17. marketing Basics Flashcards

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Consumers who want or need a product/service

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Potential Market

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Those in the potential market who can afford to buy the product/service

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Available Market

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Qualified Available Market

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Those consumers in the available market who can legally obtain the desired product/service

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Target market

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Those in the qualified available market that the business wants to supply with its product/service

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5
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Penetrated Market

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Those who have purchased the product/service

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6
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is the percentage of the entire market served by a single organization

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Market share

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7
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The most elemental gauge of the competition—and often the first one considered— is that of __________

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market share

→ the percentage of the entire market served by a single organization

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8
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Marketing efforts should be directed toward selling what the organization has to anyone likely to make the purchase; “this what we have”

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Selling orientation philosophy

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9
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Marketing efforts should be directed toward creating new customers and retaining existing customers. What do the costumers want?

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Market orientation

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10
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A business focuses on having or developing services to offer that meet the needs of the target market

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Market Orientation Philosophy

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11
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Market Segmentation Examples

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Pediatrics, sports, geriatrics specialized
PT clinics

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12
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is a very specific target market

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A niche market

The market (customers) have unique needs

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13
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Marketing research to identify potential customers and their needs, the means to meet those needs, analysis of the competition and positioning and pricing a new service

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Inbound Marketing

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14
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The promotion of a product or service through advertising, public relations and sales strategies:

  • Branding
  • Advertising, Publicity, Promotion, and Public Relations
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Outbound Marketing

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16
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Reasons to Market

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  1. to grow
  2. to retain
17
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The marketing mix is the combination of ways businesses choose to present themselves and their offerings to customers. All businesses utilize 4 P’s to accomplish this:

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  • Product/service (benefit[s])
  • Price (value[s])
  • Place (delivery environment)
  • Promotion (attract attention)
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19
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The marketing mix is the combination of ways businesses choose to present themselves and their offerings to customers. In healthcare, all businesses utilize 4 P’s (Product, price, place, promotion) and 3 extra P’s, to accomplish this:

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  • –Physical evidence (a quality indicator)
  • Processes (efficiency)
  • People (quality/expertise)
20
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the lifecycle of services and products

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21
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In this stage of the cycle, sales are low, expenses are high, and there are financial losses.

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introduction stage

22
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in this stage, profits and sales increase rapidly:

A

growth stage

23
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In the _________ stage, there is high volume and profit with little additional investment in the promotion:

A

maturation

24
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The _______ stage is characterized by decreasing popularity and market share:

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decline