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marketing Flashcards

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market research

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carrying out research to find out what customers want

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why carry out market research

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  • discover the needs of customers
  • understand structure of market
  • discover whether or not market demand is increasing
  • establish what stage the product is in its life cycle
    -monitor competition
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primary research

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  • field research from a new source especially collected, this info can provide exact and up to date info but it can be expensive and time consuming
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primary research - survey examples

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personal surveys
postal surveys
telephone surveys
internet surveys

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primary research examples

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surveys
interviews
focus groups

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focus groups

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a small, carefully chosen group of people who discuss products

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consumer panels

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tend to be more product orientated, to test a new product

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secondary research

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  • desk research
  • this is info which is already available , this way is the easiest, quickest and cheapest way but it could be out of date
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examples of secondary research

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  • documents
    -letters
    -diaries
    -official statistics
    -internet sites
    -historical data and info
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quantitative data

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is statistical information that includes numbers and values that are measurable

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qualitative data

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is information about opinions and views it cannot be expressed numerically

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market segmentation

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practice of dividing your target market into approachable groups

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customer

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the person buying the product/service from the organisation

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consumer

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the person using the product

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marketing department need to understand 3 things

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  • the size of the market
  • the value of the sales
  • the growth of the market
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target market

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the market segmentation at which a business aims its products

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businesses use targetable market segments like?

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  • age
  • income
  • geographical location
    -lifestyle
    socio- economic group
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socio- economic groups

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advantages of market segmentation

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  • can adapt our products to different segments and make more sales
  • can predict social media so we can target advertise better
    -set price appropriately
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4ps

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  • product
  • price
  • promotion
  • place
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product portfolio

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a collection of such products sold by one business is knows as a ‘product group’ or ‘product range’

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why should businesses have product range

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  • so they can spread the risk
  • a single product may not generate enough returns for a business
    -a range can be sold to different segments
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product life cycle

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represents the stages that a product goes through from the initial development

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product life style stages

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  • development
  • introduction
  • growth
  • maturity
  • decline
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development

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product been designed and created, no sales yet

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introduction

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product is released to the market sales begin and grow slowly
revenue is low at this stage
high costs on materials, promotion and publicity

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growth

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rapid sales

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maturity

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everyones already purchased product, revenue is high growth slowly decreasing, making profit

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decline

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sales growth rapidly slow down , cost may rise in attempt to increase sales

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extension strategy

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this is a way to try and increase sales by either e branding or other things like this

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extension strategy examples

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reducing price of product
rebranding product
increasing marketing activity
repositioning product

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cost plus price

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in cost plus pricing the business calculates all the costs and adds a margin on top

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price discrimination

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this is where people pay different prices for the same services depending on a characteristic

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loss leader

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this is when an item is sold at no profit , sometimes even a loss, but the hope is people will buy more when they are in shop

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psychological pricing

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this is where a price is set just below a critical point to make it sound better value for money, but this isn’t good option when developing a luxury brand

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competitive pricing

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this is where a business set their price similar to their competitors usually used in competitive markets like supermarkets

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price skimming

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this is when a business sets a high price at first then drops it over time. this is usually used in technology industries where research costs need to be recovered fast as they are high

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price penetration

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when a business launches a new product in a competitive market so in order to ‘get into’ the market they set it low price to get people to try it. they the increase it over time

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factors influencing price

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  • stage in product life cycle
    -the other 3ps
  • company/ business objectives
  • competition in the market
  • demand
    -cost
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place

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this looks at how a product or service goes from producer to consumer

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direct route

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the producer sells directly to customer/consumer, this way is much cheaper and has become more popular due to the use of the internet increasingg

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retailer route

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the producer sells to retailer, and the retailer sells to consumer/customer, usually this is with big retailers as they need to be able to store it.

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wholesaler route

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producer sells to wholesaler like costco or bookers, as they buy in bulk, then the retailers buy products of them to sell the consumer/customer, usually smaller shops

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mail order

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the sale and ordering of goods by post

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tele sales

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focuses on the direct sales of products or services to customer over the phone

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e-commerce/ m-commerce

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method of buying and selling goods and services online

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multi channel of distribution

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very few businesses just use one channel of distribution, they often opt for more than one, this helps them reach a wider audience and so should increase sales and market shares

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advantages to multi channel of distribution

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  • reach more customers
  • more convenience for customers
  • boost sales
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disadvantages to multi channel of distribution

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  • may lead to one channel no longer being used
  • prices may vary
  • complex to manage
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untargeted promotion

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above the line advertising like, tv, radio and internet

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targeted promotion

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below the line advertising
direct mail

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advertisement

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an advert is a paid for message designed to influence consumer purchases

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advantage of advertisement

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  • great way to stay ahead of competitors
  • can be memorable
  • can reach a wide audience
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disadvantage of advertisement

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  • very expensive
  • viewers may not watch
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sales promotion

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used to encourage customers to buy more of a product or to increase sales

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advantages of sales promotion

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  • can encourage people to buy more
  • make people want to go the the shop
  • offer customers better value
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disadvantage of sales promotion

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-limits revenue
- competitor retaliation

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personal selling

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the ability of staff to contribute to the promotion of sales, known as upselling

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advantages of personal selling

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-builds trust
- customer satisfaction
- more influence

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disadvantages of personal selling

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-high cost
-deception

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direct marketing

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marketing and selling products and services directly to customers

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advantages of direct marketing

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  • increasing customer numbers
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disadvantages of direct marketing

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  • takes alot of marketing
    -expensive
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public relations

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promotion of a business through news stories, sponsorship

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pop ups

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temporary retail stores that open for a short period of times in order to take advantage of seasonal demand

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social media

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the platforms on which users build social networks and share information to build a companys brand

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social media analytics

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the ability to gather and find meaning in data, gathered from social channels to supports business decisions

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search engine adverts

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a form of online advertising who businesses pay to have their ads displayed on google etc

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blogs

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a platform for content marketing where you publish articles, news and info about a businesses products or services

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digital adverts

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marketing through online channels such as websites etc

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primary research advantages

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  • up to date, gathered by researcher
  • specific to a business own needs (accurate)
  • provides answers to exact questions that a firm may be interested in
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primary research disadvantages

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  • can be very expensive to collect
    -can be very time consuming, market may change
    -can have problems of bias
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secondary research advantages

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-it is inexpensive to collect and quick to obtain
- enables cost effective analysis

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secondary research disadvantages

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-often out of date
- might not be available
- problems of interpretation

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the sales process

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a series of steps that helps businesses make sure they maximise sales to potential customers and encourage customers to return to the business to make repeat purchases

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the actual sales process

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  • preparing though good product knowledge
  • identify sales opportunities
    -understanding needs and wants f customers
  • informing customers of the features and benefits of product
  • closing the sale
  • following up after sales
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customer service

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the support that a business gives to its customers this takes place before, during and after a customer has bought a product

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good customer service can result in..

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  • loyal customers
    -repeat purchases
  • good reputation
  • new customers
  • increased spending
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poor customer can result in..

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-loosing customers
- gaining a bad reputation

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customers expect a certain level of customer care

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  • the product or service quality and reliability
    -information about the product
  • sales process
  • dealing with complaints
    -delivery
    any communication

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