Exam 1 Flashcards

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What is a Service

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deed, process, and performance provided or coprovided by one entity or person for another entity or person

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2
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Why Service Marketing?

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Service sector represents more than 80% of employment and 75% GDP. Trade in services is growing worldwide.

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3
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Services are…

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Intangible, Heterogeneous, Simultaneous Production and Consumption, Perishable

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Intangibility

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Cannot be inventoried, cannot be easily patented, cannot be readily displayed or communicated, pricing is difficult

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Heterogeneity

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Service delivery and customer satisfaction depend on employee and customer actions, service quality depends on many uncontrollable factors, there is no sure knowledge that the service delivered matches what was planned and promoted

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Simultaneous production and consumption

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customers participate in and affect the transaction, customers affect each other, employees affect the service outcome, decentralization may be essential, mass production is difficult.

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Perishability

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It is difficult to synchronize supply and demand with services. services cannot be returned or resold

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8
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7 P’s

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Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, Process, Physical Evidence

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9
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figure 1.5 goods and services

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most goods are easy to evaluate where most services are difficult to evaluate. From easy to difficult- high in search qualities, high in experience qualities, high in credence qualities

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10
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4 Gaps

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Listening, service design and standards, service performance, communication

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Listening Gap “Gap 1”

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difference between customer expectations of the company and company understanding of those expectations.

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Key factors of Listening Gap

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Inadequate customer research orientation, Lack of upward communication, Insufficient relationship focus, Inadequate service recovery

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Service design standards gap “Gap 2”

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difference between company understanding of customer expectations and the development of customer driven service designs and standards.

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Service performance gap “Gap 3”

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discrepancy between the development of customer driven service standards and actual service performance by company employees.

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Communication gap

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difference between service delivery and service providers external communications.

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16
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Types of service expectations

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Desired, and adequate.

17
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Zone of tolerance

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the extent to which customers recognize and are willing to accept the variation between expected and actual service.

18
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desired service

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personal needs, personal service philosophy, derived service expectations

19
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adequate service

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perceived service alternatives, situational factors

20
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Predicted

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explicit service promises, implicit service promises, word of mouth communication, past experience