3.3.1 Flashcards

setting marketing objectives

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what is a market?

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a place where buyers and sellers come to meet

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what can a market be expressed as?

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  • a physical location
  • an online location
  • a grouping of similar sellers e.g. fast food markets
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what does marketing mean?

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the function of a business that links the customers in, converting that interest into sales then creating a strong relationship to create brand loyalty

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what must business do?

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  • anticipate demand
  • recognise demand
  • stimulate demand
  • satisfy demand
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what does it mean to anticipate demand?

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explore where there may be a need

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what does it mean to recognise demand?

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to identify there is a definite need

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what does it mean to stimulate demand?

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there may be little or limited demand so businesses must entice customers to want to buy

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what does it mean to satisfy demand?

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businesses must meet customers expectations and have sufficient stock to meet demand levels

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what is relationship marketing?

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an approach whereby a company seeks to build a long-term relationship with their consumers by providing consistent satisfaction
- focuses on customers retention rather than one-off sales

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what type of business is relationship marketing important to?

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small businesses

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what are marketing objectives?

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targets set to support the marketing activities of a business to help give the business and their employees focus on what to achieve

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what are some marketing objectives?

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  • sales volume and sales value
  • sales growth
  • market size
  • market share
  • brand loyalty
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what does sales volume mean?

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measures the level of sales in a given period in terms of the unites sold

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what does sales value mean?

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measures the level of sales in a given period in pound sterling
- the value of sales can go up with volume going down if the price is increased

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what does sales growth mean?

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percentage change in sales volume or value over a given time period

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what does market share mean?

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measures the sales of a business as a percentage of total market sales in given time period

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how do you calculate market share?

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total sales of business/total sales in a whole market x100

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what does market growth mean?

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shows whether or not the market is growing
- if market begins to shrink, the value of the market a business owns will also potentially decrease

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how to calculate market growth?

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new-old/old x100

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what does brand loyalty mean?

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when customers repeat purchase from the same business and would choose to buy from them over competitors regardless of the price due to satisfaction by other elements

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what does sunk costs mean?

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making an investment where you don’t receive a physical return or it takes a significant time

22
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what is an example of sunk cost?

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investing in a marketing campaign which isn’t successful

23
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what are internal influences on marketing objectives?

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  • finance
  • Human Resources (HR)
  • operations
  • existing market position
  • overall strategy and business objectives
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what does the finance department do?

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  • manages financial processes and decisions
  • controls income, expenditure and ensures effective business running with minimum disruptions
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what does the human resources (HR) department do?
- take care of employees - funding, hiring, training and supporting new employees
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what does the operations department do?
includes the production and use of a product or service in it you explore: - methods of production - stock management - capacity utilisation - patents
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what are external influences on marketing objectives?
- Political - Economical - Social - Technological - Legal - Environmental
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what is market size?
the total sales revenue made from selling all the products or services that a business has to offer over a year