B2B Flashcards
Difference between B2B and C2B
B2B doesnt require many buyers or customers. You can have a very limited amount of customers.
The utility of the product for the customers. Might need more specific or specialized utility offered in the product for the customers,
Key to successful marketing strategy
Adjusting marketing plan according to what market you are curently advertising
Different demands in the market that characterize the business
Derived - demand from industrial products derived from the demand of consumer products. Computer demand is high, services to create a computer is in demand.
Fluctuating demand - Studying trends and patterns in the consumer market. Downturns make for business opportunities. Seasonal changes in demand in clothes
Stimulating demand - Going for the end consumer and monitor final consumer markets. Stimulating demand through innovation
Difference between Transactional exchange and Collaborative
transactional is very limited and standardized. Communication is only needed to make the standardized system operatable.
Collaborative - more specialized or more introcate items needed. A higher personal touch and contact between two parties. Open to quick changes and specific request.
Whats switching cost
the total cost or switching supplier. All the investments you have already made. Specialized Equipment, procedures and proccesses.
Describe key accounts
Communication channel between seller and buyer.
Bowtie and Diamond
Bowtie more restricted and for more standardized products and special orders
Diamond - different actors working together where multiple departments work together.
what are value Drivers
Service, support and personal interactions. Suppliers know how and its ability to improve a customers time to market.
An activity or capability that adds worh to a product or service
Keys of a succesful high growth company
Segment a well defined customer group
Develop value that meets the group
Focus and retain profitable customers
Different business sectors
Commercial, insitutions and governments
Criteria for evaluating a good segment
Measurability
Accesabbility
substantiality
Responsiveness
Centralized and decentralized buyers
Centralized - Stress on long term supply availability and the development of a healthy supplier complex
Decentralized - Tend to emphazie short term cost efficiency
Types of buyers
Programmed - not price or service sensitive
Relationship buyers - value partnerships not price
Transactional - price is key but relations is good
Bargain hunters - Price sensitive in regards to importance of product
Different market entries and its hardships
Innovation focused - wants to be first in the market
Fast growing markets - constantly under competition competitors
Highly competetive - mature products in highly competetive markets
Methods of forecasting demand
Qualitative methods -
Executive method, top executives estimate future sales
Delphi method, panels of experts
Quantitative - time series and trend searching
Whats the ARA model
Actor bonds - social bonds, contracts, technical
Resource ties
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