Marketing vs. Propoganda vs. Advertising

These terms have major differences that can be outlined.
Marketing refers more to the systematic planning of goals for an organization and analyzing organizational strengths and opportunities that can be used to go about achieving these goals. Marketing is usually done before the release of the product because this is where the overall planning process occurs.
Advertising refers more to the paid, public, or non-personal announcement or a persuasive message by the sponsor or in this case organization attempting to target a market. Advertising more persuasive towards getting potential customers interested and directed at the overall goals of the organization.
Propaganda is another persuasive tool but is used to influence and market to help the organization reach new customers. Propaganda is used to influence customers why a potential product introduced by the organization is better because propaganda uses selective information to produce emotional rather than rational response by customers.