Exam 2 Flashcards

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Measure of central tendency

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Statistical value that represents average/typical value of a data set.

Ex. The AVERAGE US male buys frozen pizza four times every 30 days

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Online Cookes

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Tracks internet behaviour

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Opt-in email

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Electronic promotional messages sent to recipient(with their permission). Recipient can request removal from the subscriber list at any time!

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Sales Records

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-Logs of transactions of products being purchased.
-Includes information about the types of products being purchased

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Word-of-mouth Promotion

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Customers who tell others about their satisfaction with the busniess

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Amplified Word-of-mouth Promotion

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Proactive efforts where business provide specific info to activists(customers) to pass along to friends, family, etc

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Organic Word-of-mouth Promotion

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Occurs naturally when customers are satisfied

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Publicity

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Presentation of goods/services/ideas (not paid by company/individual who recieves it)

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Advertising

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Paid publicity

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Sales Promotion

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Marketing strategies that involves SHORT-TERM INCENTITIVES(temporary rewards) like couponing, discounts, or free samples to encourage the purchase of a product.

Ex.Giving away free vacations through sign-ups in target stores

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Personal selling

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When a salesperson directly interacts with customers to understand their needs and persuade them to buy a product

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Channel members

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All individuals who assist in moving goods from producer to consumer

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Pricing strategies

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Determine product’s price and when to adjust the price(raise it or offer discounts)

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Promotional decision

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Marketing strategies to promote product and effectively reach target audience

Ex. how much to spend on advertising

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Synetics

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-Encourages connecting seemingly unrelated ideas or concepts to generate solutions
-Uses metaphors and analogies which compare different ideas

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Whole Life Insurance

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Provides lifelong coverage, including a cash value that grows overtime that policyholders can borrow or withdrawl

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International Standardization

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-Globally recognized norms/guidelines for products to ensure compatibility across different countries.
-Prevents technical barriers to trade

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Technical barriers of trade

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-Regulations/standards created by governments to create obstacles for foreign products to enter a market
-Occurs between countries

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Products most appropriate for mass marketing

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-Products needed by everyone
Ex. Toothpaste

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20
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Most important economic resource

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People

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Installation product

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-Category of industrial good/service
-Large, expensive item that requires significant effort to install
-Long-term investment

Ex. elevator

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Shopping Product

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-Item consumers compare based on quality, features, and price

Ex. clothes/electronics

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Convenience Product

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Low-cost item that is frequently purchased quickly and with minimal effort

Ex. food, toiletries

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Specialty Product

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Unique, special, high-end item that make consumers willing to exert special efforts to obtain it

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Possession Unity
-Usefulness created when ownership is transferred from seller to user -Skilled salespeople create desire for products, encouraging possession utility
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Price Fixing
illegal business agreement where businesses agree to set their prices at a certain level, forcing customers to have little choice
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Black-market Pricing
Fictitious term - selling goods/services at illegally high prices due to scarcity/demand in an unregulated market
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Price discrimination
When a business charges different customers different prices for the same product (based on demand, purchase quality, customer characteristics)
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Predatory Pricing
Illegal practice(strategy) of setting prices unrealistically low to eliminate competition
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Product Placement
- Sales promotional strategy where a product or brands MENTIONED IN MEDIA. - Used to reinforce BRAND AWARENESS
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Tamper-Resistant Packaging
- Businesses use tamper resistant packaging to PROTECT customers from PRODUCTS that can be harmful if tampered or contaminated. - Customers can identify if a product has been tampered with, serving as a WARNING AGAINST PURCHASE
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Credit Sale
Transaction where the buyer purchases goods or services and AGREES TO PAY FOR THEM LATER
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Cash Sale
transaction where the buyer pays for goods or services IMMEDIATELY IN CASH or through a cash equivalent
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Budget Sale
promotional sale where items are OFFERED AT DISCOUNTED PRICES to help customers manage their spending within a budget
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Layaway Sale
arrangement where customers RESERVE ITEMS by paying a DEPOSIT and then make REGULAR PAYMENTS until the full price is paid, at which point they receive the item
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Sampling
Selecting a group of individuals from a larger population to gather data/make inferences about that population
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Convenience Sampling
Researchers choose respondents based on OPPORTUNITY
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Snowball Sampling
Researchers ask participants to RECRUIT ADDITIONAL PARTICIPANTS for the study
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Cluster Sampling
Researchers DIVIDE target populations into NON-OVERLAPPING SUBPOPULATIONS determined by GEOGRAPHY and sample each one.
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Stratified Random Sampling
Researchers break target populations into non-overlapping groups and draw SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLES from each one.
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Positioning
Creates a certain image/impression of a product in the minds of consumers(a certain target market)
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Incorporation
Legally structuring a business as a CORPORATION
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Alteration
Making changes to its existing products/product lines
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Situational Analysis
- Identify possible OPPORTUNITIES or THREATS Ex. a situational analysis might identify customers changing their habits(opportunity)
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Accountant Responsibility
- Look out for the greater good as a whole, not just for themselves or their clients. - They provide info that can drastically affect the economy as a whole
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Product Mix
VARIETY of products
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Market Share
of total shares relative to its competitors
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Promotional MIx
combination of PROMOTIONAL TOOLS and strategies(advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct marketing) that a company uses to OBTAIN CUSTOMERS
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Price Markup
Difference between total costs and selling price
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Break-even Point
Total expenses = total sale
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Total Cost
SUM of operating and direct EXPENSES used to make the product
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Slotting Allowance
Cash manufacturers pay to retailers to cover the cost of stocking the product
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Return On Investments
Net profit / amount spent
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Retention Rate
% of customers who continue to engage with a company/service over a specific period
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Quantitative
Based on hard facts and numerical data
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UPC
- Universal Product Code - Encoded with product information, such as price, brand, size, etc., to be read by an electronic scanner. - Exchanged electronically, simplifying the price- marking function because the business does not need to mark a price on each product.