Chapter 11 Flashcards

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What is core product (total product)?

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Products fundamental utility or main benefit.

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What are supplemental features (total product)?

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Provide added value or additional attributes.

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3
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What are symbolic and experiential benefits (total product)?

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Additional benefits gained only when using or experiencing the product to attaching symbolic meaning to it.

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What is a convenience consumer product?

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Cheap frequently bought, little effort.

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What is a shopping consumer product?

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Compare stores and brands, much effort, compare price/features/quality/service.

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What is a specialty consumer product?

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Unique characteristics, plan for purchase, no substitutes, considerable effort.

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What is an unsought consumer product?

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Sudden problem, unaware products exist, do not typically think of these.

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What are business products?

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Installations (facilities/ non-portable equipment), accessory equipment (for operations), raw materials (natural materials), component parts (identifiable parts in product).

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What are the OTHER business products?

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Process materials (unidentifiable parts), MRO supplies (maintenance, repair, operating items), business services (intangible like financial).

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10
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What are the things firms sell?

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Product item (specific, distinct vison), product line (group of related products), product mix (total group of products sold).

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What is width and depth of product mix?

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Width is number of product lines and depth is number of products in each product line.

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12
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What is product life cycle?

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Introduction, growth, maturity, decline.

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What is the introduction stage of product life cycle?

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Product first appears, sales start at zero, negative profits, large promotion expenses, large distribution expenses, high costs/risks, educate consumers, promote awareness, sales move toward break even.

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What is the growth stage of product life cycle?

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Sales rise rapidly, profits peak, competitors respond, promote to combat competition, need to differentiate, need to create unique positioning, reduce price after recouping costs, segment the market, find additional outlets.

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What is the maturity stage of product life cycle?

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Sales curve peaks, profits decline, intense competition, emphasize differences and improvements, weak competitors drop out, consumers are experienced and may loose interest, more advertisements and B2B efforts, adjust marketing strategy, consider going global, consider new packaging, generate cash flow, maintain market share, increase share of customers.

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What is the decline stage of product life cycle?

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Sales fall rapidly, loss of distinctiveness, consider pruning, cut promotional spending, cut unprofitable distributors, may phase out product, may liquidate inventory, may revitalize or reposition, may sell brand, keep if adds to product mix.

17
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What is the product adoption process?

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Awareness, interest, evaluation, trial, adoption.

18
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What are the types of consumer adopters?

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Innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority, laggards.

19
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What is product failure?

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80-90% of new products fail, firms fail to match product to consumer needs, observable advantages help products succeed.

20
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What is relative and absolute product failure?

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Relative is does not meet objectives, absolute is loses money.

21
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What is identifying products brand?

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Name, term, design, symbol, or other feature that identifies one seller’s product as distinct from those of other sellers.

22
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What is brand name and brand mark of identifying products?

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Name is part of brand that can be spoken (letters, words, #’s), mark is part of brand that is not made up of words such as symbol or design.

23
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What is trademark and trade name of identifying products?

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Trademark is legal designation of exclusive use of brand, trade name is full legal name of an organization.

24
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What is the value of branding for buyers?

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Indicates quality level, familiarity with brand, form of self-expression, brand communities.

25
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What is the value of branding for sellers?

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Signs that help create repeat customers, promotion of one item indirectly promotes other items within brand.

26
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What is brand equity and recognition of brand equity?

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Brand loyalty favorable attitude toward brand, brand recognition is awareness of brand existence views it as alternative purchase.

27
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Brand preference and insistence of brand equity?

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Preference is preference for one brand over competitors, insistence is strongly prefers and accepts no substitutes.

28
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What is manufacturer brands?

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Producer is involved in distribution, promotion, pricing (levis apple).

29
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What are private distributor brands?

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Grown considerably (Kirkland, great value).

30
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What are generic brands?

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Compete on basis of price and value, decreased over time (sugar, salt).

31
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What are brand extensions?

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When an organization uses a brand to brand a new product.

32
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What is co-branding?

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The use of two or more brands on one product.