Marketing Fundamentals
Your student launch page for class materials, Opening Bell activities, project tools, interactive lessons, and shared classroom resources.
Class Materials — Google Drive
Presentations, project directions, handouts, examples, rubrics, and other Marketing class materials.
Marketing Portfolio
Build a professional website that grows with you throughout the semester. Follow the Neocities setup guide, learn what index.html does, edit the starter HTML in the Code Lab, preview your changes, and publish your own portfolio for future clients, employers, and freelance opportunities.
Project Gallery
Submit a photo of your project, view class entries, vote when voting is open, and leave constructive comments when enabled.
Basics of Marketing
20-question interactive introduction to target markets, segmentation, customer value, the 4 Ps, branding, competition, ethics, and real marketing decisions.
Build a Cafe People Choose
Apply the basics to a local cafe: define the target customer, build a value proposition, analyze competition, differentiate the business, and shape the 4 Ps.
Know Your Customer
Connect failed marketing campaigns to customer research. Learn primary vs. secondary research, quantitative vs. qualitative data, sampling, behavioral data, A/B testing, privacy, weak evidence, and how marketers turn data into decisions.
Marketing Basics & the 4 Ps
Reinforce Section I of 2.1 Marketing to Customers: what marketing does, why marketers use evidence instead of intuition, and how Product, Price, Place, and Promotion work together in real business situations.
Marketing Discussions
Open the discussion library for marketing-specific debates and responses.
Current Events
Read current business and marketing cases. Every article has its own separate discussion response feed.
Opening Bell
Bell ringers, advertising prompts, current events, consumer behavior questions, and class warm-ups.
Student Tools
Research, AI, PDF, citation, design, image, presentation, and study tools.
Business Dashboard
Current events, markets, sports, economic indicators, and real-world information used in class.