Marketing Flashcards

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What does a market refer to?

A

Any potential buyers of a product, that is, all the people who need, want and could buy a product

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2
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What are the four P’s of marketing?

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Product, place, price and promotion

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3
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What is the definition of marketing?

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Obtaining what people want, producing it, encouraging them to buy it and then selling it at profit

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What is the main aim of product marketing?

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To unite the needs of a customer with a product

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What are three major parts a market is segmented into?

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Demographic, geographic and behavioural patterns

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What does demography describe?

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The age, life cycle, ethnicity, income and lifestyle of the population

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What does geography describe?

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Where people live

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What do behavioural patterns describe?

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The psychological, physiological, social and economic needs of a customer and how they affect product choice and loyalty

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What is the basic definition of price?

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The cost of producing and marketing a product

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What is the basic definition of place?

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The geographic position of the store and location of the product

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What is the basic definition of promotion?

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The attempts to increase sales

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What is the target market?

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A group of customers that business has decided to aim its marketing efforts and ultimately its merchandise towards

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What are the four sections that the product life cycle is split into?

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Introduction, growth, maturity and decline

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What happens during the introduction stage?

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The product is initially promoted using either a skimming or penetration strategy

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What is skimming pricing and when is it effective?

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When prices are initially set very high and then gradually lowered over time, effective if there are few competitors for the product

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What is penetration pricing and when is it effective?

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When prices are set very low at the beginning and then gradually increased, which is effective if there are a lot of competitors who control a large portion of the market

17
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What are the two variables used to track the success of a product?

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Sales and time

18
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What happens during the growth stage?

A

A lot of money is spent on advertising and the goal is to increase sales so that your share of the market will stabilise

19
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What happens during the maturity stage?

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Sales grow at a very fast rate and gradually being to stabilise

20
Q

What happens during the decline stage?

A

Products being to fall, due to everyone having bought your product or more innovative products have replaced yours