bsm 100 final Flashcards

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What is a market?

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potential customers who have the willingness and resources to buy a product

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What is marketing?

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A way to build a relationship between a customer and a product

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What is every business goal?

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long term profits

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Timeline of the evolution of marketing

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  1. production era
  2. sales era
  3. marketing concept era
  4. marketing orientation era
  5. social media marketing era
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marketing strategy definition

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where are you going and how will you get there?

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marketing plan definition

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who is your audience and how will you reach them?

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STP Plan (Marketing)

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segmentation, targeting, positioning

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Consumer Markets (B2C)

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products for personal consumption

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Business Markets (B2B)

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products used to produce other products

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B2C Segmentation

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GooDPUB:
geography, demographic, psychological, usage, benefits desires

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B2B Segmentation

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  1. geographic
  2. customer
  3. size/type
  4. product use
  5. needs buying situation
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4 P’s of Marketing

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product, price, place, promotion

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B2C Target Market Considerations

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size, affordability, profitability, accessibility, limited competition

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Product life cycle definition

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evolution of sales and profits of a category of products

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product life cycle negatives

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  1. is a theoretical model so the predictive power is limited
  2. decision making can be flawed if the model is flaws
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Product life cycle positives

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reliable, provides information about the market, decision making is based on market data

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Four stages of the product life cycle

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  1. introduction
  2. growth
  3. maturity
  4. decline
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What comes before the first stage of the product life cycle

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development and research

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Product adoption life cycle definition

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customers self-segregate based on level of risk aversion. follows the product life cycle

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5 communities of production adoption life cycle

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  1. innovators (risk-immune)
  2. early adopters
  3. early majority
  4. late majority
  5. laggards (risk-averse)
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who is apart of the early market

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innovators and early adopters

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who is apart of the mainstream market

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early and late majority

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20
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what is cost-based pricing based on

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profit margin desired

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what is value pricing based on

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value perception of customers

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what is competition based pricing based on
price competitors or alternatives
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what is the skimming prices strategy
prices a new product high in order to recover research and development costs and make as much profit while there is little competition
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penetration price strategy
to get as much market share as possible
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4 types of promotion
1. advertising 2. public relations 3. direct marketing 4. personal selling
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push strategy
convince wholesalers and retailers to stock and sell the product
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pull strategy
promotions to encourage consumers to request the product
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accounting definition
a system for recognizing, organizing, analyzing, and reporting information about financial transactions that affect an organization
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basic financial statements
income statement and balance sheet
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what is an income statement
summarizes a firm's operations over a given period of time in terms of profit and loss
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what is revenue
sales of products and services
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what is cost of sales
the expense of making the product
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what are operating expenses
the costs involved in operating a business
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gross profit equation
revenue minus cost of sales
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balance sheet definition
statement of financial position, shows what the company owns, owes, and what is leftover for shareholders equity. assets and liabilities must balance
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what are assets
what a company owns
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what is accounts receivable
sold on credit but have not been paid yet
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inventory of finished goods
can be quickly converted to cash. inventory is ready to be sold
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current assets
cash, accounts receivable, inventory of finished goods
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long term assets
equipment, patents, accumulated depreciation. anything the company OWNS for more than a year
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accumulated depreciation
money accumulated overtime and kept in a depreciation fund then used to buy new equipment
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liabilities
what a company owes
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current liabilities
debts that the firm will pay within a year
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long term liabilities
debts that the firm will pay in more than a year
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what is shareholders equity
shares and stocks, retained earnings
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accused expenses
expenses accumulated overtime. included on the liabilities side of balance sheet
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debt financing
borrowing with periodic repayment
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equity financing
selling a stake in your company
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crowd funding
unknown individuals who believe in you and want to pre-purchase your products/services
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what is social responsibility
the obligation of a business to contribute to society
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what is social entrepreneurship
when entrepreneurs take action to create a new social equilibrium by improving social conditions
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two approaches behind corporate responsibility
strategic and pluralist approach
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what is a strategic approach
management's primary orientation be toward shareholder profits
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pluralist approach
management has the responsibility to optimize profits without affecting employees, supplies, or community
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sustainable operations
meeting today's needs without compromising the ability to meet tomorrow's needs
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what is the triple bottom line
people, profits, and planet
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3 forms of business ownership
sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation
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types of partnerships
general, limited, and limited liability
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what is a general partnership
all partners have the right to participate equally and have shared unlimited liability
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what is a limited partnership
one general partner ad one limited partner, who has limited liability
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limited liability partnership
all partners are actively involved but they have varied limited liability
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3 launch business options
1. starting from scratch 2. buying an established business 3. buying a franchise
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what is franchising
operation option. uses the brand name, trademark, and practices of the business