Chapter 1: Overview of Marketing Flashcards

1
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Marketing

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The process of creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging valuable offerings for costumers

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Exchange

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Giving something in order to receive something

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5 Requirements of an Exchange

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1) 2 parties
2) Value for each party
3) ability to communicate/deliver
4) Ability to reject or accept
5) Desire

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Production Orientation

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Looking at internal ability of company instead of desire and need of costumer when making decisions (looks for things easy to produce)

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Sales Orientation

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Aggressive tactics and high sales= profit

All about selling and collecting

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What is the downside to the sales orientation?

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It doesn’t look at the wants and needs of costumers

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Market Orientation

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Perceived value (what the costumer thinks they are buying) is the most important thing. All about the costumer needs.

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How can you be successful in the market orientation?

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Diversification from competitors, execution of plans, and delivery to increase costumer satisfaction

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Societal Market Orientation

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Looking at producing products that are good for society as a whole. Also providing products that are sustainable.

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Empowerment

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ability of employees to make costumer experience solutions

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The firms business in sales vs. marketing orientation?

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Sales: in terms of good/service
Marketing: In terms of benefit costumer seeks

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Product direction in sales vs. marketing orientation?

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Sales: target the average
Marketing: targets specific people

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13
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Costumer Value

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Involves creating, communicating, and delivering a product positively

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14
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Who are the STAKEholders in a company?

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Customers Investors/shareholders Employees Community Society

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What are the two core activities in marketing?

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1) discovering costumer needs

2) Satisfying costumer needs

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Costumer Satisfaction

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The customers’evaluation of a good or service in terms of whether that good or
service has met their needs and expectations.

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Relationship Marketing

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A strategy that focuses on keeping and improving relationships with customers.

18
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Costumer Relationship Managment

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A company-wide business strategy designed to optimize profitability, revenue and customer satisfaction by focusing on highly defined and precise customer groups

19
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How can you achieve costumer relationship managment

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  • Organizing around customer segments
  • Establishing and tracking customer interactions
  • Fostering customer-satisfying behaviors
  • Linking company processes
20
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How can you achieve relationship marketing?

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Customer-Oriented Personnel
Effective Training Programs
Empowered Employees
Teamwork

21
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5 vital marketing activities

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1) Assess the wants and satisfaction of customers
2) Design and manage product offerings
3) Determine prices and pricing policies
4) Develop distribution strategies
5) Communicate with present and potential customers

22
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4 types of marketers?

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Companies
Political organizations
Governments
Individuals

23
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What 3 things are marketed?

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Products
Services
Ideas

24
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Who is marketed to? (3)

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Industrial buyers
Consumers
Ultimate users