Chapter 10 Flashcards
marketing
is the process through which organizations design, develop, and communicate the value of their products and/or services.
positioning
is the ability of an organization to develop a unique, credible, sustainable, and value place in the minds of our customers for its brand, products, and/or services.
segmentation
refers to determining the best way to divide the market in a manner that will result in a better understanding of potential customer needs, interests, preferences, attitudes, and behaviors.
primary sources of information
are those that an organization develops or utilizes to generate information specific to the organization and the products and services it offers.
secondary sources of information
are those that already exist and are available at no cost or on a fee basis; managers use these information sources to conduct research and draw conclusions.
target marketing
is the process whereby organizations determine which market segments represent the strongest clustering of potential customers who are most likely to purchase the product and who have the capacity to do so.
segmentation stretch
refers to expanding the focus of a product/service to similar and related market segments that share a positive affinity for the product/service offering.
cannibalism
is the reduction in sales of an existing product/service due to the launch of a new, similarly targeted product/service offering.
customer desertion
occurs when customers move to a competitive offering due to a change in brand or product communication message focus.
Marketing dynamic’s critical factors
are Market clarity and stability, customer analysis, competitor analysis, competitive advantage analysis and culture/business system analysis.