Intro To Marketing Flashcards

1
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What is marketing

A

Delivering value to a customer for a profit

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2
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Describe the nature of customer value

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Price value
Emotional value
Performance value
Relational value

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3
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Describe the difference between relational and performance value

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Relational value is high trust and good quality Service
such as insurance and education

Quality of the product eg dyson

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4
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What is price value

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Reduced price of basic product
Forego extra features eg Aldi

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5
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What is emotional value

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Beyond performance
Branding and brands
Eg Chanel

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6
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Describe the perceived benefits of associated with customer value ?

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Image benefit
Product benefit
Relational benefit
Service benefit

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7
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What are the prefixed sacrifices associated with customer value

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Energy cost
Monetary cost
Psychological cost
Time cost

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8
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Describe customer satisfaction

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Products perceived performance vs customer expectations
The product must all meet of exceed customer expectation

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9
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What are the types of orientation of organisations

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Production
Sales and customer

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10
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What steps are included in sales orientation

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Products and service —— aggressive sales efforts —- customers

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11
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What steps are included in production orientation

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Product capabilities — manufacturing products — customers

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12
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What are the steps involved in customer orientation ?

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Customer needs
Potential marketing opportunities
Marketing Product and service.
Customer

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13
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Differentiate between efficiency and effectiveness

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Efficiency is doing things right butt it is cost focused

Effectiveness is doing things right but customer focused

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14
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What is the marketing concept

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Meeting corporate goals a by meeting and exceeding customer needs better than competition

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15
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In relation to the. key components of marketing concept
What is Customer orientation

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Cooperation actions focused on satisfying customers

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16
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What is a integrated effort

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Every staff take responsibility for providing customer satisfaction

17
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What is goal achievement

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When a company believes their corporate goals can be achieved through customer satisfaction

18
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Outline 5 limitations associated with the marketing concept

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  1. Reliance on re marketing and browsing behaviours and influencers
  2. Reliance on customers to guide new products manufacturing (tauber 1974)
  3. Retro marketing -exclusivity , secrecy and amplification
  4. Societal impact of collective individual purchases (Wesley,1990)
19
Q

How would you develop an effective marketing mix

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Product - match customer needs
Price. - well balanced
Place match cooperate resources
Promotion- create competitive advantage

20
Q

What steps are involved in product marketing

A

Development
Management
Packaging
Branding

21
Q

What role does price have in the marketing mix

A

Costs
Profit
Value
Competitiveness

22
Q

Role of place in the marketing mix

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Accesss to market
Channel structure
Channel management
Retailer image

23
Q

Describe promotion associates with the marketing mix

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Sales
Sales promotion
Communication mix
Advertising

24
Q

Name 2 criticisms of the marketing mix

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Oversimplifies the reality of the process (Booms and Bitner, 1981)
One way models and ignores relationships