20. Marketing Flashcards
How did Kotler define marketing?
- The science and art of exploring, creating and delivering value to satisfy the needs of a target market at a profit.
- It identifies unfulfilled needs and desires.
- It defines, measures and quantifies the size of the identified market and the profit potential.
What is the product-led approach?
Assuming you will get customers because of the quality of your product
- It may be too expensive
- Maybe nobody is interested in the product, regardless of quality
What is the sales-led approach?
- Emphasizes selling what you have even if customers don’t want it
- Need skill in persuasion
- Might make people sign contracts they later regret
What is the marketing-led approach?
Looks to find what customers:
- Want
- Appreciate
- Are willing to pay
What is a maxim of the marketing-led approach?
The customer knows best
What is market segmentation?
Looking at how a market can be split up into segments or sections
What are some common sections to split a market into?
- Age
- Sex
- Lifestyle
- Wealth
- Geography
What is the point of market segmentation?
Can design products specifically for each segment of the market
What is product positioning?
Targeting a section or sections of the market
Who proposed the original marketing mix (with only Four P’s)
McCarthy
What are the Seven P’s of the marketing mix?
- Product
- Price
- Promotion
- Place
- People
- Process
- Physical evidence
How do carry out product positioning?
By adjusting the marketing mix
Describe product in relation to the marketing mix.
What are the features of the product?
Includes:
- Quality
- Design
- Brand
- Packaging
Describe pricing in relation to the marketing mix.
- The price of the product (price level/price point)
- Discounts for bulk buying
- Terms of payment (how much time customers have to pay)
- Take into account price of competition.
Describe promotion in relation to the marketing mix.
Four main types:
- Advertising
- Sales promotion
- Personal selling
- Public relations
Categorized into:
- Push promotion (pushing product to customers eg personal selling)
- Pull promotion (encouraging public demand eg advertising)