Chapter 1 Slides Flashcards

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B2C marketing mix

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4 p’s

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Business marketing

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Strategic combination of many capabilities
Suppliers to business customer
Creation of a desired outcome

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B2B marketing mix concept

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Many mixed in play at many levels
Constant dynamic multidimensional
Strategies may skip a level
Value chain - consumer vs specifier

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B2B product concept

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Product as a thing
Product as idea or solution
Product as a total offering

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Marketing concept

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Success comes from understanding and meeting customer needs, focusing all efforts and resources to satisfy their expectations

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Differences in market structure

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B2B
Geographically concentrated
Few buyers
Oligopolistic competition

B2C
Geographically dispersed
Mass market
Many buyers
Monopolistic competition
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Differences in demand

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B2B 
Demand is derived indirect occurring downstream
Inelastic
Volatile
Demand is discontinuous 
B2C
Demand is direct 
Elastic
Much less volatile
More continuous and consistent
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Value chain

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The many networked company activities that are tied together to build a product for targeted consumers

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Bullwhip effect

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Nothing happens up channel until he consumer buys something
Up stream suppliers must forecast demand down at the consumer level
Forecast errors unexpected volatility cause big effects up stream

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Total offering

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The value chain builds each puzzle piece of the total offering

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Evaluated price

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Total cost of owning and using a product
Total offering affects the evaluated price by adding more elements
Value is independent of evaluated price

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