4.2 Marketing planning Flashcards

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4 elements of a marketing plan?

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  1. Objectives (SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant or Realistic, and Time-specific);
  2. Strategies (strategic plans how to achieve aims/objectives)
  3. Activities (possibly in Gantt chart, such as surveys, price promotions etc)
  4. Budget
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Limitation of marketing planning?

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Strategies and activities may become outdated as external environment changes rapidly;

Failure to set good priorities;

May be costly (time-consuming)

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Definition of marketing plan?

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An essential document with the main purpose to develop marketing strategies in order to achieve marketing objectives/aims.
A good marketing plan will also include planned activities and budgets.

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The purpose of 4Ps marketing mix?

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Product - Producing right product;
Price - Charged right price;
Place - Available at right place;
Promotion - Communicated through right channels.

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Marketing mix?

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Set of marketing tools that the firm uses to pursue its marketing objectives in the target market. Historically this concept is linked to 4P’s, although it should be understood as a broader concept.

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Market segment vs target market?

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Market segment is a sub-group of consumers with shared/similar characteristics in a given market;

Target market is a group of consumers with similar needs/wants, that were selected from the different market segments by the company in order to sell them their products.

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Mass market?

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=Undifferentiated marketing- Ignores existence of market segments and tries to sell without differentiation.

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Niche market

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Focuses on a narrow market segment

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Positioning/perception map?

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Tries to analyse how the company wishes its product to be positioned among competitor products and/or how consumers perceive their positioning. It is useful to see the gaps between thees two perspectives.

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Demographic segments?

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Differentiated by:
Age;
Religion;
Family characteristics;
Ethnic grouping.
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Geographic segments?

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Differentiated by:
Countries;
Regions;
Climatic conditions

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Psychographic segmentation?

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Differentiated by:
Social status;
Economic status;
Values.

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Benefits and limitations of market segmentation?

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The big picture, gaps and opportunities may become visible
Generation of ideas;
Designing products tailored to specific segment;

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3 Types of target marketing or targeting?

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  1. Undifferentiated of mass marketing
  2. Differentiated os segmented marketing
  3. Niche marketing
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Consumer profile

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Characteristics of consumers of a particular in different markets or market segments.
In order to understand their customers and make profiling easy, marketers often design resumes/CVs of imaginary or real consumers indicating the age, occupation, gender etc.

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Unique selling point (USP)?

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A feature that differentiates the product or the company form competing products. The purpose is to create the sense of uniqueness, quality and attract loyal customers.