Lectures 1-3 Flashcards

1
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inputs

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what we invest

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2
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outputs

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goods and services produced

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3
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outcome/impact

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what happens because of our activities

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4
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The marketing approach to business

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puts, the customer, client, partner, and society at the heart of all business decisions

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5
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businesses can be

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  • small and large
  • selling goods and/or services
  • social enterprise + not-for-profit
  • civic institutions - national, state and local gov
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6
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The marketing process

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places people at the heart of strategy and operations

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7
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Form Utility

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transforming raw materials/knowledge into a usable product/service

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8
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place utility

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making offerings available to customers

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9
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time utility

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having offerings available when they are needed

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10
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possession utility

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allowing customers to own/use a product or service

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11
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Exchange

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the mutually beneficial transfer of offering value between buyer and seller

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12
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seller deems a transaction valuable when its able to:

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profit; prestige; ability to educate; delight; motivate and engage

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13
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triple bottom line

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corporate social responsibility
sustainability

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14
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the marketing mix

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4 p’s
product
price
promotion
place

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15
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promotion

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marketing activities that make potential customers aware

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16
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internal marketing environment

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organisations, people, processes
strengths and weakenesses

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17
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external marketing environment

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cannot directly be controlled by the organisation
opportunities and threats

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18
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external marketing environment - micro

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forces within an organisation industry that affect ability to serve customers and clients
– clients, partners, competitors

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19
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external marketing environment - macro

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PESTEL framework
political, economic, sociocultural, technological, environmental and legal forces

20
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environmental analysis

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process that involves breaking the marketing environment into smaller parts in order to gain a better understanding of it

21
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political forces

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influence of politics of marketing decisions

22
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Market Research

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a business activity that discovers information of use in making marketing decisions

23
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Market research informs many types of decisions, including

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Marketing segmentation
Sales performance
Product
Price
Promotion
Place

24
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The marketing information system

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manages information gathered during operations of the organisation

25
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Marketing information system - market research

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the problem, research design, data collection, data analysis, findings

26
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Marketing information system - Internal reports

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accounting reports, production reports, sales reports, distribution reports

27
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Types of research

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Exploratory, descriptive and casual research:

28
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qualitative research

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obtain rich, deep and detailed information about the attitudes and emotions underlying a consumers behaviour

29
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Quantitive research

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Research that collects information that can be represented numerically.

30
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Data analysis

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Filtering and organising collected data.

31
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Quantitative analysis

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Converts numerical data into knowledge that can be used to inform decision-making, using software such as SPSS or Excel

32
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Qualitative analysis

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Reduction and coding are used to interpretnon‐numerical data

33
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Customer relationship management (CRM)

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processes/practices put in place to identify, track and use customerinformation and preferences to provide superior customer service

34
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SMART

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Specific, Measurable, Actionable, Reasonable, Timetabled

35
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The consumer decision-making process

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need/want recognition, information search, evaluation of options, purchase, post-purchase evaluation

36
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situational influences

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Physical, Social, Time, motivation, mood

37
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cultural influences

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cultural factors, subculture, social class

38
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social influences

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reference groups, family, roles and status

39
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Personal influence

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demographic (age, occupation, income), lifestyle, personality and self-concept

40
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psychological influence

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motivation, perception, beliefs and attitudes, learning

41
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Hofstede Cultural Dimensions

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power distance, uncertainty avoidance, individualism, masculinity

42
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business markets

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reseller markets, producer markets, government markets, institutional markets

43
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reseller markets

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intermediaries that buy products in order to sell of lease them to another party for profit

44
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product markets

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purchase products for use in the production of other products or in their daily business operations

45
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government markets

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buy and sell products to provide services for citizens

46
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institutional markets

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not-for-profit orginisations