CHAPTER 2 Flashcards
Pertain to all the support services and institutions, typically involved in logistics and communications.
Marketing Intermediaries
Distribution channels, such as stores and middlemen, shipping and trucking services, and advertising and media outlets.
Marketing Intermediaries
These are the people that have ownership over the firm.
SHAREHOLDERS
Can exercise direct influence on operations, whether welcome or not.
SHAREHOLDERS
All groups that have a stake in the firm’s operations, including all of the above entities.
STAKEHOLDERS
Lesser Influence
STAKEHOLDERS
Immediate Neighborhood, local governments, civic groups, and advocacies.
STAKEHOLDERS
The one that is met with the most hostility or, at the least, with caution or circumspection.
COMPETITORS
Exists to steal market share from one’s firm or even destroy one’s business altogether.
COMPETITORS
Seeks to explain competitive pressures within an industry.
PORTER’S FIVE FORCES MODEL
Pertains to actual and direct competition that occurs between competing firms in the industry.
INDUSTRY RIVALRY
Suppliers can make or break a firm.
BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS
This threat is a function of how great the barrier to entry is to compete in the industry.
THREAT OF POTENTIAL ENTRANTS
It is said that while competitors can make a firm’s life miserable, it is the ________ that can actually kill it.
SUBSTITUTES
Directly under the control and domain of the firm’s management.
INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT