D. Marketing and Public Relations Flashcards
The process of identifying a need, assisting potential clients in recognizing that need, and filling that need.
Marketing analysis
The _____ ____ is the exchange of ownership: producer–>processor–>distributor–>supplier–>customer
Marketing channel
**The FIRST STEP in the marketing process is identifying a need that is not being filled (______ ______).
FIRST STEP-Identify a MARKET NICHE, a need that is not being filled.
Where a service will be offered.
Marketplace
Division of a market into groups of individuals with similar product needs.
Demographic, geographic, psychographic, and behavioristic variables.
Market segmentation
The need being filled by marketing product.
Market niche
The way you would like the product to be viewed by the marketplace.
Positioning statement
Group of people with similar wants/needs with the potential of purchasing the product.
Target market
Quantifiable, attainable goals (ie. # of clients, sales volume)
Marketing objectives
Route to reach goals.
Marketing strategy
Group of items offered.
Product mix
**______ ______ includes the 4 P’s of marketing.
**Marketing mix includes the 4 P’s of marketing.
*The 4 P’s of marketing are:
________
________
________
________
* Product Place Price Promotion
Long-term, overall view of marketing in the organization. Resources are allocated and objectives set after defining the target market.
Identify target market–>Creation and maintenance of an appropriate marketing mix.
Strategic marketing
*Type of marketing used to ADVANCE A SOCIAL CAUSE, OR TRIES TO CHANGE AN IDEA OR BEHAVIOR
For social good.
ie. encourage people to avoid smoking in public areas
*SOCIAL marketing
*Type of marketing used to FILL A NEED.
For financial good.
*BUSINESS marketing
The point at which revenue EXACTLY covers fixed and variable costs.
Break-even point
Break-even point in # of units sold
BE = FC / SP - VC
fixed costs, selling price, variable costs
Break-even point in sales volume ($)
BE = FC / 1 - (VC / sales)
**When costs INCREASE, the break-even point ___________.
**When costs INCREASE, the break-even point INCREASES.
Determining selling price-
This method is based on the raw cost of food and includes a mark-up factor.
(100)/(food cost %) = Mark-up factor
(Mark-up factor) X (Raw food cost) = Selling price
Mark-up method, or traditional method
Determining selling price-
This method includes both raw food cost AND cost of labor.
(Food cost) + (Labor cost) = Prime cost
(Food cost %) + (Labor cost %) = Cost %
(100/Cost %) = Mark-up factor
(Prime cost) + (Mark-up factor) = Selling price
Prime cost method
This type of pricing is used to increase sales during a slow period. A sale of special price is offered for a short time.
Promotions pricing
This type of pricing prices certain items LOWER to draw people in in the hope that they will then purchase other regularly priced items.
Loss leaders
Determining selling price-
This method includes the desired profit of an item. Price the item to ensure a predetermined % of profit-guarantees certain profit with each sale. Profit is established as a cost.
(Sum of all profits as percentages) = Total cost %
(100%) - (Total cost %) = Food cost %
(Food cost) / (Food cost %) = Selling price
Cost of profit pricing
_______ can become a profit center for any foodservice operation. Complete and accurate records are ESSENTIAL for _________.
Catering, Forecasting