1.3.5 Marketing strategy Flashcards

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definition marketing startegy

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carefully evaluated plan for future marketing activitx

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2
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what is product life cylce

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shows sales of product over time

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stages product life cycle

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introduction - sales slow, costs per unit high, prodzct basic, promotion to raise awareness, distribution limited, price skimming or penetration
growth - saes increasing, costs per unit falling, product may modify, building loyality, distribution increasing, price startegy appropriate
maturity - growth slwoing, costs per unit falling, may focus on differentiation, focus on high profitability channels, drop competitiveness
decline - sales falling, costs per uniz low, fpcus more on profitable items, no spending on promotion, lower budget, price low

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definition extension strategy

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process to prevent decline in products sales in medium to long termn
done by altering product (innovate) or promotion (other promotinal startegy)

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xtension strategies

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advertising, price reduction, changing target market, adding more or diffrent features, udpating packaging, laylty schemses

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what is production portfolio

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analysis examines the existing position of firms product

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7
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method for product portfolio

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boston matrix

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8
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boston matrix diagram

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market growth quesiton mark stars

                      dogs                          cash cow
                       
                      market share
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boston matrix 4 categories

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stars - high market share in high growth market –>leaders in market require significant investment maintain position
cash cow - high market share in low-growth market –> genrarte consistent revenue little need for investment
question mark - low market share in high growth market –> have potential require significant investment to increae market share
dogs - low markeet share in low growth market –> generate minimal profit and may loss may consider phasing out

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purpose of product portfolio

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biulding - investment in promotion to boost sales (question marks)
holding - marketing spending to maintain sales (star)
Milking - taking whatever profitd (cash cow)
divesitng - slling off product (dog)

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diffrent marketing startegys

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branding, pricing, promotion, distribution

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marketing startegies for niche market

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Targeted Advertising – Use highly specific online ads (e.g., Facebook, Instagram) to reach the niche audience based on interests and behaviors.

Influencer Partnerships – Collaborate with influencers or experts within the niche to build trust and credibility.

Premium Pricing & Quality Focus – Emphasize exclusivity, high quality, and specialist features to justify higher prices.

Community Engagement – Build a strong online community (forums, social media groups) to foster brand loyalty and word-of-mouth marketing.

Personalized Marketing – Use customer data to offer tailored recommendations, exclusive deals, and personalized content.

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marketing startegies for mass market

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Brand Consistency – Maintain a strong, recognizable identity.
Discounts & Promotions – Drive sales with limited-time offers.
Wide Distribution: Available in supermarkets, online, etc.
Low Pricing: Achieved through economies of scale.
Heavy Promotion: TV ads, social media, and sponsorships.
Standardized Products: Appeals to general needs (e.g., toothpaste, smartphones).

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B2B marketing

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selling products to other businesses

Thought Leadership – Publish whitepapers and case studies.
Account-Based Marketing (ABM) – Target key businesses directly.
Networking & Events – Attend trade shows and industry conferences.
LinkedIn & Email Outreach – Nurture leads professionally.
Product Demos & Free Trials – Showcase value with hands-on experiences.

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B2C marketing

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Social Media & Influencers – Leverage platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
Storytelling & Emotional Branding – Create strong connections.
User-Generated Content – Encourage reviews and testimonials.
Loyalty & Referral Programs – Reward repeat customers.
E-commerce & Mobile Optimization – Ensure smooth online shopping.

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16
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how businesses develop customer loyalty

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customer service, loyalty cards, saver schemes
helps businesses grow, drives reeat purchases and reduce marketing costs