CONSUMER MARKETING STRATEGY Flashcards

1
Q

the perceptions, value system, or religion of these groups
influence their buying behavior.

A

Cultural Factor

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2
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it refers to the relationship of consumers to the society. An
example the consumer usually buys according to his/her belonging or social
class.

A

Social Factor

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3
Q

this factor refers to the personal characteristics of the buyer.
A personal characteristic refers to age, income, occupation and lifestyle.

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Personal Factor

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4
Q

this one refers to the perceptions, beliefs and attitudes
of consumers. Their experiences commonly applied to the products that they
bought or about to buy.

A

Psychological Factor

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5
Q

is usually defined
as scientific investigation. It
about collecting data,
presentation, analysis and
interpretation of data gathered.

A

Research

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6
Q

Steps in research

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  1. Identifying the problem
    2.Deciding the type of data to
    gather
    3.Evaluating how the data
    be collected
  2. Gathering data
  3. Analyzing the data gathered
    6 . Making a conclusion or recommendation
  4. Reporting the result of the
    research
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7
Q

the preliminary research work and used in
solving a problem or formulate a hypothesis.

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Exploratory Research

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8
Q

this one is used to describe the present
buying behavior.

A

Descriptive Research

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9
Q

it is a correlational study. It is to establish the
relationship or cause and effect situation.

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Casual Research

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10
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are information to be gathered to answer the objective
of the research work.

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Research Data

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11
Q

these are information that
can be c o u n t e d or c o m p u t e d . These are
numerical values

A

Quantitative Data

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12
Q

these are descriptive and
cannot be counted.

A

Qualitative data

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13
Q

these are data directly from the
consumers in the target segment.

A

Primary Data

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14
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these are information that
was previously gathered by another researcher.

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Secondary Data

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15
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Research Instruments

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a. Survey Questionnaire
b. Personal Interview
c. Focus Group
Discussion

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16
Q

people buy
expensive products and perform the steps in
buying decision.

A

Complex Buying Behavior

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17
Q

people buy low price
goods and do not care about the brand.

A

Simple Buying Behavior

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18
Q

consumers
are attached to the brand. They buy because of
the brand.

A

Brand Sensitive Buying Behavior

19
Q

Consumers
buy expensive products because they believe
expensive products are high quality.

A

Price-Sensitive Buying Behavior

20
Q

is a combination of seven factors, or kinds of choices, that a
company deals with in order to properly and efficiently market their products and
services.

A

Marketing Mix

21
Q

these are goods that offered to customers. It can be a tangible
goods or intangible like services.

A

Product

22
Q

this is where your target customers are.

A

Place

23
Q

this is set based on availability of competing products, cost
of making the product, type of product and stages of product.

A

Price

24
Q

Convenience Goods, Shopping Goods, Specialty Goods, Unsought Goods

A

Consumer Goods/Product

25
Q

Raw Materials, Fabricating parts and materials, Installation, Accessory equipment, Operating Supplies

A

Industrial Goods/Product

26
Q

Stages of Product in the Market

A

a. Introductory Stage
b. Growth Stage
c. Maturity Stage
d. Decline Stage

27
Q

the new product is highly priced

A

Price skimming approach

28
Q

product is introduced with low price

A

Price penetration approach

29
Q

the price is simply equal to the cost plus the desired profit
margin

A

Cost based model

30
Q

the product decreases in sales. Profitability will fall, eventually
to the point where it is no longer profitable to produce, and production will stop

A

Decline Stage

31
Q

it is conveying the presence and attributes of product to the target
consumers.

A

Promotion

32
Q

these are the employees or workers who work with you.

A

People

33
Q

it is putting the product in an attractive package.

A

Packaging

34
Q

the place occupied by the product in the mind of consumers.

A

Positioning

35
Q

is something we must have to survive like food, water, shelter

A

Need

36
Q

is something that people desire to obtain in order to become happy and satisfied.

A

Want

37
Q

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

A

Self-actualization
Esteem
Love and belonging
Safety needs
Physiological needs

38
Q

is a marketing practice in which a company creates a name, symbol or
design that is easily identifiable as belonging to the company. helps
distinguish your product or services from other.

A

Branding

39
Q

usually is a name applied by a manufacturer or organization to a
particular product or service.

A

Brand Name

40
Q

All products of the business carry the same name

A

Umbrella Brand Approach

41
Q

Every product of the same business has a separate brand name.

A

House Brand Approach

42
Q

The existing product has been modified or altered.

A

Line extension Approach

43
Q

A new product carries a brand name in a new category.

A

Product Extension Approach

44
Q

is an approach to
developing new products for your existing customers or
for prospects who do not currently buy from you.

A

product line extension strategy