Marketing Flashcards

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Role of marketing

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Identify customers
inform customers
increasing sales

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Methods of marketing increasing sales

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Advertising a product or service
reducing price
selling by different methods
selling the products in different places

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Market research

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How a business collects information on whether their product will be bought or not

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Methods of primary market research

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Questionnaires
interviews
trials
focus groups

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Questionnaires

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Question sheet filled in by Customer

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Interviews

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The interviewer asks consumer about the product and notes answers

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Trials

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Tests whether customers will buy a product

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Focus groups

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Small groups of customers who give opinions on products

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Primary market research

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Collecting new information that is ‘firsthand’

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Secondary market research

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Information that has already been collected by another organisation

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Methods of secondary market research

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Census data
internal data
websites
newspapers and magazines

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Census data

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Data collected by the government every 10 years

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Internal data

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Data already within a business based on past performance

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Qualitative data

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Based on the opinions of those who have been asked but can be difficult to interpret

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Quantitive data

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Numerical data which is easier to analyse than qualitative data

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16
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Market segmentation

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Splitting the market for a product into different parts

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What are the five categories of segmenting the market

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Age gender income location lifestyle

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Marketing mix

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Price product place promotion

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What is price affected by

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Price of competitors
reputation of business
costs
aims and objectives

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Methods of pricing

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Competitor
cost-plus
Penetration
skimming
promotional 

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What is the product life cycle

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It shows does timespan of a product and reflects the customers taste change

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Four stages of product life cycle

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Introduction growth maturity decline

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How does the marketing department respond in the introduction phase

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Business will advertise

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How does the marketing department respond in the Growth phase

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Advertising will change slightly as the product is more known to customers

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How does the marketing department respond in the maturity phase
Will continue advertising to maintain sales against competition
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How does the marketing department respond in the Decline phase
New products will be developed
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Methods of extending the product life cycle
Readvertising reduced price promotional offers developing new markets
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Place
Where a product sold and how the product gets to the consumer
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Physical distribution method one
Producer ——>consumer
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Physical distribution method two 
Producer —>retailer —>Customer
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Physical distribution method three
Producer —>wholesaler —> retailer —> Customer
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Digital distribution
Products are downloaded digitally and involve no physical product being moved
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Advantages of digital distribution
Customer can access product 24 hours a day Cost saving to the
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Disadvantages of digital distribution 
Not all goods are suitable for digital distribution not all customers have access to the internet
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Promotion
How a business informs its customers about a product or service
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Aims of promotion
Inform customers keep a business ahead of its competitors maintain or increase sales create the image of a business
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Methods of point-of-sale promotion
Price reductions lost leaders competitions free samples
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Advertising media
Different places a business will advertise
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Factors influencing advertising media
Cost of the advertising target market for the product whether the advertisement is part of a campaign
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Methods of advertising media
Social media websites printed media television radio
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Market data
Information that will help the business make marketing decisions
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What would market data include
Changes in demand target market market share product change affect of promotion