5.1 Marketing Flashcards

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What are the 4Ps in the marketing mix?

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  1. Product
  2. Price
  3. Promotion
  4. Place
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Give 4 reasons why it is important to identify customer needs?

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  • For more sales
  • To select the correct marketing mix
  • To avoid costly mistakes
  • To operate competitively in the market
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What is market segmentation?

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Market segmentation is when people within a market are divided into different groups

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How are markets segmented?

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Markets are segmented based on characteristics like gender, age, location and income

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Why do businesses use market segmentation?

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To identify their target market and tailor the marketing mix (product, place, price and promotion) towards them and make it more suitable for them

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What is the drawback of market segmentation?

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It generalises a population based on their characteristics

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What information is collected during market research?

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During market research, information on the following is collected (as it may help a business with decision making):
* Demand of a product or service
* Competition within the market
* Target Market

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Give 3 reasons why businesses collect information on demand during market research?

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  • To get a better insight into their customers
  • To see how many sales a product could generate
  • To maximise profit OR avoid costly mistakes by making too much
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Why is it important for a business to collect information on the competiton during market research?

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To help understand and prepare the business with the major threats in a market, such as another businesses’ product or pricing

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Give 3 reasons why it is important for a business to collect information about the target market during market research?

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  • To help understand their customer’s wants and needs
  • To create targeted marketing
  • To identify a gap in the market
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What is qualitative research?

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Qualitative research is information on opinions and views

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What is quantitative research?

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Quantitative research is information that can be measured or quanitified

i.e. “How many pizzas do you eat per week?”

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What is primary research?

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Primary research is first hand market research that is done directly by you or the business

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Give 4 examples of primary research methods

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  • Questionnaires
  • Surveys
  • Interviews
  • Focus groups
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What are the two benefit of primary research?

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  • It is up to date
  • It is tailored to the needs of the business
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What is the advantage of using questionnaires & surveys

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They are quick and cheap

17
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What is the disadvantage of using questionnaires

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The questions are very restrictive

18
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What is the advantage of interviews and focus groups?

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You gain detailed responses and opinions

19
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What is the disadvantage of interviews and focus groups?

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  • Time Consuming
  • Expensive
20
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What is the advantage of focus groups over interviews?

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It is faster as you are collectively interviewing several people rather than individually

21
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What is the disadvantage of focus groups over interviews?

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Quiter people do not get their opinions heard

22
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What is secondary research?

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Secondary research is research that has been performed by other organisations or people

23
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Give 3 examples of secondary research

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  • Internet research
  • Printed press
  • Government Reports
24
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List three benefits of using secondary research

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  • It is cheaper
  • It is instantly accessible and faster
  • It is more expansive as it gives access to a wider range of data
25
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List 2 drawbacks of using secondary research

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  • Not specifically tailored to your product or needs
  • May be out of date