making marketing decisons Flashcards

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what makes up the design mix

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cost, appearance, function

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importance of product differentiation

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makes product stand out from competitors, encourages loyal customer base, charge higher prices, increases brand awareness

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what are the stages of a product lifecycle

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introduction- after research, tests, prepared, sales/distribution low, high costs; growth-sales/products/distribution increasing, costs/price still high; maturity-sales peaked, lower costs; decline-no longer popular, slowly decreasing

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2 types of pricing strategies

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pricing low for high volume but low profit margins, or pricing high for low volume but high profit margins

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what is a mass market

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aimed at wide range of customers due to high levels of competitors

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what is a niche market

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aimed at particular type of customer so less competition

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how does technology affect pricing strategies

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access to ecommerce gives more ability to shop around so more competition than just locally so need to be more price competitive (cheaper) or it has expanded the market so it is easier to attract customers so businesses can charge higher

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what pricing strategy is best at the introduction of a product lifecycle

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low price to encourage customers, or high price to create image of quality

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what pricing strategy is best at the growth of a product lifecycle

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keep low and increase with sales

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what pricing strategy is best at the maturity of a product lifecycle

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raise prices to try and improve profit margins

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what pricing strategy is best at the decline of a product lifecycle

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special offers in place to encourage last ditch sales before taken off market

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what pricing strategy is best if an extension is being planned

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premium- increase price to create new image of quality ands hope loyal customers stay

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what is the pricing method skimming

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high price at launch due to high demand due to USP, and slowly reduce overtime

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what is the pricing method penetration

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low initial price to gain market share and increasing later

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what is the pricing method competition based

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priced based on competitors, going rate, highly competitive markets, not high uses

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what is the pricing method loss leader

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lower prices than competition by a small amount

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what is the pricing method cost plus

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product cost +profit margin = selling price

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what is the pricing method premium pricing

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high selling price, high profit margin due to high quality product

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what are factors that influence price

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changes in technology, competitors, market segmentation, product lifecycle, quality

20
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what are types of promotion

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advertising, sponsorship, special offers, product trials, branding

21
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what are types of promotion through technology

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digital marketing, viral marketing, e-newsletters, targeted online advertising, apps