6 - Marketing Concepts Flashcards

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What is a marketing strategy?

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  • The plan utilized to implement or achieve the marketing goals
  • Determine the needs, wants, and demands of a specific group of consumers
  • Focus is on the target market
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Describe the marketing process (5 points)

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  1. Customer needs and wants
  2. Customer driven strategy
  3. Marketing program
  4. Relationship building
  5. Value from customers and profit
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Describe needs

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  • Basic requirement
  • Considered to be essential for survival
  • Ex: food, water, shelter, clothing, insurance, healthcare, education
  • Products or services that are always purchased
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Describe wants

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  • Not essential for survival
  • Product or service that is desired but not required for survival
  • Ex: cellphone, computer, TV, Starbucks, eating out
  • Shaped by culture, individual personality, and marketing programs
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Describe demands

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  • Wants combined w/ buying power
  • Want/ need supported by the ability to purchase (desire to have and can afford to buy)
  • Ex: expensive watch/ phone vs. less expensive counterpart
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What is customer driven marketing?

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Marketing of products or services that meet the demands and needs of a specific customer set

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What are examples of psychographic market segmentation

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  • Lifestyle
  • Personality,
  • Interests
  • Values
  • Attitudes
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What should you determine when deciding your target market?

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  • Defining your main market segment that you will be focusing on
  • Needs or expectations
  • Shopping preferences
  • Growth potential
  • Nature of market and organization
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What is customer driven strategy?

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  • Focuses on meeting the needs of the target market
  • Differentiate products/ services or quality of service from competitors
  • Promises to the consumer that your organization can deliver
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What is a market analysis?

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  • Specific, focused review of the market potential

- Usually completed prior to starting a new business

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What can market research help with?

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  • To design a focused marketing plan based on the research and learn about competitors (what potential customers like/ dislike about them)
  • Who your potential customers are (age, gender, income), where they are, and what they need
  • Identify changes in demand, opportunities, and threats
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Describe marketing myopia

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  • Sellers pay more attention to the specific products they offer than to the benefits and experiences produced by the products
  • Focus on “wants” and lose sight of “needs” of customers
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Purpose of a marketing program?

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  • Delivers value to the targeted customer

- Builds customer relationships

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4 P’s of marketing?

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  • Product (needed by the consumer)
  • Price (cost or value to consumer)
  • Place (availability to consumer)
  • Promotion (communication to consumer)
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Define product

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  • Good, service, or experience that will satisfy a buyer’s need or demand
  • Offered for sale
  • Meets requirements of target market
  • Profitable and relevant to the consumer
  • Can be tangible (goods) or intangible (service) or combination of both
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What are consumer products and what are the types?

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  • Purchased by consumer for personal use

- Ex: convenience, shopping, specialty, and unsought products

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Define convenience products

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Consumer product that the individual usually buys frequently, immediately, and w/ minimum comparison and buying effort

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Define shopping products

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Consumer product that people, in the process of selection and purchase, characteristically compare on bases such as suitability, quality, price, and style

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Define specialty products

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Consumer product w/ unique characteristics or brand identification for which a significant group of buyers is willing to make a special purchase effort

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Define unsought products

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Consumer product that the consumer either doesn’t know about or knows about but doesn’t normally think of buying

21
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What is a business product?

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Purchased by a business for use in that business

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What is a brand?

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Name, term, sign, symbol, design, or combination of these that identifies the maker/ seller of a product/ service

23
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Purpose of branding?

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  • Adds value to a product

- Differentiates your product or organization

24
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What are some external factors that affect pricing?

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  • Market and demand
  • Competition
  • Economic environment
25
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What are some internal factors that affect pricing?

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  • Marketing objectives
  • Marketing mix strategy
  • Product cost
  • Product differentiation
26
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What are the options for determining pricing?

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  • Cost-based pricing
  • Value-based pricing
  • Market-based / competitive pricing
27
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Describe cost-based pricing

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Fixed sum or % added to the total cost of the product = selling price

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Describe value-based pricing

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  • Based on consumers perception of value

- Ideal customer and values + next best alternative + unique features of product = value-based pricing

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Describe market-based pricing

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  • Based on what competitors are selling the same or similar product for
  • Prices are set at, above, or below what competition is charging
30
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What is the difference between advertising and promotion?

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  • Promotion = communicating info to a customer in an attempt to influence them to buy a product and/ or service (ex: coupons, rebates, free samples, social media campaign)
  • Advertising = specific action to promote a product or service (ex: magazine ads, billboards, TV or radio commercials)
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Describe direct marketing

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Tracks customer behaviour in order to provide specific marketing to specific customers