Is Profitability or Growth more important for business and Understanding Market Flashcards
The net profit of a corporation is the income after deducting all the expenditures related to the manufacture, distribution, and selling of the goods.
Profitability
basically an expansion for a company, making the business larger, growing its demand, and eventually making it more successful
Growth
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.
The Bottom Line
THE FOUR NEEDS OF A CONSUMER
Fair price, Good service, Good product, Feel valued
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
Fair Price
Customers are constantly suggesting that they would be happy to pay more for a product if it meant that customer service would improve.
Good Service
Obviously, creating a solid product is a major consumer need, and a great need for you too.
Good Product
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)
Market Analysis
is the total number of potential customers.
Market Size
refers to the total potential amount of sales revenue, usually in a given year.
Market Value
percentage growth
Market Growth
percentage of the market owned by each competitor)
Market Share
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.
Market
refers to a process of bifurcating or dividing a large unit into various small
units which have similar or related characteristics.
Segmentation
marketing term dividing the entire market into smaller subsets of
customers with specific tastes, demands and expectations
Market Segmentation