Marketing Flashcards

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What is the purpose of market research?

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Market research is research carried out by a business to look into a new market for their product. This could include identifying the target market and competitors.

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What is the purpose of marketing?

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To notify consumers of a product’s existence or of information related to the product.

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What is a primary market research method?

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A research method that the business conducts on its own accord and using its own sources.

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What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?

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Qualitative data is based on ideas and opinions, which quantitative data is based on figures and statistics which may be analysed on a larger scale.

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What is the importance of Price?

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A price sets how much revenue a business will earn, and it being too high or too low may cause a loss. Consumers will not pay for items that are too expensive while a gross profit may not be made if price is set too low.

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What is the importance of Place?

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A business that is not based near/accessible to their target market will not be able to sell their products due to lack of consumers. A business in the wrong place can fail just because of poor positioning.

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What is the importance of Product?

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A business must sell products that are desirable, else no consumers will buy them. Products must generally have a unique quality as well - this gives consumers an incentive to buy them. If a business cannot sell its products it will, obviously, fail.

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What is the importance of Promotion?

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A business must attract consumers before it can even try to sell its products. Promotion is important because it allows a business to ensure their target market is aware of them, so that they can sell their products. Without attracting consumers, a business cannot sell its products and will consequently fail.

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Examples of primary research methods?

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  • Newspapers
  • Magazines
  • Census
  • Websites
  • Internal data
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What is market segmentation?

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Market segmentation is how the business splits and segments its target market depending on specific characteristics.

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How are products developed?

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To develop a product you need to first come up with an idea, then design and innovate it, and finally you can produce it.

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What are the 4 stages of the product life cycle?

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  • Introduction (product’s start)
  • Growth (product grows exponentially)
  • Maturity (product levels off)
  • Decline (product starts to die, extension can be applied)
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What is price skimming?

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When a product is priced very high, as it is unique and new to the market. This happens mainly when a product only has little to no competition.

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What is cost plus pricing?

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When a product is priced by increasing the total cost by a percentage to calculate the price. This ensures a gross profit.

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What is penetration pricing?

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When a product is initially priced very lowly to encourage sales, and then is priced reasonably after it has established itself in its market.

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What is promotional pricing?

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When a product is priced lowly for a short period of time to attract new consumers of the product and encourage more sales.

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What is competitive pricing?

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Competitive pricing is when you price your products lower than competitors to entice customers and get regular shoppers.