Hospitality Marketing Flashcards

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Define: Marketing

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identifying and meeting human and social needs

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“identifying and meeting human and social needs” describes…

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Marketing

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What is the goal of Marketing

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creating and capturing customer value

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What is the difference between Marketing and Selling

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Selling: more focused on the volume of sale and short term
Marketing: long term and about delivering customer satisfaction

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Levels of Maslow’s Pyramid (ascending)

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physiological, safety, love-belonging, esteem, self-actualization

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“physiological, safety, love-belonging, esteem, self-actualization” describes…

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Maslow’s Pyramid

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True or False: higher up on Maslow’s pyramid is more physiological than psychological

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False, lower level is physiological and becomes more psychological as you move up the pyramid

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Define: Market Orientation

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essentially the philosophy of a company (can change depending on managers)

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Name the 4 different Market Orientations

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Product, Production, Selling, and Marketing Orientation

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Market Orientation: define Production orientation

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“what can we make easily” focused on availability and affordability

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Market Orientation: define Product orientation

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“how do we differentiate our product” focused on quality, performance, and innovation

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Market Orientation: define Selling orientation (sale orientation)

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using large scale selling and promotions ie. buy 1 get 1 free

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What is the disadvantage of using a selling orientation?

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it’s short term and lack loyalty and profitability

ie. buy 2 get 1 free is encouraging sales at the cost of customers buying unwanted quantity

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Market Orientation: define Marketing Orientation

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the organization focuses on its activities on understanding target market desires.

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“the organization focuses on its activities on understanding target market desires. “ describes which market orientation

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Marketing Orientation

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"”how do we differentiate our product” focused on quality, performance, and innovation” describes which market orientation

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Product Orientation

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“using large scale selling and promotions ie. buy 1 get 1 free” describes which market orientation

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Selling Orientation

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"”what can we make easily” focused on availability and affordability” describes which market orientation

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Production Orientation

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name 3 phases of model of buyer behavior

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Environment -> Buyers black box -> Buyers response

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What are the 4 (5) influencing factors of customer behaviors?

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Cultural, Social, Personal, Psychological, (Buyer)

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social class is a ____ factor of customer behavior

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Cultural

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Groups are a ____ factor of customer behavior

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Social

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Family is a ____ factor of customer behavior

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Social

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Age is a ____ factor of customer behavior

