics, business people.
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As the globalization has quickly spread, international concern
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differs from domestic worry. So globalization from the world's economy can,
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and the disparity between nations and international level.
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Okay, so another form of google's macro environment is increasing G. P. D.
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Of the nation.
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So the gross domestic product has been increasing for a very long period
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and as they increase annually at a primary rate of 3.2% they frequently
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Reach a high degree of 17.2%. The good news is that Google.
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Since 1970, the GPD of countries such as China, India,
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South Africa and the United Kingdom has greatly expanded.
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So due to those states enduring and continuing expansion,
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Google will always make high end investments both internally and outside.
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So the overall number of users across different countries
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that might have a positive effect on google and create
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the development for better services and more products for their
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customers which would financially and advantage list for google.
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And the interest rates would also have positive or negative impact on the company.
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So to talk about the marketing planning for google,
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it can be analyzed with the use of a swat analysis which is strength, weaknesses,
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opportunities and threats.
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So I broke it down here by those and then
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This is also from the citation of Han More Institute and this was made in 2020 and
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so some of their strength is that they have a strong reputation and high brand value.
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They have significant potential for
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original and speedy technological innovation,
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commercially viable inventions across a wide range of portfolios.
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Significant
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trade diversity. A sizable organization,
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weaknesses can be seen
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as them being extremely dependent
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of the internet based
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technologies. Having low levels of control over consumer
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electronics powered by android and
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consumer electronics aren't widely distributed
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or sold in the traditional brick and mortar establishments.
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So transitioning over to opportunities
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which would be seen as
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the external elements of google.
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They consist of creating new products that improve the current internet services,
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establishing physical stores which would help out with the weaknesses here,
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establishing physical stores.
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The use of chromebooks and other hardware
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slash consumer devices that will increase worldwide.
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And then to go to google's threats.
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They can be seen as competing with
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establishing creative teams such as yahoo and bing
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law. And then a law that limits google's ability to operate the replication
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and or counterfeiting of goods.
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And so all of these elements can help shape google's brand to what we currently see as
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today and allows us to reflect on specifics in order for them to grow as a company.
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And then I also
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listed in the table here as well in case you were interested
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in seeing the breakdown of that in a more visually pleasing view.
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And so that was the swat analysis
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and to transition on over to
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the segmentation, targeting and positioning of google.
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So
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I broke it down based on quotations from marketing 91 which is a
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website I quoted in my citations which they phrased it very beautifully.
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So google segments its products and services based on the demographics,
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geographic and psychographic variables so as to cater to
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the growing needs of technology market the I.
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T.
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The I. T.
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And technology industries such as wide industry
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and is regulated by different national and
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international bodies. So a single targeting strategy is not going to work for them.
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Google position itself based on the value value based position market
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position strategy as it's their service which makes making life
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of an individual easier for businesses to nurture their growth.
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So overall we can see that this STP
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strategy allows for google to gear themselves towards a
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group of customers in order to make themselves
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a better brand and a more efficient for their
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more efficiently serve their customers
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And then to move on over the four PS which our product place promotion and price.
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So I wanted to break this down in an easier way just for your visuals there.
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So what googles,
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googles marketing mix also plays a valuable role in
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the marketing strategies strategies when analyzing the website,
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which Pan War Institute which I also use for this as well.
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The marketing mix use google's
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includes a wide range of products
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beyond Internet search and advertising.
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The business has expanded and diversified to offer additional products.
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Typically these items can be categorized in general product categories.
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The group.
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The groups are internet based goods, desktop applications, mobile applications,
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operating systems, hardware, goods and services.
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The place or distribute distribution.
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Part of google's marketing mixes characteristics
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of businesses that are mostly online.
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The internet is used by online firms to distribute, distribute their goods.
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A majority of the businesses,
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items are accessible online to customers all around the world.
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For instance,
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google apps are available for download
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wherever the Internet there is internet access
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and to reach the target users slash customers.
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The business employs its websites, apps
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and platforms as distribution channels,
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Google uses vendors or shops as primary
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distribution channels for products like pixel smartphones.
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And the effectiveness of google's play slash distribution
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strategy is a result of the marketing mix
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to move on to promotion right here.
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The promotions were a small part of Google's early marketing strategy. But as
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technology,
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the technology industry expanded.
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So did its budget for sales and marketing, sales promotion, sponsorships,
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public relations advertising and direct marketing is
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a current part of google's promotional strategy.
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Google uses web advertising for its own products
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as a direct method of marketing to consumers.
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So for instance,
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the business uses google uses gmail to promote its google ad services so that
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people who have previously looked at digital
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marketing solutions would see the commercials.
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Thus,
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the company uses personal usage information such as
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device location browsing history to direct market to
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of its products to specific clients.
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In this instance,
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the level of detail and personalization for the adverts displayed
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to internet visitors can be.
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So pricing techniques that accommodate for the various product types that
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google offers are a part of the marketing mix for corporation.
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So for instance,
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the different pricing techniques work well
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for consumer electronics and internet services.
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So the most notable pricing techniques used by google's company are
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excuse me if I pronounce this wrong. Free
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free Moran pricing,
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competitive pricing price penetration and price based on value.
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So the free more um model typically compromises, is
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providing free items while charging for additional or
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premium features based on the marketing factors including
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the competitive market,
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competitive environment. The market
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oriented price
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pricing approach sets the prices
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google cloud platform which was a free trial period
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and completes the businesses such as amazon Microsoft,
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Linux code and Digital Ocean use penetration pricing and then
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the final one which is pricing based on value is pretty self explanatory there.
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But those were the four ps of google
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and then to transition out. So just an overall conclusion.
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Overall google's company is constantly finding ways
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to innovate the way they share their
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products and services with the world while analyzing and creating ideas on how to
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improved by using internal and external elements.
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They focus on not only the customers but also the
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importance of the employees and the environment around them.
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Google will continue to explore and change the way we use technology
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in our day to day lives and thank you guys for listening.
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I hope you guys have a great day and a great rest of the semester. Thank you so much
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