Chapter 10 Flashcards
The marketing concept
- Find customers needs
- Develop profits to meet those needs
- Engage the whole company in efforts to satisfy customers
4, make profit
Marketing concept
Basic philosophy of satisfying customer needs while meeting organizational goals
Marketing strategy
Plan for performing 2 tasks
- selecting a target market
- developing market mix
Consumer market
Buyers who want product for personal use
Industrial market
Buyers who want product for use in making other products
Demographic segmentation
Divides market based on variables such as age, marital status, gender, ethic background L occupation, and education
Geographic segmentation
Divides market based on variables such as climate, region, population
Behavioral segmentation
Divides consumers based on attitude towards product, user status, usage rate
Psychographic segmentation
Classifies consumes bases on lifestyles
Marketing mix
Product
Price
Place
Promotion
Secondary data
Information already collected
Primary data
Newly collected data
Trademark
Identity legally used to protect a product from being copied
Brand
Symbol that differentiates a product from similar products on the market
Private branding
Company makes a product and sells it to retailer who in turn resells it under their name
Generic branding
Manufacturer attaches no branding information to a product except a description of its contents
manufacturer branding
Company sells one or more products under its own Brand names
Brand equity
Value of a Brand generates by a favorable consumer experience with a product
Brand loyalty
Consumer preference for a particular brow that develops over time based on satisfaction with a company’s products
Slimming pricing
Company starts off with the highest price that interested customers will pay
Penetration pricing
Charges a lower price to discourage competition and gain market share
Cost-based pricing
Pricing strategy that bases the selling price of a product on now much people are willing to pay for it
Demand -based pricing
Bases the price of a product on how much people are willing to pay for it
Target costing
Determines how much to invest in a product by figuring out now much customers will pay and subtracting amount for profit