Marketing Flashcards
Advertising
Communication that uses various forms of media to influence or persuade an audience.
Analytics
The review of data, typically looking for trends. Helpful in business decisions such as marketing and strategic planning.
Business Image
This is what the public is supposed to see when the company is mentioned or comes to mind.
A company’s reputation
Call To Action
Persuasive words that urge the reader, listener or viewer to take a specific action. Most frequently used in marketing. Ex: Call Now!
Compliance
Measure of whether pets actually receive the care that has been recommended by their vet.
Direct Marketing
A type of advertising campaign that seeks to elicit an action - such as an order, a visit to a store or web site, or a request for further info - from a selected group of consumers in response to a communication from the marketer.
Diversity Marketing
Promoting new products or services to new markets
External Marketing
Written or verbal communication that is aimed at attracting new clients
Focus Group
A group of clients who are asked to participate in a discussion about a particular topic or issue. The info from the group is used to develop programs, improve service, or solve problems at the practice.
Four P’s of Marketing
These are the categories that can be controlled in the marketing of a good or service: Product, Price, Place, Promotion (sometimes a fifth: Position)
HTML Hypertext Markup Language
The set of mark-up symbols or codes inserted in a file intended for display on a World Wide Web browser. The mark-up tells the web browser how to display a web page’s words and images for the user
Indirect Marketing
A marketing strategy that focuses on channels where there is no direct communication with customers by the companies.
Internal Marketing
Efforts to increase utilization of services by existing clients, and efforts by the practice to train and motivate staff to work together as a team to better meet the needs of clients.
Marketing Mix
This Helps you define the marketing elements for successfully positioning your market offer. One of the best known models is the 4P’s of Marketing, which helps you define your marketing options in terms of product, place, price and promotion.
Meta-tags
Pieces of HTML code that are imbedded in a website, but not visible with web browsers
PPC Pay Per Click
Online advertising payment model in which advertisers are charged each time a user clicks a specific link
Public Relations -
The art of developing reciprocal understanding and good will between a business and the public
SEO Search Engine Optimization -
The process of affecting the visibility of a website or a web page in a search engine’s unpaid results - often referred to as ‘natural’, ‘organic’, or ‘earned’ result
Target Marketing
Identifying select consumers in order to direct marketing efforts specifically towards those consumers.
Demographics
Defined as those characteristics of a population, nation, city, town or neighborhood for example, as it relates to number of people, gender mix, growth rate, population density and distribution, birth rate, married versus common law versus unmarried families, education, occupation, ethnicity, average age and death rate.
e. External Marketing
A marketing technique that targets potential clients:
a. Target Marketing
b. Marketing Mix
c. Internal Marketing
d. Indirect Marketing
e. External Marketing
f. Diversity Marketing
g. Direct Marketing
a. Target Market
A type of marketing in which a particular segment is picked to receive a specific marketing plan:
a. Target Marketing
b. Marketing Mix
c. Internal Marketing
d. Indirect Marketing
e. External Marketing
f. Diversity Marketing
g. Direct Marketing
g. Direct Marketing
The most popular form of marketing and has been around for years. The yellow pages are a classic example.
a. Target Marketing
b. Marketing Mix
c. Internal Marketing
d. Indirect Marketing
e. External Marketing
f. Diversity Marketing
g. Direct Marketing
d. Indirect Marketing
A marketing technique that is used by practices on a daily basis; clean facilities, genuine service, and excellent customer care are a few examples.
a. Target Marketing
b. Marketing Mix
c. Internal Marketing
d. Indirect Marketing
e. External Marketing
f. Diversity Marketing
g. Direct Marketing
c. Internal Marketing
A marketing technique that targets current or existing clients for services offered within the practice:
a. Target Marketing
b. Marketing Mix
c. Internal Marketing
d. Indirect Marketing
e. External Marketing
f. Diversity Marketing
g. Direct Marketing
b. Emotion, Value, Virtual, Excel, Experience
What are the elements of realistic or emotional marketing?
a. Product, price, place, position, promotion
b. Emotion, Value, Virtual, Excel, Experience
c. Price, Value, location, Space, Experience
a. Emotion
Which realistic / emotional marketing technique give clients comfort?
a. Emotion
b. Value
c. Virtual
d. Excel
e. Experience
e. Excel
Which realistic / emotional marketing technique that creates an extraordinary experience for every client with every visit. The consumer is searching for those who can provide animal care in new and better ways - mostly through technologies
a. Emotion
b. Value
c. Virtual
d. Excel
e. Experience
Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Realistic
Time dependent
Regarding goal setting, what does SMART stand for
b. Measurable
Which SMART segment Creates a baseline and a system for measuring results
a. Specific
b. Measurable
c. Achievable
d. Realistic
e. Time dependent
e. Time dependent
Which SMART element asks for a target start and end date?
a. Specific
b. Measurable
c. Achievable
d. Realistic
e. Time dependent
a. Specific
Which SMART segment lists specific elements?
a. Specific
b. Measurable
c. Achievable
d. Realistic
e. Time dependent
c. Indirect Marketing
This is how the client “feels” when they visit the practice
What type of marketing technique uses the following:
Client Education, clean/organized and odor free building, profession, clean and friendly employees, client / staff relationships
a. Direct Marketing
b. Internal Marketing
c. Indirect Marketing
d. External Marketing
Internal Marketing
Anything that makes the client/patient experience better
What type of marketing technique uses the following:
Recalls/callbacks, Reminders via mail or email, Newsletters, welcome cards, report cards, Telephone etiquette, warm greeting, running appts on time, staff enthusiasm, Client Ed.
a. Direct Marketing
b. Internal Marketing
c. Indirect Marketing
d. External Marketing
d. External Marketing
Key is to determine the prospective clients and patients and determine the best method to attract them.
What type of marketing technique uses the following:
Social Media, Websites, outdoor signage, Open House, Hosting community classes, Office tours:
a. Direct Marketing
b. Internal Marketing
c. Indirect Marketing
d. External Marketing
All the above
A clinics website allows for which marketing techniques?
a. Direct Marketing
b. Internal Marketing
c. Indirect Marketing
d. External Marketing
e. Target Marketing
Using the following information is what type of marketing technique?
Specific breed conditions or treatments
Species focus
Disease or conditions
Ages; puppies/kittens, seniors
Environments; outdoor pets, indoor only pets, kennels, boarding barns, urban
a. Direct Marketing
b. Internal Marketing
c. Indirect Marketing
d. External Marketing
e. Target Marketing
a. 1-3%
What percentage of revenue should be spent on advertising retail products?
a. 1-3%
b. 2-6%
c. 3-6%
c. 15-20%
The resistance Principle - this describes the fact that for any price, there will be resistance. What is the sweet spot of resistance from clients?
a. 5-10%
b. 10-15%
c. 15-20%
d. 20-30%