Marketing Flashcards
What is the difference between marketing and advertising?
marketing identifies customer needs to meet them whereas advertising promotes the company and its products through a paid channel
what are the 4 marketing objectives?
- sales volume and value
- market share
- sales growth (a target based on a % of volume or value)
- market size and growth
what is the difference between correlation and causation?
correlation is when there is a statistical association between variables whereas causation is when a change in one variable cause a change in another
what is statistical significance?
a way to measure if results of studies are due to chance or a factor of interest
what is the difference between primary data and secondary data?
primary data is collected and gathered first hand but secondary data is collected by someone else other than the current researcher
what is confidence interval?
the mean of your estimate +and - the variation in that estimate
what is extrapolation?
taking incomplete data and using it to predict future outcomes
what does price elasticity do?
it measures how much demand for a product changes in relation to the change in price
what is the difference between price elastic and price inelastic?
price elastic means a small change in price has caused a huge change in demand (e.g. -2)
whereas…
price inelastic means the change in demand is smaller than the change in price (e.g. -0.5)
what does income elasticity do?
measures how much demand for a product changes in relation to fluctuations in the income levels of customers
what are inferior goods?
when you buy less of the product when you have more money or buy more of the product when you have less money (e.g. branded and store made products)
what are the 7 p’s of marketing?
- product
- price
- place
- promotion
- people
- process
- physical evidence
what are the 4 sections of market segmentation?
- demographic
- geographic
- psychographic
- behavioural
what does STP stand for?
segmentation, targeting markets, positioning
what are the four stages of the product life style?
- launch
- growth
- maturity + product extension
- decline