chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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what is marketing?

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Providing a good or service to satisfy consumer needs & wants

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2
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find a need and what?

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fill it

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3
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in the past what did marketing focus on?

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helping the seller sell, in advertising & distribution from seller to buyer.

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4
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what marketing focus on today?

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helping the buyer buy.

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5
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when was the production era?

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up to early 1900s

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when was the selling era?

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1920s–1950s

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7
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when was the marketing era?

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1950s+

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8
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what does market research want to find out?

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if a need exists

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9
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what is distribution?

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getting product to the customer

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10
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what are some things in the marketing process?

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  • Market research to find out if a need exists
  • Design a product to meet need
  • Distribution
  • Establishing a relationship with the customer
  • Promoting product, & dealing with complaints & establishing customer relationships
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11
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in the marketing concept, what is the 3 part philosophy?

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(1) a customer orientation (2) a service orientation

(3) a profit orientation

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12
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organizations with a market orientation engage in what?

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customer relationship management (CRM) –

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13
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what is CRM? (market orientation era)

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process of building LT customer relationships by delivering customer value & satisfaction.

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14
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what is a cost effective way for firms to grow in competitive markets?

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Retaining customers or managing entire customer life cycle

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what does market orientation focus on?

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  • collecting info about competitors and customers
  • sharing info through organization
  • using info to create value, ensure customer satisfaction and develop customer relationships
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16
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what does the social media marketing era involve?

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building communities or networks, encouraging participation & engagement.

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17
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what are social networking sites?

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Common tools (platforms) used by both consumers & companies

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18
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what do charities use marketing for?

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raise funds for combating world hunger

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19
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what do environmental groups use marketing for?

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to try to cut carbon emissions

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20
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why do churches use marketing?

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to attract new members & raise funds

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21
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what are the elements in marketing mix?

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product, price, place, promotion

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22
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what is product in the marketing mix?

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any physical good, service, or idea that satisfies a want(need) & enhances the product in consumers’ eyes, i.e. brand, quality

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23
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what is a brand name?

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a word, device (design, shape, sound, or colour), or combination of these used to distinguish a g &s from competitors.

24
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what is price in marketing mix?

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money or other consideration exchanged for ownership or use of a g & s

25
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what is place in marketing mix?

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location, product availability

26
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what is promotion in marketing mix?

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communication methods to motivate customer purchase: advertising, personal selling, public relations & sales promotions (coupons & samples).

27
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what is the MR process?

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1) Define issue
2) Collect data
3) Analyze information
4) Choose what to do with info

28
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what are primary sources of MR info?

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• Survey
• Personal interview
Focus Group
• Observation

29
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what are secondary sources of MR info?

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  • Newspapers
  • Internal Sources
  • Company Directories • Trade Sources
  • Periodicals
30
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what are the uses of MR?

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To Analyze:

Customer Needs/Satisfaction Markets & Opportunities Effectiveness of Strategy/Tactics Goal Achievement

31
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what are the guidelines for MR?

A

Clarify research objectives/stay on target.
• Decide whether you will do the research or use a
professional researcher.
• Make certain questions are directed to objectives.
• Ask fo rrelevant information

32
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what does crest stand for?

A
  • Competitive Environment
  • Regulatory (Legal)
  • EconomicEnvironment
  • Social Environment
  • Technological Environment
  • Global Environment (international trade)
33
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what is B2C?

A

consumer market consists of all individuals or households that want goods and services for personal consumption or use & have resources to buy them.

34
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what is B2B?

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consists of all individuals & organizations that want goods & services to use in producing other goods and services or to sell, rent, or supply goods to others. (MANIFACTURERSM, RETAILERS)

35
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why must companies first decide which groups to serve?

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B/c consumers differ greatly (age, education, income, tastes & preferences)

36
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what is market segmentation?

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Dividing total market into several groups whose members have similar characteristics

37
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what is target marketing?

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selecting which groups (market segments) an organization can serve profitably

38
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in the business to business market, what are the customers and size of business like?

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customers is relatively few & size of business customers is relatively large.

39
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what buying process do B2B markets use?

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rational buying process, geographically concentrated

40
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what are B2B sales like?

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sales tend to be direct, with more emphasis on personal selling.

41
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what is geographic segmentation?

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Dividing the market by geographic area

42
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what is demographic segmentation?

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Dividing the market by age, income & education level

43
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what is psychographic segmentation?

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Dividing the market according to personality or lifestyle (activities, interests, and opinions).

44
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what is behavioural segmentation?

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Dividing the market based on behaviour with or toward a product.

45
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what is mass marketing?

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developing products & promotions to please large groups of people resulting in little market segmentation

46
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what is niche marketing?

A

process of finding small but profitable market segments & designing or finding products for them.

47
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what is one to one (individual) marketing?

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developing a unique mix of goods & services for each individual customer.

48
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what is product positioning?

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place an offering occupies in customers’ minds on important attributes relative to competitive products.

49
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what is a positioning statement?

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expresses how a company wants to be perceived by customers, useful in establishing a product’s position relative to that of its competitors.

50
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what does building marketing relationships do?

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leads away from mass production & toward custom-made goods & services.

51
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what is the goal of building market relationships?

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to keep individual customers over time by offering new products that meet their exact requirements.

52
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what is ethnic marketing?

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Combinations of mktg mix that reflect unique attitudes, race or ancestry, communication preferences & lifestyles of ethnic Canadians.

53
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what is green marketing?

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Green marketing refers to the process of selling products and/or services based on their environmental benefits.

54
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what are psychological influences?

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perception, attitudes, learning, motivation

55
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what are situational influences?

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type of purchase, social surroundings, physical surroundings, previous experience

56
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what are sociocultural influences?

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reference groups, family, social class, culture, subculture