chapter 15 Flashcards

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what does a good launch plan consist of?

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  1. customer analysis
  2. competitive analysis
  3. company analysis (4 ps)
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explain cost based pricing

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price = cost to make the product + a bit of extra

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3
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explain performance based pricing

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price depends on how much value the product gives to the customer

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4
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explain product line pricing

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setting different prices for various products within the same line

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5
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explain perceived value pricing

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price based on how good customers think your product is compared to competitors

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explain freemium and premium

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basic version is free but customers pay for extra features

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7
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explain complementary pricing

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one product is cheap to get you to buy a related product thats more expensive

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explain subscription pricing

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customers pay regularly to use the product or service

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9
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3 types of selection of distribution

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  1. direct
  2. indirect
  3. omnichannel
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explain direct distribution

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right to customer

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pros of direct distribution

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more control, higher margins

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cons of direct distribution

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higher marketing and transaction costs

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13
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explain indirect distribution

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presence of middlemen like retailers and distributors to sell

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pros of indirect distribution

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lower marketing and transaction costs

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cons of indirect distribution

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less control

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16
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explain omnichannel distribution

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mix of both direct and indirect methods

17
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what is assumption made in go to market testing

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using search engine ads (ex, google ads) is the most cost-effective way to attract customers

18
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what does go to market testing test?

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tests if you can do this without spending money on ads. looks at which test should be done first, cost based? increased engagement based?

19
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what type of selling is not scalable?

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what should you do for scaling sales and marketing regarding sales strategy?

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learn the founders sales process and turn it into a step by step guide (playbook) for future sales reps

21
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what should you do for scaling sales and marketing regarding CAC and customer relations?

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keep CAC low and keep customer relations high

22
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examples of promotion

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  1. paid ads
  2. physical signage
  3. blog
  4. social media influencer partnerships
  5. KPI metrics to track
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examples of KPIs

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  1. CAC
  2. market share
  3. customer satisfaction
  4. conversion rates
  5. customer retention rate
  6. net promoter score
  7. revenue growth
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stages of test marketing

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  1. product development
  2. testing phases
  3. market testing
  4. marketing plan integration
  5. final national launch
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explain product development
-product concept -prototypes (R&D prototype vs production prototype) -final product
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what is R&D prototype?
functionality based
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what is production prototype?
polished version
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what are the tests in the testing phase
- concept test - product use test - marketing components test
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explain concept testing
checks if an idea appeals to audience
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explain product use test
ensures the product works and meets user needs
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explain market component testing
evaluates target audience, demand, competition, pricing, distribution, and trends to assess a product's market viability. - ad copy, pricing, promo strategies
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explain market test
product + market tests to stimulate real world launch on a small scale
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explain marketing plan integration
aligns messaging, channels, and departments to deliver a cohesive strategy - audience, product positioning, price, promo, distribution, packaging
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give some examples of the pre launch activity of pre-announcements
press release, SM campaigns, leaks, previews, sales training
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what are some ways to launch a product?
1. geographic rollout 2. launch with little promo at a retail store to see how it does 3. launch management system --> what would be a problem and how could others respond?
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what things could be done in a launch management review
1. spot problems 2. track ATAR and customer satisfaction 3. prioritize a few problems 4. contingency plans 5. track and trigger points 6. CAC 7. awareness 8. sales increases