MARKETING Flashcards

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What is marketing?

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Marketing is about getting the right product to the right customer at the right price at the right time.
It is all centered around the customer.

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Market Orientation

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An approach of first establishing consumer demand through market research before producing and selling a product.

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Benefits of Market Orientation

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  • Increased confidence that the products will sell. Reduced Risk of Failure.
  • Firms can anticipate and respond quickly to changes in the market.
  • Firms are in a strong position to meet the challenges of new competitors entering the market.
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Limitations of Market Orientation

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  • Resarch can be costly
  • Difficult to meet every customer’s needs due to their frequently changing tastes.
  • Uncertainity about the future can have a negative influence on the market planning strategy.
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Product Orientation

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Focuses on making the product first before attempting to sell it.

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Benefits of Product Orientation

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  • High quality products
  • Succeed in industries where the speed of growth is slow and the firm already has a good reputation.
  • Confident + Strong beliefs
  • Control over their activities
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Limitations of Product Orientation

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  • Risk eventual business failure
  • Spending money on research + development is costly without any promising results.
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Product oriented approach

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  • Inward looking: Focused on making the product first and then trying to sell it.
  • Supply creates demand
  • Innovative products
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Market oriented approach

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  • Outward looking: market research first, then product
  • First demand, then supply
  • Meet needs + wants
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Market Share

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The percentage of total sales that a business has within an industry. The percentage of one firm’s share of the total sales in the market.

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Formula for Market Share

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Firm’s sales / Total sales in the market x 100

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Market share can be measured by

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  1. Volume: Number of goods bought by customers
  2. Value: Amount spent by customers
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Increase in market share means:

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  • Effective marketing startegies
  • Sells more products
  • Reduce competitors
  • Increased profit
  • Key player in the industry
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Market Growth

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Increase in the number of consumers who buy a good or service. Change in market size over a given period of time.

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Formula for market growth

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market size (second year) - market size (first year)/market size first year x 100

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Market Leader

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Measuring market share can indicate if a firm is market leader. A market leader is the firm with the larget market share in a particular industry.

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Benefits of being a market leader

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  • First mover advantages
  • Increased sales revenues: Higher Profit
  • Economies of scale
  • Highest quality development partners +innovative technologies = outperform their competition
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Limitations of being a market leader

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  • subject of ant trust law suits
  • not necessarily the most proftable for an investor, costs are too high