H Business mm Flashcards

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is this product or market led?

High levels of market research carried out to determine customer wants

Can respond to external factors and consumer behaviour (marketing mix can be responsive)

Exist in highly competitive markets

The business creates products based on customers needs and wants

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product led

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is this product or market led?

Little to no market research as it is not seen as important. High levels of research and development into the product.

Often the product doesn’t change or is unresponsive to external factors

Little to no competition and focus on new technologies and innovation

Products are produced that the business thinks customers will want and uses intensive advertising to convince them to buy

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market led

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name 3 customer behaviour

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routine
informed
impulsive

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what is routine purchase

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Routine purchases require little involvement from the customer. Routine purchases are made automatically:
* Food
* Washing Powder
* Toiletries
* Coffee/Tea from Starbucks, Costa etc
* Fuel/Petrol

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what is informed customer behaviar

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Informed consumer behaviour is when the buyer/customer takes time
to investigate the product before making a purchase

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what is impulse buying

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Impulse purchases happen without any prior planning or thought.

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is this random or quota sampling?

Quick and easy as group lists are pre- made

Sample can reflect the target market

Cheaper as less respondents are required

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quota

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is this random or quota sampling ?

No bias is shown by the researcher

Saves time – simple and quick to select the sample

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random

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5 stages of product life cycle

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R&D
introduction
Growth
Maturity
Decline

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WHICH STAGE THE PRODUCT IS NOT MAKING ANY SALES

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R&D

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WHICH SATGE IS THE BUISNESS COST ARE THE LOWEST

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MAUTRITY
DECLINE

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WHICH STAGES ARE THE BUSINES MAKING A PROFIT

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MATURITY

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PRODUCT LINE PORTFOLLIO

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involves a business having a Varity of products on sales.

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DIVERSIFIED PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

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a business selling product from completely different market segmentation

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product type in Boston matrix system

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star
cash cow
dogs
question mark/ problem children

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name 6 retailer type

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  • superstores
  • convenience supermarket
  • out of town retail park
  • online retailer
    -discount stores
    -department stores
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is this into or out of the pipeline ?

Sales promotion is offered by the manufacturer to encourage to encourage retailers to purchase products form them
* Offering Trade Credit - retailers can pay for the product at a later date
* Point of Sale Display Materials - manufacturers may provide retailers with free posters/ display materials to display
* Sale or Return - the option to return the product it it does not sell
* Dealer Loaders - Discounts offered to retailers to encourage them to buy a larger quantity
* Staff Training - the retailer may be offered training for their staff to help them develop the skills and knowledge to sell the product

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into the pipeline

14
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name 8 pricing strategy’s

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psychological
lost lender
destroyer
price discrimation
penetration
skimming
competive
cost plus

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is it into or out of the pipeline ?

  • Special Offers - short term offers like BOGOF and 50% off
  • Free Gifts - Used to encourage customers to buy a product/buy the product again
  • Vouchers- money off future purchases to increase loyalty/repeat purchases
  • Loyalty Schemes
  • Competitions - customers may be entered into a prize draw etc when purchasing a product
  • Free trials
  • Interest free credit
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out of the pipeline

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what type of public relation is this ?

This is when the media are invited to a business presentation where they are given information or news.

Business can update a wide audience on new products or services or important information about the business, they have over all control of the event and what information is reported

The media can ask questions directly

The business could face difficult questions and be put on the spot

The business could be embarrassed if they are under

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PRESS CONFERENCE

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WHAT IS COST PLUS PROCING STRATERGY

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the buisness calculate the unit cost of the product then adds a percentage mark- up for profit

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WHAT IS COMPETIVE PRICING STRATERGY

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The price of a product is set similar to the competitors, eg. fuel prices.

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WHAT TYPE OF PUBLIC RELATION IS THIS

Donations can be made by a business privately, but other businesses may take the opportunity to gain good press

Can promote the CSR aims of the business and make them look good

Can ensure the business gains a good reputation

Shareholders may want to see the money invested into the business to ensure the continued improvement of products/services

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DONATION TO CHARITY

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WHAT TYPE OF PUBLIC RELATION IS THIS

Giving out free stationary, sweets, key rings etc with the company branding on them!

Customers are reminded of the business when they use the product

Customers feel rewarded and may feel valued by the business
Can be expensive to create promotional merchandise

May end up looking cheap which could negatively impact the brand

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PROMOTIONAL MERCHANDISE

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WHAT TYPE OF PUBLIC RELATION IS THIS A business paying a celebrity to use or promote their brand and products Consumers who already like the celebrity may be inclined to buy the product Business can charge higher prices as the product may seem 'exclusive' Customers may be brand loyal However if the celebrity gains a bad reputation the brand may be damaged Can be very expensive to introduce celebrity endorsement
CELEBRITY ENDOSEMENT
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WHAT TYPE OF PUBLIC RELATION IS THIS business can pay to sponsor an event or a team. Often seen in the sporting industry . This can be very expensive and if the event receives bad publicity it may look bad on the business.
SPONSORSHIP
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WHAT TYPE OF PUBLIC RELATION IS THIS A business paying for their products to appear in TV shows, films, video games etc This helps generate awareness of the product
PRODUCT PLACEMENT
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WHAT IS SKIMMING PRICING STRATERGY
Skimming - The price is set high to begin with and lowers over time, eg. with electronics, such as the iPad, PS4, etc.
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penetration pricing startergy
Penetration- The price is set low to begin with and increases over time, eg. trial prices on new chocolate bars,
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price discrimiantion
Prices are altered depending on a discriminating factor. eg different prices are often charged in the transport industries depending on age. such as a child price, adult price and senior citizen price.
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destroyer
The price is deliberately set extremely low for a period of time to force out competitors
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psychological pricing
Is when the price is set below the next rounded number
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loss lender pricing strategy
A promotional price of one of more products is set unprofitably low to entice customers in to buy other products.