Exam 1 Terms Flashcards

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The next Steps after discover customer needs using research

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Design marketing program with the 4 ‘s

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4 P’s

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  • Price
  • Product
  • Place
  • Promotion
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Orientations in American Business

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  • Product era (1840 - 1930)
  • Sales era (1920 - 1965)
  • Marketing concept era (1955 - 1999)
  • Costumer relationship era (1990 - present)
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Marketing

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The process of createing, communicating, delivering, and exchange offerings that benefit its customers, the organization, stakeholders, and society at large.

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Exchange

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The trade between buyer and a seller with the intention of being better off after the trade.

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Market

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People with the ability and desire to buy an offering.

People who want to buy

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Target Market

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One or more potential customer groups that an organization focuses its marketing program.

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Marketing Mix

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Controllable factors (4 P’s) used to solve a marketing problem.

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Marketing Orientation

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Process of:

  • Collect customer needs info.
  • Share the information with the other departments.
  • Using it to create customer value.
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Customer Value Proposition (CVP)

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Group of benefits that an organization promises to its customers to satisfy their needs.

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Environmental forces

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Uncontrollable forces that affect marketing decisions:

  • Social
  • Economic
  • Technological
  • Competitive
  • Regulatory
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Customer Value

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Unique combination of benefits received by target customers:

  • Quality
  • Convenience
  • On-time delivery
  • Both before and after sale service at a specific price
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Relationship Marketing

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Links the organizatio with its customers, employees, suppliers, and other partners for a mutual long-term relationship

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Marketing Program

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Plan that integrate “Marketing Mix” to provide a product, service, or idea to prospective buyers.

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Market Segment

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Group of prospective customers that:

  • Have similar needs
  • Will respond similar to marketing action
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Marketing Concept

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Idea that an organization should:

- satisfy customer needs while achive organizarion goals.

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Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

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The process of:

  • Understand the needs of customers.
  • Understand customer intimatelly.
  • Develop favorable long-term relationship with its offerings and perception.

With the porpuse of make the customer pick the organization over the copetence

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Customer Experience

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Customer response to organization aspects and offerings

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Social Marketing Concept

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PoV where an organization have to satisfy customer needs and help society

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Product

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Tangible or intangibke good, service, or idea that is exchange for money or something else of value to satisfy customer needs.

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Ultimate Consumer

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People that buy and consume the product for a household.

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Organization Buyers

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Organizations that buy the product for their own use or resale (government, manufacters, wholesalers, retail, etc)

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Utility

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Benefits or customer value received by users of the product

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Type of Organizations

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  • For-profit
  • Nonprofit
  • Govenment agency
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Organizations Strategy
- Can't be "All things to all people" - Corporate level - Chief marketing officer - Strategic business unit
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Level of strategy
- Board of directors - Corporate level - Strategic business unit level - Functional level (specialist create value) - Departments (Functions such as finance and marketing)
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Cross-function teams
Different departments contribute to achive a goal.
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Visionary Organization key elements
- Establish a foundation (why) - Set a direction (what) - Use strategies to develop and market their products (how)
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Why, What, How
Why - Core values, mision/vision, organization culture What - What do we do? What business are we really in? Business model. Goals and objective (profit, sales, quality, customer satisfaction, etc) How - Strategies (corporate, SBU, functional) and pr
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Why, What, How
Why - Core values, mission/vision, organization culture What - What do we do? What business are we really in? Business model. Goals and objectives (profit, sales, quality, customer satisfaction, etc) How - Strategies (corporate, SBU, functional) and product (good, service, idea)
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Strategy in visionary organizations (Track performance with marketing analytics)
- Marketing Dashboard (Marketing segments) - Marketing metric. - Data visualization
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Strategic direction
Where are we now? - Competencies - Customers - Competitors