Marketing Flashcards

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Skimming price

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High price and gradually decrease

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Penetration pricing

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Start low and slowly increase

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3
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Premium pricing

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High price to show high quality

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4
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Psychological pricing

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Set price so seems cheaper

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5
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Loss leader

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Loosing profit on goods

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6
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Competitive pricing

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Below competitors pricing

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7
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Destroyer pricing

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Low price so competitors can’t compare

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8
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Market based pricing

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Similar to everyone in the market

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9
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Discrimination pricing

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Different prices to different people

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10
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Cost plus pricing

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Cost of making product - markup

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11
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Marginal pricing

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Selling price - variable costs

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12
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Area effect on price

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Different prices for same product in different parts of the world
Due to costs of transport

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13
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Time effect on price

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Price change at different parts of the day

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14
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Service marketing

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Price is significant market tool
Best value for money

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15
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Factors effecting price

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Cost of production
Level of demand
Level of competition
Stage in product lifecycle

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16
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PED equation

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Quality / price

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17
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Advertising equation

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Change in Quality / change in advertising

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18
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Income equation

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Change in demand / change in income

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19
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Market leader strategie

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Dominate market has control
Use different strategies

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20
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Challenger strategy

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Business in small market try to attack dominate market

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21
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Follower strategy

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Competitors follow market leader

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22
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Niche market

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Small 0 corner of large market for specific customers

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23
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Differentiation

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Firms try to highlight difference in product or service

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24
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Mass market

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Large market with little needs between consumer

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Low cost
Maintain dominance in market
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Swot analysis
Strength and weakness - internal Opportunity and threat - external Method of forecasting
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Marketing objective
SMART Needs for consumers Action of competitors Adv- identify target market Dis- don’t look at consumer time consuming
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Satisfaction survey
Sampling section of customers and ask for view on product
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Quantitive data
Objective Collection of facts Numerical data and statistics analysis
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Qualitative data
Subjective Opinions not numeric
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Primary (field) research
Interview - detailed, expensive, Survey- quick, brief Observation- good insight Consumer panel- testing product Focus group- rating without comparison Trail marketing - quick results
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Secondary (desk) research
Customer info Company results Sales data Newspapers Census
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Describe
Be able to identify customer
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Explain
Understand why changes have made place
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Predict
Know how consumers will react to price changes
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Simple random sampling
Individuals are selected from list
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Systematic
Every Nth person
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Quota
Splitting population into sub groups
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Convenience
Using people who come into hand
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Stratified
Subgroups according to characteristics
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Cluster
Random selection of subgroup from population
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Non sampling error
Social desirability False answers
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Sampling error
Difference between mean value and true mean
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Normal distribution
Bell shaped curve
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Standard deviation
How spread out your data is compared to mean
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Type of market segmentation
Age Gender Income Location Lifestyle Social class Religion
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Market share
Percentage of sales a business has in overall market
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Product life cycle
Introduction - negative cashflow, slow sales Growth- sales grow quickly Maturity- profitable product Decline- sales declining
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Product portfolio
Range of products a business has
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Product positioning
Setting product in right segment
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Bosten matrix
Cash cow- high market share, low market growth Shining star - high market share , high market growth Dog- low market share, low market growth Problem child- low market share, high market growth
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Above the line
One way communication of a persuasive message
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Below the line
Promotion usually involved a immediate incentive for buyer
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Wholesaler
Buys from manufacturers in large volume and breaks down into smaller units
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Retailer
Responsible for final part of distribution chain
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Agent
Negotiations between buyer and seller Several sectors of distribution
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Online and digital distribution
Delivers directly to customer
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Physical distribution
Road transport most common Physical product being distributed
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Sales of good act
If fault found in first 6 months assumed it was faulty from purchase Satisfactory quality As described Fir for purpose
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Weight and measurement act
Incorrect indication of amount Should contain what it states
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Working time directive
No employee works more than 48 hours per week on average
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Unsolicited good act
Illegal to demand goods or service that’s not be ordered