8. Strategies for products and markets Flashcards

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What is market research?

A

The systematic gathering, recording and analysing of data about problems relating to the marketing of goods and services

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What are examples of field research?

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Questionnaires
Internet surveys
Interviews
Observations
Trial testing

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3
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Issues to consider with field research?

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Costly
Honesty of responses
Closed questions do not provide the why

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4
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What are examples of desk research?

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Existing company records
General economic data

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5
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What is market positioning map?

A

Giving a product a place relative to its competitors on factors such as quality, price, image

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What is the marketing mix?

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Set of controllable marketing variables that a firm blends to produce its response to target the market

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7
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What are the 7ps? (for services)

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Product
Promotion
Place
Price
People
Process
Physical evidence

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Brand positioning

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Economy brands
Bargain brands
Premium brands
Cowboy brands

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9
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Cowboy brands

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Over-priced for quality of product

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Economy brands

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Low price and acceptable quality

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Premium brands

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High price for high quality

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12
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Bargain brands

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Low price yet good quality

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13
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Push promotion

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Ensuring products are available to purchase where and when the customer requires

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14
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Pull promotion

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Marketing variables to persuade customer to purchase

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15
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What are the key factors to be considered when selecting a pricing strategy?

A

Costs
Customers
Competition
Corporate objectives

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16
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What are the different pricing strategies?

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Price skimming
Penetration
Price discrimination
Perceived quality
Going rate
Cost plus pricing

17
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What is price elasticity of demand?

A

Degree to which demand is affected by changes in the selling price

% of demand / % of price

18
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Inelastic means?

A

Little change in demand when price changes

19
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Elastic means?

A

Bigger change in demand when price changes

20
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Perfectly inelastic?

A

Demand does not change when price does

21
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Perfectly elastic?

A

If price changes above a certain amount all demand evaporates

22
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Unitary elasticity?

A

% in price increases whilst % in volume decreases

23
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Giffen goods model

A

Looks at income effect of price changes in staple products

24
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Veblen goods model?

A

Veblen goods are bought to show off so higher price makes them more desirable

25
Q

What does an overall marketing strategy consist of?

A

Analysis - market research (field or desk)

Choice - use market segmentation to identify customers to supply

Implementation - develop marketing mix (using 4ps for products, or 7ps for services)

26
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What are the 4 p’s for products?

A

Cost
Competitors
Customers
Corporate objectives

27
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