Chapt 1 Flashcards

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What is marketing?

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Process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging products and values with others.

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2
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What are needs?

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Emerge from a state of felt deprivation

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3
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What are wants?

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the specific form taken by a need

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What are demands?

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the desire for a specific product coupled with intent to buy

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What are products?

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Anything offered for exchange to satisfy a need/want

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What is exchange?

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The act of obtaining desired products by offering something in return

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What are transactions?

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actual term of exchange - specific times, prices, place, etc.

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8
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What is a market?

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the set of actual and potential buyers of a product

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9
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What is micromarketing?

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A narrow and focused view, from a company point of view, applies to profit/non profit

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What is macromarketing?

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Broader view, view as a social process that matches supply with demand, focused on society’s concerns not individual companies.

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What’s an example of micromarketing

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amazon competing with walmart

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12
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What’s an example of macromarketing

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increasing consumers awareness of the environment

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13
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What is utility?

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A value that comes from satisfying human needs

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14
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What’s the production concept?

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availability and affordability

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What’s the product concept?

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quality and features

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16
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What’s the selling concept?

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aggressive promotions, sales, supply > demand

17
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What’s the marketing concept?

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customer needs, satisfaction

18
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What’s the societal marketing concept?

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society’s well-being, consumers needs and wants, company profits

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What are the 4 P’s of the Marketing Mix?

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Product, Pricing, Promotion and Place

20
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What is CRM (customer relationship management)?

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it cost 5-10 times more to attract new customers than to keep a current, must be concerned with lifetime value of customer.
Key is to attract, retain and grow customers