1.3 Flashcards

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what is the design mix

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function, cost and aesthetics are mixed together to appeal to different targets
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what is promotion

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use of a positive image to display and communicate with media to display in newspaper, television and radio.

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what is product branding (pumpco)

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products are given new brand names to create separate identify that’s unique

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what is multiple branding (pumpco)

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marketing of two or more similar and competing products by the same firm under different brand names

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what is umbrella branding (pumpco)

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same brand name is used for related products i.e. virgin media, virgin mobile

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what are the benefits of branding

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added value, consumers pay for brand name, premium prices, substitutes seem less acceptable, usp

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what are different methods of branding

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viral marketing- encourage people to pass on brand name
social media- post online posts, creates community, can provide special offers
emotional branding- connects to customers emotionally rather than logically e.g. john lewis

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what are the reasons to build a brand

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provides usp/differentiation, to keep current consumers and make new ones, distinguishes from competitors

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own label branding (pumpco)

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common in supermarkets e.g. Tesco’s finest

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personal branding (pumpco)

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individual becomes a brand e.g. calvin klein, david beckham

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what are the risks of branding

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can be expensive and does not guarantee success

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what is cost plus pricing

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a percentage mark up added to the cost of producing to calculate a products sell price.

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what is competitive pricing

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prices are based on competitors to try and compete on other aspects such as quality.

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what is psychological pricing

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prices are set to make customers feel as if they get a deal e.g. £1.99

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what is predatory pricing

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when prices are set low for a short period of time to force competitors out of the market (illegal)
used by big business to squeeze small businesses out of the market.

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what is penetration pricing

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setting a low initial price for a new product to get a foothold in the market and gain market share

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what is skimming pricing

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initially setting a higher price for a new product to recoup costs, targets ‘early adopters’ e.g. new PlayStation

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what is premium pricing

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if a product is a luxury or has many usp’s or seen as a desirable good a firm may naturally set a high price to reflect high quality.

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what is sale promotion

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short term offers used to increase sales

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what are the benefits of sales promotion

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-creates repeat purchases from previous reluctant customers

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what are then drawbacks of sales promotion

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-expensive if it doesn’t work and will cause the company a loss

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what is digital communications

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when a business reaches customers online, through online advertising product focused apps, mobile adverts and social media sponsorships

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what are the benefits of digital communication

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can be targeted to a specific segment of the market and can be much cheaper than other promotion methods

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what are the drawbacks of digital communication

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online ad clutter which people may ignore

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what is personal selling

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a business sends a representative to meet with customers in person

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what are the benefits of personal selling

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good way to build strong personal relationships with customers

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what are the drawbacks of personal selling

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is expensive to train and is hard to monitor the success

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what is direct marketing

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communication with a selective audience to create relations with the customer

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what are the benefits of direct marketing

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tracks success and uses a test for larger campaigns

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what are the drawbacks of direct marketing

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lots of customers don’t like being directly contacted (spam)

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what is sponsorship

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providing support or giving money to another business or individual for exposure

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what are the benefits of sponsorship

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can create a positive image for business and looks more credible.

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what are the drawbacks of sponsorship

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can be advertising clutter and limited brand exposure while being expensive at mainstream events.