Chapters 1-5 Flashcards

1
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Marketing

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process of creating, pricing, etc. goods, services and ideas

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2
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Target Market

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specific group of customers: demographics and psychographics

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3
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4 P’s

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Product, Place, Promotion, Price

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4
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Product

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goods, services, ideas

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5
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Place

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make products available in desired quantities

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6
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Promotion

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activities used to inform individuals about products

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7
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Purpose of promotion

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  • increase public and target market
  • educate customers
  • urge people to take a stance
  • help sustain interest
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8
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Price

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critical component of marketing mix

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9
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Value

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customer benefits - customer costs

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10
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Stakeholders

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customers, investors, government, etc

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11
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Marketing Environment

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  • competitive
  • economic
  • political
  • legal
  • technological
  • sociocultural
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12
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Production Orientation

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Second half of 19th Century. Industrial Revolution changed efficiency

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13
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Sales Orientation

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First half of 20th Century. New focus: sell product to buyers

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14
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Marketing Orientation

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Mid 20th Century. Develop strategic focus for new products

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15
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Customer Relationship Management

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using information about customers to create marketing strategies

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16
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Relationship Marketing

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long-term mutually beneficial relationships

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17
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Customer lifetime value

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predicts the net value for future relationships with a customer

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18
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Strategic Marketing Management

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process of planning, implementing and evaluating the performance of marketing activities

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19
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Strategic planning

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process of establishing a mission and creating goals

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20
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Corporate Identity

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unique symbols and personalities

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21
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Levels of strategic planning

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Mission statement > corporate strategy > business-unit strategy > marketing strategy > marketing mix

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22
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Corporate strategy

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concerned with corporate culture, diversification, etc

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23
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Strategic business unit (SBU)

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a division, product line, etc. within a parent company

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24
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Market share matrix

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product’s market growth rate and its market share are important

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25
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Stars

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product with dominant share of the marketing and good growth

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26
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Cash cows

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dominant share in market, low prospects for growth

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27
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Dogs

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decent share in market and low growth

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28
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Question Marks

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small share of growing market and require lots of cash to build market share

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29
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Market opportunity

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combination of circumstances that permit an organization to take action to reach a target market

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30
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SWOT Analysis

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Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats

31
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First mover advantage

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when a company is the first to obtain a product in the market

32
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Late mover advantage

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when a company enters the market late, achieving long-term advantages

33
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Marketing OBJECTIVE

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Statement of what is to be accomplished through activities

34
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Sales Analysis

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uses sales figures to evaluate performance

35
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Marketing PLAN

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Written document that specifies what activities will be performed

36
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Environmental Scanning

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Process of collecting information in marketing environment

37
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Environmental Analysis

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information gathered through scanning

38
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Monopoly

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when a company has virtually no competition

39
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Oligopoly

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when few sellers control the supply of a large proportion of a product

40
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Monopolistic competition

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when a firm has many competitors

41
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Pure competition

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large number of sellers, none able to influence price or supply
-doesn’t exist

42
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Business cycle

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Prosperity, recession, depression, recovery

43
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Prosperity

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low unemployment, high income

44
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Recession

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unemployment rises, buying power declines

45
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Depression

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unemployment is extremely high, wages are low

46
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Recovery

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economy moves back to prosperity

47
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Buying power

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resources, that can be traded in an exchange

48
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Disposable income

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after-tax income

49
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Discretionary income

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income available for spending and saving one has purchased basic necessity

50
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Political forces

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  • enactment of legislation

- legal decisions interpreted by courts through cases

51
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Federal Trade Commission

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Agency that regulates:

  • false advertising
  • misleading prices
  • deceptive packaging
52
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Better Business Bureau

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nongovernment, independent agencies supported by local businesses

53
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National Advertising Review Board

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self-regulatory unit that considers challenges to issues raised about ads

54
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Sociocultural forces

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culture, diversity

55
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Demographic Characteristics

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  • increasing market of retired baby boomers
  • Gen Y
  • growing hispanic/latino market
56
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Social Responsibility Pyramid

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Economic, Legal, Ethical, Philanthropic

57
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Cause-related marketing

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linking products to a social cause

58
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Strategic philanthropy

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use of organizational core competencies to achieve organizational and social benefits

59
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Sustainability

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potential for long-term well-being of the natural environment

60
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Consumerism

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Efforts to protect the rights of the consumer

61
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Product ethical issues

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marketers fail to disclose risks with a product

62
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Promotion ethical issues

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false ads

63
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Pricing ethical issues

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price fixing

64
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Distribution ethical issues

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manipulating product availability

65
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ETHICS

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Relates to individuals and group decisions

66
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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

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relates to total effects of marketing decisions on society

67
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Marketing research

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design, collection and reporting of information to help marketers solve issues

68
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Types of research

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Qualitative and Quantitative

69
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Exploratory research

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conducted to gather more information

70
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Conclusive research

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help make a final decision

71
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Descriptive Research

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used to clarify characteristics

72
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Experimental research

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allows marketers to make casual inferences about relationships

73
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Five steps of marketing research process

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1: Locate problems of research
2: design the product
3: collect data
4: interpret findings
5: report findings