Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
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refers to an organization’s strategic and tactical decisions relating to its product/service offerings, pricing, distribution, and marketing communication efforts and approaches

A

marketing mix

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2
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brand ladder

A
  • ———–brand comitment
  • ———brand loyalty
  • —–brand preference
  • –brand awareness
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3
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refers to the ranking of products/services that purchasers develop for all the options available when making a purchase decision
○ I.e. willing to drive by several Timmies for a Starbucks coffee

A

predetermined purchase list

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4
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The ability to __________ ___________ _________ will enable us to minimize price as a major point of comparison, thereby reducing its influence on the decision-making process

A

effectively differentiate ourselves

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5
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the change in demand that is anticipates to occur at the various price points the organization is considering for its product and/or service

A

price elasticity

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6
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refers to the maximum price point that the customer is willing to pay for a product/service

A

consumer price threshold

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7
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key fundamentals to setting price

A

analyze your critical cost structure components
- understand your competitors cost structures
analyze the price elasticity that exists
- determine the degree of value proposition strength

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8
Q

represent the length of time required to recover, or earn back, the cost of an investment

A

payback period

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9
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refers to connecting directly with customers and handling the final sale of products/services and/or the delivery of services without the assistance of a channel intermediary

A

direct distribution

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10
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implies the use of a channel intermediary, such as a broker, wholesaler, or retailed, to facilitate the sales of a company’s products/services to its customers

A

indirect distribution

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11
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distribution systems that incorporate both direct and indirect distribution options within their distribution strategy

A

mixed distribution systems

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12
Q

products that are created by one company for sale by another company under this latter company’s own brand name

A

private label brands

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13
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refers to the incorporation of a number of different channel connections through which customers can purchase a P/S

A

multi-channel distribution

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14
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is a decision by an organization to distribute the P/S through as many locations or cannel outlets as possible

A

intensive distribution

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15
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goods purchased by customers on a regular basis, with minimum effort and little emotional connection (i.e. soda)

A

convenience goods

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16
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refers to a decision by an organization to sell its P/S through a limited number of channel intermediaries

A

selective distribution

17
Q

refers to a decision by an organization to offer its P/S though a single market representative

A

exclusive distribution

18
Q

inefficiencies within an organization’s marketing mix that result in margin erosion and loss of profit

A

profit leaks

19
Q

a focused message, driven by a well-defined and developed value proposition, that is targeted specifically at a defined audience
○ Refers to making sure you are communicating the right P/S value proposition components, to the right audience, at the right time, via the right message mechanism

A

message rifling

20
Q

All P/S go through a lifecycle of:

A
development
introduction
growth
maturity
decline
21
Q

Length of maturity of P/S is determined by ability to

A

stimulate repeat purchases

22
Q

Success within the lifecycle of a P/S comes down to : (3 steps)

A

possessing an effective positioning strategy
backed by a successful marketing effort
formulated around a meaningful value proposition (in the eyes of customers)

23
Q

refers to the tendency for expenses associated with the organization’s various cost lines to rise due to inflationary pressures, union negotiated contracts, and so on

A

expense creep