Lesson 11 - Marketing Mix (Pt.1) Flashcards

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Define ‘marketing mix’

A

The elements of a firm’s approach to marketing that enable it to satisfy and delight its customers.

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What are the 4 Ps of the Marketing Mix?

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Product
Price
Place
Promotion

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Why are the 4 Ps manipulated by firms?

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To maximise sales and profit, create a brand, develop customer loyalty and to create a unique selling point/proposition (USP)

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Why is it important that all 4 Ps are aligned?

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To ensure that the marketing mix is used effectively – if just one of the sections is out it can mean the effectiveness of the marketing mix is severely impacted.

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What is the link between market research and the marketing mix?

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Decisions about the marketing mix are made based on the results of market research.

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What does the ‘Product’ element of the marketing mix include?

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The physical features and specifications of the product, (i.e. what it looks like, how reliable it is, quality of the product, etc.)

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What key features should a product possess to ensure it appeals to the needs of its target market?

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  1. Functionality
  2. Reliability
  3. Durability
  4. Packaging
  5. Fashionable and in keeping with social trends
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What does the ‘Price’ element of the marketing mix refer to?

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The way the product is priced and the rationale behind it.

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When a firm charges the highest initial price that customers will pay and then lowers it over time, this is called…

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Price skimming

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When a firm offers a product at a lower price during its initial offering and then increases the price over time, this is called…

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Penetration pricing

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