Lecture 9: Product Decisions Flashcards

1
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what are two elements of a marketing strategy

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target market + marketing mix

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2
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what is a product?

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anything of value to a consumer and can be offered through a marketing exchange; satisfies a need or want

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3
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what are first movers

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the first to create a market or product category (advantage: become readily recognizable to consumers and command greater market share over longer time)

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4
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what is the customer adoption cycle

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shows # of users of an innovative product or service spreads through population over a period of time

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5
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what are the groups of the customer adoption cycle

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  • innovators
  • early adopters
  • early majority
  • late majority
  • laggards
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6
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factors affecting product diffusion speed (4 things)

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  • relative advantage
  • compatibility
  • observability
  • complexity and trialability
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7
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relative advantage

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if a product is perceived to be better than substitutes, diffision will be relatively quick

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8
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compatibility

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depends on various consumer features including international cultural differences (new vacuum with american version and asian version that’s smaller and quiet)

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9
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observability

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to physically show the benefits of uses to enhance diffusion process (e.g., showing how a blender blends on YouTube)

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10
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complexity and trialability

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less complex products are easy to to try

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11
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product development process (6 things)

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  1. idea generation
  2. concept testing
  3. product development
  4. market testing
  5. product launch
  6. evaluation of results
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12
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concepts

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when ideas with potential are turned into brief written descriptions of the product

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13
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concept testing

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process in which a concept statement is presented to potential buyers for reactions

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14
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levels of produtcs and services

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actual product:
- brand-name
- quality level
- packaging
- features/design

surround core customer value

associated services:
- financing
- product warranty
- product supprt

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15
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product classifications

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consumer products vs. industrial products (won’t be tested on industrial)

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16
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cosumer product classifications

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  • convenience products (not a lot of time spent looking into research or brands)
  • shopping products
  • specialty products (e.g., luxury goods)
  • unsought products (not aware you need these kinds e.g., funeral)
17
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product mix breadth

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of product lines (variety) offered by firm (e.g., macs, iPhones, watches)

18
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product mix

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all products available for purchasing (e.g., iPhone 11, MacBook 12)

19
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product line depth

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of products within a product line (5 iPhones in a line)

20
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branding process

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  1. conducting research
  2. clarify strategy
  3. designing identity
  4. creating touchpoints
  5. managing assets
21
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brand ownership

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whether manufacturer, private label/store brand, or generic

21
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brand equity

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  • awareness of the brand
  • perceived value
  • associations
  • loyalty
22
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brand name

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family brand or individual

23
Q

can brands change the way we behave?

A

yes like how people exposed to Disney perform tasks more creatively than those exposed to IBM

24
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co-branding

A

partnership between brands in marketing campaign

25
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what are some considerations for packaging?

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manufacturer: product storage, protection and transporation
brands: brand identity, values, and consumer emotions
consumers: practical, easy-to-use
retailers: promote produtcs on floor of store