Ch3 Flashcards

1
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What is the analysis of 3Cs ?

A

-Customers.
-Competitors, and
- the Company

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2
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What is the STP marketing experts ?

A
  • Segmentation.
  • Targeting.
  • Positioning.
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3
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In Market Analysis you should look at overall size and growth of
1 ….
2 ….
3 ….

A

1- the market .
2- the margins and profit potential, and .
3- the levels and trends affecting the market.

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4
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– Who are the customers in that market in terms of demographics and psychographics?
– What needs or problems do they have?
– What are the jobs-to-be-done from the customer’s perspective?
…… ………. Analysis

A

Customer Needs Analysis

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5
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– Identification and analysis of competitors.
– Analysis of competitors’ strengths and weaknesses.
– Understanding opportunities for differentiation and competitive advantage.
……. Analysis

A

Competitor Analysis

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6
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– Identify the organization’s strengths in terms of
* its current brand positioning and image, and
* the resources the organization has.
– Examining the organization’s limitations or constraints.
– Understand how an organization’s values shape the way it does business.

This is ?
Competitor Analysis
Customer Needs Analysis
Company Analysis

A

Company Analysis

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7
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…………. is Dividing the population of possible customers into groups.

A

Segmentation

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8
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A market segment is composed of a group of buyers who share ?
1-
2-
3-
4-

A

1-common characteristics -خصائص مشتركة
2-needs .
3-purchasing behavior .
4-consumption patterns , انماط استهلاك

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9
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In Segmentation the variables that can form the base of grouping are ?
1-
2-
3-
4-

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1- demographic
2- geographic
3- psychographic
4- behavioral

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10
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Understanding segment(s) that would most likely be interested in the service, and focus on how to serve them well.

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Targeting

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11
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The unique place that the firm and/or its service offerings occupy in the minds of its consumers.

A

Positioning

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12
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…………is the first step toward creating a
unique positioning for a service.

A

Differentiation

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13
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……….. …….. …………. Focuses on what customers truly want in a service and close to multi-attribute decision models

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Needs-based segmentation

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14
Q

Give me example for
Many Number of Markets Served and Narrow Number of Service Offerings ?

A

Starbucks
Service focused

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15
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Give me example for
many number of markets served and Wide Number of service offerings

A

Supermarket
Unfocused (everything for everyone)

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16
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Give me an example
4 few number of market served and Wide number of service offerings

A

B2B
Market focused

17
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Positioning strategy:

A

– creating,
– communicating
– maintaining distinctive differences.

18
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Positioning Principles (Jack Trout):

A

A company must establish a position in the minds of its targeted customers.

19
Q

Positioning maps are tools to

A

visualize competitive positioning along key aspects of its services marketing strategy.

map developments over time,

– develop scenarios of potential competitor responses.

20
Q

Basic elements to writing a good positioning statement:

A

1-Target audience
2-Frame of reference
3-Point of difference
4-Reason to believe

21
Q

………… proof that the brand can deliver
the benefits that are promised.

A

Reason to believe

22
Q

the most compelling benefit offered by the brand that stands out from its competition.

A

Point of difference

23
Q

the specific group(s) of people that the brand wants to sell to and serve.

A

Target audience

24
Q

the category that the brand is
competing in

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Frame of reference