Lecture 1 Flashcards

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Why study marketing?

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  • Firms exist to serve customers & compete in the market.
  • Important component of business strategy.
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What is marketing?

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Process by which companies engage customers, create relationships with them, and create customer value to capture value from customers in return.

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3
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Name the five-step marketing framework process.

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(1) Understand customer needs & wants.
(2) Develop a customer-value driven strategy.
(3) Create a marketing program that delivers superior value.
(4) Engage customers & build profitable relationships.
(5) Capture value from customers from.

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What are needs?

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  • Includes physical, social, individual.
  • Marketing cannot create needs.
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5
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What are desires?

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  • Form of needs shaped by culture & the individual.
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6
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What are demands?

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  • Wants backed by purchasing power.
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What does marketing offer? (2 things to mention)

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  • Marketing offers products or services to satisfy a need or want.
  • Should focus on providing a solution.
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In marketing, what is value?

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  • Customers form expectations regarding value of the p/s and marketers must deliver value to customers.
  • Satisfied customers will buy again & tell others to buy.
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In marketing, what is exchange?

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  • The act of obtaining something desired by offering something in return.
  • A single exchange is not the goal, but multiple exchanges.
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10
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True or false: Marketing consists of creating, maintaining and growing desirable exchange relationships with the target audience involving a product, service, idea, …

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True.

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What is a market?

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Set of actual and potential buyers of a product.

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12
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What do marketers seek?

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Marketers seek profitable buyers.

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13
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Define marketing management.

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Art & science of choosing profitable target markets and building profitable relationships with them.

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True or false: marketing management includes activities such as searching for buyers, understanding their needs, designing offerings, setting prices, promotions & distribution.

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True.

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15
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Define value proposition.

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Set of benefits/values a company promises to deliver to its customers to satisfy their needs.

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16
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How can customers be served best?

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By defining a value proposition that will differentiate & position the brand in the marketplace.

17
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True or false: consumers favor affordable/available products.

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True.

18
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Companies should not focus on improving production/distribution efficiency.

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False.

19
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What is the product concept?

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  • Consumers favor products with the best quality, performance, and features.
  • Focus on continuous product improvements.
  • Can lead to product myopia: Focusing too much on improving the product instead of focusing on the customer’s needs/wants.
20
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What is the production concept?

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  • Consumers will favor available/affordable products.
  • Focus on improving production/ distribution efficiency.
  • Still useful when demand exceeds supply.
  • Can lead to marketing myopia: focusing too much on improving operations instead of customers needs and wants.
21
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What is the production process?

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