1.3.5 Marketing Strategies 🏪 Flashcards

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What is the product life cycle ?

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A graph that shows how the amount of sales and demand progress throughout its life cycle

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What are the 5 (6 if your persistent 😜) five stages of the product cycle ?

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Research and development - products are not available to buy high costs - business is spending is designing and developing the product and manufacturing

Eg - Driveless cars

Introduction- products are launched or released - begin to see an increase in sales - high costs for promotion and continued to R and D

Growth- significant increase in sales costs stabilise , begin to see compitition

Maturity - high sales stabile costs see a growth in compition
May need or increase promotion to maintain market share

Decline - sales begin to decrease due to lack of demand or product/service becoming obsolete- could carry out product extension strategy or discontinue product

Product extension

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What is a extension strategy?

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Something used by a business to extend the life cycle of an existing products/services

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How can we extend the life of a product ?

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We can innovate products

Reduce price

Change packaging

Change usage of product - multiple usages like sauces or toothpaste

Enter new market - geographical or change target audience

Increase available option of product - new colour

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5
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What is the Boston matrix ?

MG- market growth

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High MG ✨Stars✨ | Question marks
|
Low MG Cash cows 🐄 Dogs 🐕

            Relative market share 

Method used to analyse product portfolio of the business

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What do Star products at have in what kind of market growth?

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High market share in market with high market growth

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What are star products ?

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The greatest potential for businesses

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What do star products allow businesses to have ?

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Fist mover advantage- first business within the market to gain demand and establish customer base first

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What kind of face within the product life cycle would cash cows have ?

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Maturity !

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10
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What kind of market share does cash cows have in what kind of growing market ?

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High market share in low growth market

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What kind of part do cash cows have ?

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Consistent part of the portfolio

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12
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What do cash cows not require ?

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Investment

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13
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What do cash cows make ?

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Large profits

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14
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What is another name for question marks ?

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Problem children

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What kind of market share do question marks have in what kind of market?

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Low market share in a high growth market

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16
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What do question marks present an issue towards businesses?

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Have potential to be successful but are not

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17
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What kind of investment does question mark products need ?

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Significant amount- product might have just been launched

18
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What kind of market share do dogs have and who is the growth of its market ?

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Low market share in low growth market

19
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What kind of part would a dog product have ?

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Important part

20
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Why may dogs be an important parts of the Portfolio?

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Are cash neutral - bring in cash with little cost

21
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What happens to dog products if market declines ?

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May need to be removed - discontinued

22
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What is important within the Boston matrix?

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Balancing product lines - don’t want too many stars in the first few stages of your product cycle because it will drain resources

23
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What should businesses take looking at the Boston matrix? 

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Appropriate decisions - stars are good because they will build the brand image

Dogs can be can be divested 

24
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What are the two kinds of marketing strategies B2B and B2C markets can do?

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B2C- Focuses on selling product/services directly to customers

Outbound marketing strategies- Directing marketing material directly to potential customers Whether they expect it or not

Inbound marketing strategies- B2B Attracting customers to company website and they’re trying to find solution or suppliers

25
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Give examples of outbound marketing strategies

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Mail email sponsorship

26
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Give examples of inbound marketing strategies

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Social media marketing - develop a following on social media

search engine optimisation increase the website traffic by get higher ranked response

targeted email marketing

27
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What are the drawbacks of using outbound marketing strategies? 3)

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High cost due to large amount of resources

continuous persistence to persuade customers can damage brand reputation and image

Ad fatigue- ignore

28
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What are the three negatives of inbound marketing strategies?

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effort needed to build useful information for websites to turn visitors into leads

Recruitment for inbound marketing strategy website may be difficult as it’s hard to keep up-to-date with emerging trends

29
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What a hybrid strategies?

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Combination of both outbound and inbound methods

inbound strategies take a while to generate results employed in a short-term

once they start to generate meaningful leads some of the outbound methods that are less affective Are dropped

it will help reduce cost and creat sustainable growth

30
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What are the five ways in developing customer loyalty?

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Communication
customer service
Customer incentives
personalisation
Preferential treatment

31
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How many communication develop a customer loyalty?

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Increase in national advertising reassuring advertising and ensuring that they’re making the right purchase

and keep up-to-date with company events regular

communication helps build relationships between business and consumer

32
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How many customer service develop a customer loyalty?

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If customers have a pleasant experience that these will be satisfied better reputation

33
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How many customer incentives develop customer loyalty?

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Custom incentives businesses reward customers if they keep returning through loyalty cards

meet customer needs of price and are cheaper than rivals 

34
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How many personalisation develop customer loyalty?

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Having to deal with a customer on a personal level for remembering name a few more value and remembered

however may be harder on a multinational business

35
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Help may traetment preferatrial treatment dev loyalty?

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People may return for more such as of the VIP areas

36
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What is B2B marketing ?

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Business trade with other businesses to promote their operations

37
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What is customer loyalty ?

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Preferences - emotional attachment - repeat purchase

38
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What do marketing efforts for star products build ?

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brand recognition, increasing market share, and maintaining profitability

Stars are valuable assets and the business should focus on maximising their potential

39
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What do star products generate ?

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They generate significant positive cash flow and have the potential for continued growth

40
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What are the marketing efforts focus on maintaining for cash cows?

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their market share and profitability

41
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What cash cows be used to fund?

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the development of new products

42
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How much revenue do dogs generate?

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Little to no - No marketing efforts