Making Marketing Decisions Flashcards

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Define Promotion

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  • Refers to the ways in which a business communicates it’s products and services to customers
  • most common form of promotion is advertising
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Why would a business advertise?

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A business will advertise to:
- promote the brand
- raise awareness of a product
- remind customers how great the product is
- persuade customers to switch to them

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What does the choice of advertising medium depend on?

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  • the size of the business
  • the type of product
  • the nature of the market (competition, etc)
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What are the two types of products?

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Mass market products and niche market products

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Examples of mass market products:

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Large Budgets:
- national radio
- TV adverts
- national newspapers

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Examples of niche market products:

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Small Budgets:
- local radio
- local paper/ flyers
- social media (the most effective)
- traditional media not as effective

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Define sponsorship

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Define sponsorship

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  • When a business supports an event, organisation or person either financially or by providing it’s products or services
  • Businesses provide facilities and services in exchange for the publicity they receive from an event.
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Define Product Trial

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A product trial means giving potential customers a free taste of a new product. Product trials can also reduce the risks where the business is not confident with the ability of the product to be sold in the larger market

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Define Publicity

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Any communication about a business that is created by the business, it’s customers or a third party. Publicity can be good or bad, good publicity can generate interest in a business and build trust in a brand. Customer generated publicity can be created on websites like trip advisor

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Define Special offers

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These are sales promotions, they are designed to encourage customers to make a purchase and boost sales over a short period. Many businesses use special offers to entice customers into a shop so they purchase other items. It also is efficient in clearing stock.

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Define Branding

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A personality or image of a product, created through marketing activities. A strong brand helps build customer loyalty and stands out from other competitors

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What are some mediums of promotion using digital technology

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  • advertising on websites
  • social media + viral adverts
  • apps
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Advantages of using technology

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  • saves time
  • it is cheaper as it is free to post on social media
  • it’s easier to target +reach more people
  • accessible
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Examples of market segments

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  • religion
  • race
  • gender
  • income
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Define distribution

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How ownership changes as a product goes from producer to consumer

17
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Define Etailer

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An electronic retailer; purchasing electronically either by e-commerce or by m-commerce

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Define Retailer

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A shop or chain of shops usually selling from a building in a high street or shopping center

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What is the traditional channel?

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The traditional channel means producers sell in bulk to wholesalers, who then sell smaller amounts to retailers

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What is the modern channel?

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The modern channel is where the producer directly sells to retailer - such as supermarkets buying milk directly from farmers

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What is the direct channel?

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The direct channel is where the producer sells directly to the customer

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Advantages of retailing