Lecture 3 - B2B and B2O markets + dealing with competition Flashcards
What is organizational buying?
The formal decision-making process where organizations identify needs, evaluate options, and purchase goods or services.
How does B2B differ from B2C?
B2B involves professional purchasing, multiple decision-makers, and derived demand, while B2C focuses on individual consumer decisions and emotional factors.
What are the types of buying situations?
New task (first-time purchase)
Modified rebuy (adjustments to a previous purchase),
Straight rebuy (reorder without any modifications).
What is the buying center?
The group of individuals involved in a purchasing decision, including roles like influencers, decision-makers, and users.
Identifying competitors
Competition are companies that satisfy the same customer need
Analyzing competitors
What are their:
Strategies & Objectives
- Strengths and weaknesses
- Share of market