Exam 1 Flashcards

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What is marketing?

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Its selling, advertising, making a profit, increasing market shares, etc.
Understanding consumers and managing profitable consumer relationships

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3 signs of a positive relationship

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Attract new customers
Retain current consumers
Grow current consumers

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How to attract, retain, and grow? (Consumer relationships)

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deliver value to your consumers. (what consumer determines valuable) value has to be perceived by the consumer
Then> understand/identify the needs and wants of consumers.
Then meet, and satisfy their wants BETTER THAN YOUR COMPETITION

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Collaboration service

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a new trend where consumers want to participate and collaborate with companies to create a product or experience that fits their lifestyle. (consumer world)
Becomes more about relationships rather than a business transaction

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Consumer

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a person who has a need or want, purchases, consumes a product and disposes of it.

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Purchaser, user, influencer

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Purchaser > pay for it
User > uses it
Influencer > influence someone to get it

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What is consumer behavior

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reflects the totality of consumers’ decisions with respect to the acquisition, consumption, and disposition of goods, services, time, and ideas by decision-making units.
Also. The study of human responses to products and services and to the marketing of those products and services.

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Define consumer behavior

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the study of human responses to products and services and to the marketing of those products and services

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Consumer response

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ABC affect feelings, behavior actions, cognitions thoughts. where is it coming from why do they respond like this?
The mind of the consumer is a mystery. Big black box. Hard to figure out.

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System 1. Reflex.

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brain is fundamental. Always on as you are awake. Automatic, quick. Non conscious responding. Gut response. Tied to emotions. Can’t turn off. Soon as u see it you think.

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System 2. Rational

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slower system. Conscious speaking. Pay attention more. Mental energy to process it.

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Social desirability bias.

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Gives an answer that seems reasonable, socially acceptable/desirable.

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Observation research

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making observations of behavior and recording those observations in an objective manner.
In controlled setting

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Qualitative research

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unstructured, open Enders, interpretation
Researcher is heavily involved in this process. Tends to be smaller in sample size. Subjective results.

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Quantitative research

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Measure and test. structured, specific questions, measuring, numbers, statistics. Objective results. Large sample size, uninvolved researcher.

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16
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Focus group

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in depth interview with a moderator. 6-12 people. Participants then will discuss a product, concept, or other marketing stimulus.

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Pros of focus groups

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in depth. Follow ups/clarification, sparks new ideas, diverse backgrounds/perspectives

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Cons of focus groups

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social desirability. Moderator bias. Groupthink; occurs when we’ll intentioned groups make suboptimal decisions because of desire to conform to or believe they can’t disagree with them

19
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Survey definition

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A research method that uses questionnaires and self report by participants to measure un/ observable variables
Cross sections= single point in time
Longitudes= track across time