Marketing Flashcards

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Advantages of Branding

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  • Products are easily identifiable
  • brand loyalty is built up
  • premium pricing can occur
  • High quality is usually associated
  • A family of products can be created
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Disadvantages of branding

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  • Brands take time to build up reputation and quality
  • Advertising and promotion can be expensive
  • negative press can tarnish the entire family
  • Cheap imitations may flood the market
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Advantages of own brands

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  • Attract more customers and sales within the store
  • Producer will have guaranteed sales
  • Own labels require little advertising as customers are usually regular shoppers
  • The retailer does not need to produce the own brand products, they can buy them
  • Own brands are usually cheaper and therefore have an advantage over trusted brands
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Disadvantages of own brands

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  • Some customers believe own brands are of lower quality than established brands
  • Whole brands can be tarnished over one bad product which may ruin the reputation over night
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Product Orientation

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When a business focuses on the production process and seeks to make goods that are superior

PRODUCT ORIENTATION GETS THE PRODUCT RIGHT

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Market Orientation

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Market orientation starts with the consumer and ends with the consumer. Used market research to make a product

MARKET ORIENTATION GETS THE RIGHT PRODUCT

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Stages of the product life cycle

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DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTION

GROWTH

MATURITY

SATURATION

DECLINE

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What are the extension strategies for the product lifecycle?

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INTRODUCE NEW VARIETIES OF THE PRODUCT

FIND NEW MARKETS FOR EXISTING PRODUCTS

CHANGE THE PRICE

UPDATE THE PRODUCT

CHANGE THE CHANNEL OF DISTRIBUTION

MODIFY THE PACKAGING

USE A NEW ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN

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What is market segmentation

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Market segmentation involves using market research information to split the consumers in your market into SEPARATE and IDENTIFIABLE groups with specific wants.

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Advantages of a product portfolio

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> Having multiple markets massively increases potential sales

> Fall in demand for one product can be compensated for by income from other so there is less overall risk of failure.

> The organisation have an easier job launching new products as income from other products help subside it.

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Disadvantages of product portfolio

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> The organisation must decide which products to invest in across the portfolio

> Some products may use investments up and never take off

> One products bad reputation could have a knock on effect on the whole organisation’s portfolio potentially decreasing profit across the board.

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