Tasks of Marketing - Explained
What are the primary Tasks of Marketing?
Written by J. Mance Gordon
Updated at April 17th, 2024
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What are the Tasks of Marketing?
The tasks of marketing are the individual, small-level jobs that the marketing department or individual marketers do. This includes the:
- buying and selling,
- informing the public about the product,
- facilitating the exchange of value with intermediaries who facilitate operations.
Basically, marketing involves the transmission of information, consummation of transactions, and the logistics of delivering the product or service from creation to receipt.
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