lecture6-STP Flashcards

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What does STP stand for in marketing?

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Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning

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When is mass marketing considered appropriate?

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When consumers have virtually the same needs, goods are scarce or a commodity, goods can sell themselves, and there is little to no competition

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What is one key benefit of target marketing?

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Increased Firm Profits

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What are the three steps involved in target marketing?

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  • Segmentation
  • Targeting
  • Positioning
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Define segmentation in marketing.

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A marketing strategy that involves dividing a broad target market into subsets of consumers who have common needs and are alike in the way they perceive, value, use, and buy a product

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What are some bases for segmentation?

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  • Demographic
  • Geographic
  • Psychographic
  • Behavioral
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What factors are considered in behavioral segmentation?

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  • Purchase Pattern and History
  • User vs. nonuser
  • Brand loyalty vs. switching
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What does targeting involve in marketing?

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Choosing one or multiple customer segments to communicate our offering to

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What characteristics are evaluated for potential market segments?

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  • Size
  • Growth rate
  • Profitability
  • Loyalty
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What is Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)?

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The value of all future streams of profits that a customer generates over the life of their business with the firm

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How is CLV calculated?

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CLV = (P * Q - TC) * t - AC

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What does ‘P’ represent in the CLV formula?

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Price charged to consumer

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What are some factors to consider regarding company fit in targeting?

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  • Compatible with company’s competency
  • Willing to buy your product
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What ethical considerations should be taken into account in targeting?

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Ethical targeting should avoid exploiting vulnerable groups, respect consumer privacy, prevent discrimination, and ensure truthful messaging. Companies must also consider the broader societal impact of their marketing strategies.

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Define positioning in marketing.

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The place a product occupies in the consumer’s mind

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What questions should be asked to evaluate positioning?

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  • How do consumers currently perceive our/competitors’ products?
  • Are there any gaps in perceptions that may be profitable?
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What are the ABC’s of positioning?

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  • Audience
  • Benefits
  • Compelling Reason
18
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Give an example of a positioning statement for Avis.

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For business travelers, Avis provides the best customer service, because it’s #2 and tries harder.

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Provide an example of a positioning statement for Gatorade.

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To active athletes of all ages, Gatorade is the brand that best satisfies thirst and replenishes you, because it’s the only brand endorsed by all major U.S. pro sports.