Importance of Marketing

Thomas Morris
2 min readOct 5, 2021
Photo Courtesy of: Negative Space (2015), Commercial District Marketing

Why is marketing so important!

Marketing in the modern world is more essential to a business that it ever has been. A business could supply the best product in the market, but if no one knows about it, success is limited.

What does marketing do?

Firstly, marketing informs. The target audience of a business need to know the unique selling point of its product(s). What separates it from the rest? Current customers just as much as new customers need to know what purpose the product serves. More and more successful marketing will help spread the word and elevate a business to a point where the audience truly knows about them.

Secondly, marketing benefits a business as it builds reputation. A business and its reputation can be a factor in a customer purchasing the product or service that the business offers. If a business is held in high regard, then the target audience will be more inclined to buy. A strong marketing portfolio will indicate that a business has a good reputation, people should know what the business offers and that it is good at doing it.

Growth. Arguably, one of the more important reasons as to why marketing is so important. Without growth, there is little room for success. A business needs to take steps in the direction of growth in order to attract customers and build a strong customer base. New campaigns, new advertisements, and other areas of marketing are all beneficial to growth. Marketing is a tool that can only aid with that.

Finally, a business needs to sell its product. Unless you’re a charity, and even then, charities need strong marketing, the goal is profit. Profit can only be acquired with sales. A business success is arguably solely dependent on sales. Money makes the world go round. Without people buying a business’s product there is nowhere a business can go. Marketing is a proven aspect of business that is especially helpful in benefiting sales. Logic tells us you can’t sell a product if no one is aware of it. Marketing is and will always be a focal point of a business.

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Thomas Morris
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Communication & Media Student, 21 years young