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 Marketing is best described
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Marketing is defined by Philip Kotler as the process of identifying, anticipating, and satisfying customer needs profitably. It focuses on understanding customer needs first and then designing products/services to meet those needs while earning profit. In banking, marketing includes: Understanding customer financial needs Designing suitable products Pricing, promotion, and relationship building Why others are incorrect: A: Selling aggressively is part of selling, not marketing. B: Advertising is only one promotional tool. D: Manufacturing quality products is production-oriented, not market-oriented.
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