chapter 1 Flashcards
What is marketing?
creating, distributing, promoting, and pricing goods, services, and ideas to make favorable relationships with customers and stakeholders in a dynamic environment
Aspects of marketing-mix
product, price, promotion, distribution
What are the marketing environmental forces?
economic, political, competitive, legal, technological, sociocultural
What is a target market?
specific demographic for a product
What is supply chain management?
maintaining flow of products through physical distribution activities
What is the product goal?
researching customers’ needs/wants and designing a product that satisfies them and being open to changing it (ex. warranties)
What is the promotion goal?
used to inform or persuade to create a desirable response
What is the price goal?
decisions associated with pricing objectives, policies, and product prices (most flexible variable in marketing mix)
What is the distribution goal?
keeping inventory, transportation, and storage costs as efficient as possible while making products available to as many customers as possible
Customer value =
customer benefit - customer cost
What are nonmonetary costs?
time, risk, and effort
Who are stakeholders?
customers, employees, investors/shareholders, suppliers, governments, communities, competitors
What is the marketing concept (philosophy)
customer satisfaction while allowing business to achieve goals
4 steps for an exchange
- two or more people participate and each possess
something of value that the other party desires - exchange should provide satisfaction to both parties
- each party must have confidence/trust in each other
- parties in exchange must meet each their expectations (build trust)
Things of value
money, credit, labor goods, services, ideas