Marketing Strategies Academic English UK
Hi everyone,
Welcome to our newsletter. This week we've released a series of lessons (reading test, reading to writing summary, listening test and seminar speaking) on the topic of marketing.

What is in these marketing lessons?
The reading text discusses the theory of marketing models and focuses on the three most common theories: the Marketing mix (7ps), the PESTLE frame work and Porter’s 5 forces.

The lecture listening discuses digital marketing, also called online marketing, and focuses on a range of marketing strategies from Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, email and social media campaigns and influencer and affiliate marketing.

Blog page:www.academic-englishuk.com/marketing/

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Reading Test: Marketing Theories [new 2022]

This 1000-word text looks at the three most common marketing models: the marketing mix (7ps), the PESTLE model and Porter’s 5 forces. It evaluates the advantages and disadvantages of each model and questions their relevancy in today’s market . The reading test includes: matching headings to paragraphs; true, false, not given; open answer questions; citations; reference words and a vocabulary task. (Example) Level ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Writing Summary: Marketing Theories

This 1000-word text looks at the three most common marketing models: the marketing mix (7ps), the PESTLE model and Porter’s 5 forces. It evaluates the advantages and disadvantages of each model and questions their relevancy in today’s market. The summary task includes: note-taking worksheet with key, summary writing exercise with one sample summary, and a critical thinking worksheet with suggested answers. (Example) Level ***** [B1/B2/C1] TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Lecture video example (link)

Digital Marketing Strategies by Academic English UK

Listening Test: Digital Marketing Strategies

This short lecture talks about marketing strategies. It looks at how companies build brand awareness and customer retention through SEO building, PPC advertising, email and social media campaigns and influencer and affiliate marketing strategies. The listening test includes: gap fill completion; true, false, not given; multiple choice; open answer questions and a gap fill summary. (Example) Level ***** [B2/C1] / Video [10.30] / MP3 / PPT link in download / TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Marketing Lesson PDF Book

AMAZING VALUE – Four lessons in one book: reading test, reading to writing summary writing, listening test & speaking seminar. Example TEACHER MEMBERSHIP / INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIP
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