Marketing Flashcards

1
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Market

A

potential customers who
Want or need a service or product
Have the resources and authority to make the purchase

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2
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Marketing

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a process that includes
Planning
Design and development of services and products
Sales

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3
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Two perspectives

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selling orientation

market orientation

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4
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Selling orientation

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Marketing efforts should be directed toward selling what the organization has to anyone likely to make the purchase

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5
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Market orientation

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Marketing efforts should be directed toward creating new customers and retaining existing customers.

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6
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Target market:

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Individuals who need and are able to purchase what the business supplies

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7
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Characteristics for segmenting the potential market for a specific service include

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Age
Geography 
Lifestyle 
Purchasing habits 
Social class
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8
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Advantages of market segmentation

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Allows alignment the organization’s efforts toward the meeting of unique needs and characteristics of the most favorable market segment(s

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9
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Niche:

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very specific target market
A limited number of potential customers
The market (customers) have unique needs

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10
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Growth

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More targeted customers for existing services
New services for current customers
New services for a new target market

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11
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Retention

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Keep existing and past customers

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12
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Seven P’s

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Product/service (benefit)
Price (value)
Place (delivery environment)
Promotion (attract attention)
Physical Evidence  (quality)
Processes  (efficiency)
People  (expertise/personalities)
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13
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4 P’s

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Product/service (benefit[s])
Price (value)
Place (delivery environment)
Promotion (attract attention)

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14
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3 P’s for health care services:

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Physical evidence (a quality indicator)
Processes (efficiency)
People (quality/expertise)

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15
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Product:

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or service) includes:

The special characteristics of what is being offered for sale

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16
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Characteristics of product:

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Image
How it is presented (packaged)
Features
Name brands

17
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Price approaches include:

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Cost-based pricing (price relative to costs)
Competition-based pricing (price like competitors)
Demand-based pricing (e.g., prestige, high price = high quality)

18
Q

Place includes:

A

Accessibility
Décor
Hours of operation
Service location

19
Q

Promotion:

A

various methods used to inform the public about the service and to sell it

20
Q

Promotion includes what markets?

A

Current target market
New targeted market
Previous customers

21
Q

Promotion tools:

A

advertising
direct marketing
personal selling
public relations

22
Q

Desired effects of promotion:

A

Be aware of and become informed about the service
Understand how this service differs from similar offerings
Support comparisons that favor the promoted service
Show preference by buying the promoted service

23
Q

How can customers infer quality and effectiveness?

A

by observing:
Clarity and accuracy of pretreatment communications
Occurrences at the business location and in the clinic
Age and condition of equipment
Staff interactions, responses, reactions
How other customers are treated

24
Q

Process:

A

refers to the way business activities flow and are coordinated

25
Q

Examples of process:

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Customers recognize if there are consistencies in the operations or not
Ease of setting appointments
Diligence in pursuing accurate information
Timeliness of communications

26
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People

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includes all members of a business a customer and their caregivers notice or interact with

27
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Stages of marketing

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introduction
growth
maturation
decline

28
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Introduction stage

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a new service is brought to a market sales are low,

expenses are high, and there are financial losses

29
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Growth stage

A

profits and sales increase rapidly.

This is likely to attract competition

30
Q

Marketing options in growth stage:

A

Doing nothing

Reinvesting profits into substantial marketing efforts

31
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Maturation stage:

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high volume and profit with little additional investment in promotion

32
Q

Marketing option in maturation stage:

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Marketing option is to do nothing more

33
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Decline stage:

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characterized by decreasing popularity and market share

34
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Marketing in decline stage:

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Marketing option is to terminate support