Chapter 10 Flashcards

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The marketing concept

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  1. Find customers needs
  2. Develop profits to meet those needs
  3. Engage the whole company in efforts to satisfy customers
    4, make profit
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Marketing concept

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Basic philosophy of satisfying customer needs while meeting organizational goals

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Marketing strategy

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Plan for performing 2 tasks
- selecting a target market
- developing market mix

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Consumer market

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Buyers who want product for personal use

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Industrial market

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Buyers who want product for use in making other products

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Demographic segmentation

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Divides market based on variables such as age, marital status, gender, ethic background L occupation, and education

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Geographic segmentation

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Divides market based on variables such as climate, region, population

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Behavioral segmentation

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Divides consumers based on attitude towards product, user status, usage rate

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Psychographic segmentation

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Classifies consumes bases on lifestyles

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Marketing mix

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Product
Price
Place
Promotion

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Secondary data

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Information already collected

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Primary data

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Newly collected data

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Trademark

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Identity legally used to protect a product from being copied

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Brand

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Symbol that differentiates a product from similar products on the market

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Private branding

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Company makes a product and sells it to retailer who in turn resells it under their name

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Generic branding

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Manufacturer attaches no branding information to a product except a description of its contents

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manufacturer branding

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Company sells one or more products under its own Brand names

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Brand equity

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Value of a Brand generates by a favorable consumer experience with a product

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Brand loyalty

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Consumer preference for a particular brow that develops over time based on satisfaction with a company’s products

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Slimming pricing

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Company starts off with the highest price that interested customers will pay

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Penetration pricing

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Charges a lower price to discourage competition and gain market share

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Cost-based pricing

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Pricing strategy that bases the selling price of a product on now much people are willing to pay for it

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Demand -based pricing

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Bases the price of a product on how much people are willing to pay for it

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Target costing

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Determines how much to invest in a product by figuring out now much customers will pay and subtracting amount for profit

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Prestige pricing
Setting a price artificially high to give the impression that product is high quality
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Distribution channels
Sell directly to customers Sell through an intermediary
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3 activities of physical distribution
Materials handing Transportation Warehousing
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Materials handling
Process of physically moving goods during production, warehousing, and distribution
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To reduce handling costs
Use automation Use just-in-time production
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Supply chain
Suppliers factory Manufacturers factory Warehousing Dealers outlet Customer
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Customer value triad
Quality Good service Fair price
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Promotion mix
Means by which companies communicate with customers
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Sales promotion
Company provides an incentive for potential customers to buy something
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Customer relationship management
Marketing strategy that focuses on information about current customers to nurture and maintain strong relationships with them
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Repeat customers
Are more profitable Spend more More likely to recommend a business
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Interruption marketing
Marketing that interrupts people to get their attention
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Product life cycle
Introduction Growth Maturity Decline
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Uncontrollable factors of external environment
Political Economic Competitive Technological Cultural
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The buying process
Need recognition Information search Evaluation Purchase Post-purchase evaluation