3rd quarter exam (Entrep) Flashcards

1
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are your target market’s stated or silent problems.

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MARKET PROBLEM

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2
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It is the foremost and initial step in a scientific method for doing research to identify problem

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PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION RESEARCH

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This is an initial step in a scientific method for doing research to gather solution.

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PROBLEM SOLVING RESEARCH

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4
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Creating a market analysis helps you truly understand your target audience and the conditions of the market, which will inform your ability to create a successful service or product.

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MARKET NEED ANALYSIS

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5
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People who have already puchased
your product

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Existing customers

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6
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users are the people in your
market who are not currently looking for a solution.

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Target market

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7
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the people who have not yet
purchased your product but have an intention to buy

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Prospects

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8
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the feeling and impression in the consumers’ mind
of a brand’s total personality. CLASSIFICATION OF
MARKETING RESEARCH Problem-Identification Research

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Brand Image

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9
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describe attributes of the buyers in making decision connected in
purchasing a certain product. CLASSIFICATION OF
MARKETING RESEARCH Problem-Identification Research

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Market Characteristics

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10
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the estimated maximum total sales revenue of all
supplies of a product in a market throughout a certain period. CLASSIFICATION OF MARKETING RESEARCH Problem-Identification Research

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Market Potential

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11
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a portion of total sales volume in a market captured
by a brand, product or company CLASSIFICATION OF
MARKETING RESEARCH Problem-Identification Research

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Market Share

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12
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determining on how to transfer the product from the manufacturer to ultimate user. CLASSIFICATION OF MARKETING RESEARCH Problem-Solving Research

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Distribution Research

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13
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grouping customers by similar characteristics or similar
purchase behaviors. CLASSIFICATION OF MARKETING RESEARCH Problem-Solving Research

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Market Segmentation

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14
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determining the ideal price for the product. CLASSIFICATION OF MARKETING RESEARCH Problem-Solving Research

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Pricing Research

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15
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testing the new or revised products or completing test marketing. CLASSIFICATION OF MARKETING RESEARCH Problem-Solving Research

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Product Research

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16
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can be tangible, such as clothing or furniture, or intangible,
such as computer software.

17
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refers to activities that benefit a company without supplying tangible
products.

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business service

18
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is a piece of writing that conveys the features and benefits of a product, ranging from basic facts to stories that make a product compelling to an ideal buyer.

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product description

19
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refers to the set of actions, or tactics, that a company uses to
promote its brand or product in the market.

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marketing mix

20
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basic physical appearance which can be a service or idea
having precise specifications and is offered under a given/specified description or model number. LEVEL OF PRODUCTS

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Tangible Products

21
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includes the image and service features of a certain entity. It
gives emphasis on the tangible benefits that the customer will be getting from buying and selling. LEVEL OF PRODUCTS

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Augmented Product

22
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sale of the physical products from the manufacturer
to the consumer or ultimate user; tangible products. TYPE OF PRODUCTS

23
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physical products that are used over a long period of
time. TYPE OF PRODUCTS

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DURABLE GOODS

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physical goods that are quick and easily be
consumed or worn out. TYPE OF PRODUCTS

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NON- DURABLE GOODS

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intangible products that satisfaction can be measured in future preferences. TYPE OF PRODUCTS
Services
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Consumer rented facility of the sellers in a certain period. Example: Car or space rental TYPE OF PRODUCTS
Rented-goods services
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Repair and maintenance services rendered by the sellers to the products of the customer. Example: Laundry business, car wash. TYPE OF PRODUCTS
Owned-goods services
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Personal service on the part of the seller, most common are the expertise and profession of the seller. Example: Teacher will act as tutor; lawyer will act as legal consultant. TYPE OF PRODUCTS
Non-goods service
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These are goods and services destined/produced for the final consumer for personal, family, or household use. The use of the goods or services designates it as a consumer product
Consumer Products
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Convenience products Shopping products Specialty products
Consumer Products
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are goods or services purchased for use/consumption in the production/manufacturing of other goods or services, in the operation of a business or for resale to other customer.
Industrial Products
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refers to the tactics (or marketing activities) that we must satisfy customer needs and position our offering clearly in the mind of the customer.
marketing mix
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4 P’s OF MARKETING MIX The tangible item or the intangible service that the business firm offers for sale to prospective customers.
PRODUCT
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4 P’s OF MARKETING MIX The amount of money paid by the customer to the selling business firm so the customer can use the product.
PRICE
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4 P’s OF MARKETING MIX The provision of required information to prospective customers so that they are persuaded to buy.
PROMOTION
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4 P’s OF MARKETING MIX It makes the business company’s products available in the location and time required by buyers.
PLACE