Marketing 1 Flashcards
Marketing fundamentals
-Focus in customer,
-only compete in markets were we can get comp. Advantage,
-customer buy what product can do for them,
-marketing should concern while Orga,
-markets are heterogeneous,
-markets and customer are changing
Integrated marketing mix
Product (innovation, packaging)
Price
Place (distribution, logistic)
Promoting (advertising, sales promotion)
Marketing approach
Push marketing (develope and push into market) customer led marketing (customer needs we develop), resource based marketing (listen to market)
Kani Model
Two axes
Didn’t to it at all to did it well
Total satisfaction to total dissatisfaction
Expected needs (must) normal needs (should) exiting needs (can)
Factors influencing buying behaviour
Cultural factors, social factors, psychological factors (masked hierarchy of needs physiological, safety, social, esteem, self actualisation
Brand related buyer groups
Brand loyales
Favourable brand switchers
Other brand switches
Other brand loyale
New category users
Strategic focus
Increase sales (expand market, increase share)
Improve productivity (increase margins, reduce cost)
Customer driven marketing strategy
Select customers to serve (segmentation and targeting) and decide on value proposition (differentiation and positioning)
Markt segmentation
Demographic, psychographic, behavioural
Positioning
Define value model, build customer value hierarchy, decide in customer value package
T-c-b macro positioning: target customer (who is it for), product category (what is ut), key benefit (what does it offer)
I-d-u positioning: importance, delivery, uniqueness
Price discounts
Channel discount ( distribute gets discount in exchange for function)
Strategic discount (to win customer)
Pricing objective
Survival
Market growth
Product quality
Sustainability
Pricing methods
Cost oriented (markup, Roi)
Competition oriented (auction type pricing with demand)
Market oriented (determined after value perception of customer)
E.g. skimming (high prices in beginning then lower to attract)
Price differentiation (separate segments)
Product life cycle
Introduction
Growth
Maturity
Decline
Types or customers
Innovators
Early adopters
Middle mate majority
Laggards