Chapter 16 (lecture 3) Flashcards

1
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What is the diffusion of innovation?

A

The rate a new product spreads/is adopted in the marketplace (it difference among product categories)

  • It is S shaped
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What influences the diffusion of innovation?

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  • Advantage of the new product
  • Compatibility with beliefs/opinions and lifestyles
  • Perceived risk
  • Trialability
  • Availability
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3
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What are the different categories in the diffusion of innovation?

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  • Innovators
  • Early adopters
  • Early majority
  • Later majority
  • Laggards
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4
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What is the product life cycle?

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Also an S-curve, and this cycle is affected by several other factors as well:

  • repeat purchases
  • changes in consumer preferences
  • environmental changes
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5
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What are the steps in the product life cycle?

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  1. Introduction
  2. Growth
  3. Maturity
  4. Decline
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6
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What need managers to do during the (1) introduction phase?

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  • Creating awareness
  • Stimulating trial
  • Promotion and advertising
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7
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What need managers to do during the (2) growth phase?

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  • Stimulating WOM

- New market segments and brand extensions

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8
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What need managers to do during the (3) maturity phase?

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  • Reducing production and marketing costs
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9
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What need managers to do during the (4) decline phase?

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  • Harvesting
  • Bring costs to minimum
  • Rejuvenate the product or identifying a new market segment for it
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10
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What are the advantages of a brand name?

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  • Stored in customers’ memories
  • Provides promise or excellence
  • Increase trust
  • Willingness to pay for the name
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11
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What is a brand identity?

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Who are you?

It depends on the strength and nature of the associations that come to mind

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12
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What is brand meaning?

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What are you?

It depends on the strength and nature pf the image of the brand in terms of quality and performance

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13
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What are brand responses?

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Strong feelings, thoughts and reactions from consumers

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14
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What is brand relationship?

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The relationship between the brand an the consumers

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15
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What is brand resonance?

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A consumer’s intense and actively loyal relationship with a brand

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16
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What is brand equity?

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The value that a brand accrues based on the goodwill attached to associations with the brand

17
Q

What are brand extensions?

A

Different products with the same name (growth phase)

18
Q

What is cannibalization?

A

Sales of one product on the line may eat up or reduce sales of other products on the same line.

19
Q

What are acquisition strategies?

A

Focus on new customers

20
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What are retention strategies?

A

Focus on keeping current customers

21
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What are the most important things for the acquisition strategy?

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  • Attract new market segment

- Do trial pricing and offer a large discount on first use

22
Q

What are the most important things for the retention strategy?

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  • Increase consumption among current users

- Sell it in bulk packages

23
Q

What is channel length?

A

The number of intermediaries needed to get the product from manufacturer to consumer