L5 Flashcards

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set of actions a business takes to build and market its product or service to its customers.

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Marketing mix

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2
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creating an image for the product in the costumers mind

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Positioning

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3
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refers to where the target consumers are.

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Place

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4
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the routes that products and services take from the time they are produced to the time they are consumed.

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Channel of distribution

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5
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coordination of manufacturer, supplier, and retailers working together to meet the need of a product or service

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Supply chain management

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6
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moves the products form the manufacturer to the consumer

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direct channel

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7
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uses intermediaries—people or businesses that move products between the manufacturer and the consumer.

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indirect channel

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8
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the actual amount a consumer pays for a product or services

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Price

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9
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the amount earned as a result of the investment, usually expressed as a percentage.

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Return of Investment (ROI)

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10
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business’s percentage of the total sales generated by all companies in the same market.

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Market Share

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11
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Pricing that is determined by how much customers are willing to pay for a product or service

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Demand based pricing

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12
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determined by using the wholesale cost of an item as the basis for the price charged.

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Cost based pricing

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13
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Pricing that is determined by considering what competitors charge for the same good or service.

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Competition-Based Pricing

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14
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The price to charge for services can be determined by the amount of time it takes to complete the service. A service provider must decide whether there will be a separate charge for materials or whether the materials will be included.

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Time-Based Pricing

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15
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used when a product is new and unique. A high price is charged to recover the costs involved in developing the product. Then as more competitors enter the market with similar products, the price is dropped.

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Pricing Skimming

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16
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starts out with a low introductory price with the goal of building a strong customer base. The low price also discourages competition.

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Penetration Pricing

17
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based on the belief that certain prices have an impact on how customers perceive a product.

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Psychological Pricing

18
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selling at a high price in order to create a feeling of superior quality and social status.

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Prestige Pricing

19
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suggests that buyers are more sensitive to certain ending numbers. Studies have shown that prices ending in odd numbers are perceived to be bargains while those ending in even numbers suggest higher quality. For example, P199 sounds like a bargain compared to an even P200.

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Odd/Even pricing

20
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involves offering different levels of prices for a specific category of product based on features and quality.

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Price lining

21
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offering lower prices for increase sales. This type of pricing is temporary return to normal when the promotion ends.

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Promotional Pricing

22
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involves pricing items in multiples, such as 10 for P100.

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Multiple-unit pricing

23
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offers customers a reduced price. Its used to encourage customers to buy.

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Discount pricing

24
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offered to customers to encourage early payment of invoices.

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Cash discounts

25
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are reductions in price based on the purchase of a large quantity. This is also called a volume discount. Sellers offer quantity discounts because it
reduces their selling expenses

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Quantity discounts

26
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reductions on the list price granted by a manufacturer or
wholesaler to buyers in the same trade.

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Trade discounts

27
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are used for selling seasonal merchandise out of season.
Barbecue grills are in high demand in the spring and summer months, but not in the fall and winter.

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Seasonal Discounts

28
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The 7ps in Marketing mix:

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-Product
-Promotion
-Price
-Place
-People
-Process
-Physical Evidence