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Personal

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Lifecycle is a ____ factor of customer behavior
Personal
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Occupation is a ____ factor of customer behavior
Personal
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Economic status is a ____ factor of customer behavior
Personal
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Lifestyle is a ____ factor of customer behavior
Personal
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Motivation is a ____ factor of customer behavior
Psychological
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Belief and attitude is a ____ factor of customer behavior
Psychological
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Perception is a ____ factor of customer behavior
Psychological
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Define: Cognitive Dissonance
buyer discomfort after purchase
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"buyer discomfort after purchase" describes
Cognitive Dissonance
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Describe the buying decision process
need recognition -> information search -> evaluation of alternatives -> purchasing decision -> post purchase behavior
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Define: Moment of Truth
moment when a customer/user interacts with a brand, product or service to form or change an impression about that particular brand, product or service. takes 7 seconds
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"moment when a customer/user interacts with a brand, product or service to form or change an impression about that particular brand, product or service" describes ...
Moment of truth
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Define: Zero Moment of Truth
moment in the buying process when the consumer researches a product prior to purchase.
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"moment in the buying process when the consumer researches a product prior to purchase" describes ...
Zero Moment of Truth
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Define: Corporate strategy
process of interlocking all aspect of firm's activities from top to down ie. business activities, how company will grow, competitive strategy, etc
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Define: Strategic Business Unit
autonomous divisions with specialization and operates independently ie. Nespresso with Nestlé
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Define: Business Portfolio
collection of businesses and products that make up the company
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The product analysis used in class is called
Ansoff Matrix
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The 4 quadrants of Ansoff Matrix includes ...
Market penetration, Product development, Market development, Diversification
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The Ansoff Matrix is a ____ strategy for organizations
Growth strategy
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Ansoff Matrix: Market penetration focuses on
selling more of existing products to existing and potential customers
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Ansoff Matrix: Market Development focuses on
bringing existing products to new market through pricing, new distribution channels, geographic market
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Ansoff Matrix: Diversification focuses on
taking new products to new markets and customers
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Define: Microenvironment
includes all forces outside marketing function that affects the marketing managements ability to build and maintain relationships ie. suppliers, marketing intermediaries, competitors, public
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Name the 2 competitive advantages
Cost and Differentiation advanatges
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Define: Cost strategy
providing same level of goods at a lower price
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Define: Differentiation strategy
exceeding customer expectation by exceeding competitors (temporary because competitors will follow)
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What are the 5 forces in the 5 forces model
competitive rivalry, supplier power, buyer power, threat of substitutes, threat of new entry
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Define competitive rivalry (5 forces model)
the number and strength of competitors
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Define supplier power (5 forces model)
ability of suppliers to increase prices
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Define buyer power (5 forces model)
buyers ability to drive prices down (ie. if operating in a large market)
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Define threat of substitues (5 forces model)
customers ability to find substitute ie. uber + taxis, hotels + airbnb
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Define threat of new entry (5 forces model)
how easily can a new competitor enter your market | use of icloud creates barriers to keep customers buying apple over PC. therefore apple reduces threat of new entry
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what is the concept of demand in marketing?
desire to purchase with ability to buy
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Define: actual market
current customer that are actually buying from organization
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Define: market potential
customers interested in product but not buying yet
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Define: non consumers
people that are not buying and not interested
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True or False: market share is measured by volume only
False, market share can be measured by both volume and value
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Name the 6 macro environments discussed in class
demographic, economic, natural, technological, political, cultural
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Explain the difference between fad, trend, and marco trend
fad - unpredictable, short-lived, and no social, economic, and political significance trend - more predictable and durable. reveals shape of the future macro trend - slow to form but influences for 7+ years
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Define: Qualitative research
primarily exploratory research, used to gain understanding of underlying reasons, opinions and motivations
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"primarily exploratory research, used to gain understanding of underlying reasons, opinions and motivations" describes _____ research
Qualitative
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Define: Quantitative research
emphasizes objective measurements like statistics, mathematical, or numerical analysis
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"emphasizes objective measurements like statistics, mathematical, or numerical analysis" describes _____ research
Quantitative
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Define: Primary data
Information collected by organization for a specific purpose
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"Information collected by organization for a specific purpose" describes _______ Data
Primary Data
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Define: Secondary Data
information that already exists somewhere, having been collected previously
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"information that already exists somewhere, having been collected previously" describes _____ Data
Secondary data
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What are the 4 steps of Marketing Research
1) define problem / objective 2) develop research plan 3) implementing plan 4) interperting
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Define: Segmentation
requires dividing a market into a smaller segment with distinct needs must be measurable, accessible, substantial, differentiable, actionable
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Define: Targeting
a target market is a set of buyers who share common needs or characteristics that a company decides to serve
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Identify targeting strategies from broad to narrow
unidentified marketing -> diferentiated marketing -> concentrated marketing -> micro marketing
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Define: undiferentiated marketing
targets the whole market with one offer (focuses on common needs)
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Define: differentiated market
targets several different market segments design separate offers for each segment (ie. Marriotts different brands)
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Define: concentrated marketing
targets a large selection of a smaller segmentation (niche). Highly profitable, more effective and efficient
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Define: micro marketing
tailoring products and marketing programs to suit the taste of individual (ie. netflix recommendations)
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Define: buyer persona
a hypothetical individual that conveys the company's firms target segement
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What are the 4P's in Marketing Mix?
Price, Place, Promotion, Product
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What are the 3 levels in a purchase?
1) core customer value 2) actual purchase 3) augmented product
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core customer value, actual purchase, augmented product describes ...
the 3 levels in a purchase
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Define: Core customer value
the first level of purchase. why people buy what they buy (varies for each person) ie. iPhone 12 - the desire to have the newest apple phone
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Define: actual purchase
the second level of purchase. the elements of the purchase iPhone example: brand name, features, design, quality, etc
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Define: augmented product
additional service and benefits | apple example: warranty, after-sale service, product support
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Define: Product Line Filling
adding new products to the existing line
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What is a potential concern of Product line filling?
Cannibalism
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"adding new products to the existing line" describes..,
Product Line Filling
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Define: Product Line Stretching
stretching product line beyond current range | ie. IHG acquisition of six senses (upwards) or Mercedes with Class A (downwards)
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5 stages of Product Life Cycle
Product Development, Introduction, Growth, Maturity, Decline
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what are the 4 service elements of marketing? (explain each)
Intangibility, Inseparability, Perishability, Variability