Is Profitability or Growth more important for business and Understanding Market Flashcards

1
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The net profit of a corporation is the income after deducting all the expenditures related to the manufacture, distribution, and selling of the goods.

A

Profitability

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basically an expansion for a company, making the business larger, growing its demand, and eventually making it more successful

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Growth

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When it comes to market success, productivity and development all go together. Income as a corporate organization is vital to basic financial survival while growth is vital to income and long-term success. Investors should consider any factor that relates to a company.

A

The Bottom Line

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4
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THE FOUR NEEDS OF A CONSUMER

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Fair price, Good service, Good product, Feel valued

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5
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When determining if your price is fair, you can take advantage of looking at the ecommerce stores of your competitor so you can calculate the expectations of your customers

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Fair Price

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Customers are constantly suggesting that they would be happy to pay more for a product if it meant that customer service would improve.

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Good Service

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7
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Obviously, creating a solid product is a major consumer need, and a great need for you too.

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Good Product

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8
Q

A quantitative and qualitative evaluation of a market. Covers the following:
- The Market (Size/Value, Growth, Share)
- The Customers (Market Segmentation)
- The Competition (Analysis of Competitors)
- The Marketing Strategies (Traditional/Contemporary)

A

Market Analysis

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9
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is the total number of potential customers.

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Market Size

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refers to the total potential amount of sales revenue, usually in a given year.

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Market Value

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11
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percentage growth

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Market Growth

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12
Q

percentage of the market owned by each competitor)

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Market Share

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13
Q

A environment in which two or more parties participate in the exchange of goods,
services, and information is called a market. Ideally a market is a place where two or
more people are interested in the buying and selling.

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Market

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14
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refers to a process of bifurcating or dividing a large unit into various small
units which have similar or related characteristics.

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Segmentation

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marketing term dividing the entire market into smaller subsets of
customers with specific tastes, demands and expectations

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Market Segmentation

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gender-based divisions. Men and women have different desires and expectations, and thus require segmentation.
(Basis of Market Segmentation)

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Gender

17
Q

The products and marketing strategies for teenagers would obviously be different than
kids.
(Basis of Market Segmentation)

A

Age Group

18
Q

Marketers divide the consumers into small segments as per their income. Individuals
are classified into segments according to their monthly earnings.
(Basis of Market Segmentation)

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Income

19
Q

Three Categories of Income

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High Income Group, Mid Income Group, Low Income Group

20
Q

Types of Market Segmentation

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Psychographic segmentation, Behavioral Segmentation, Geographic Segmentation

21
Q

Individual behaviors are the basis for such segmentation. The attitude, interest, and value
of the individual enables marketers identify them into small groups.

A

Psychographic segmentation

22
Q

Consumers’ loyalties to a brand help advertisers divide them into smaller groups, each
category consisting of individuals loyal to a brand.

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Behavioral Segmentation

23
Q

refers to the classification of market into various geographical areas. A marketer can‘t has similar strategies for individuals living at different places.

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Geographic Segmentation