Marketing Flashcards

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What are the three roles of a marketing mix?

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Identify, Anticipate, Satisfy

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What is the marketing mix?

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A combination of elements through which a firm achieves their marketing objectives. ( 4 P’s )

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Name 4 marketing objectives.

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1) Expand business
2) Innovate portfolio
3) Achieve customer loyalty
4) Survival and security

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What does it mean to be market orientated?

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Basing products on customer needs

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What are two advantages of being market orientated?

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1) On top of new fashions

2) Customers needs are met

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What are two disadvantages of being market orientated?

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1) Market research

2) Product may be of poor quality

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What does it mean to be product orientated?

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Basing products on business strengths

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What are two advantages of being product orientated?

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1) Will always be good quality

2) No market research

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What are two disadvantages of being product orientated?

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1) May not be in demand

2) Market changes are not accounted for

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What does it mean to be asset-led?

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Basing products on strengths that fit customer needs

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What are two advantages of being asset-led?

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1) Will be of good quality

2) Demand will be met

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What are two disadvantages of being asset-led?

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1) Can miss opportunities if focusing on strengths

2) Demand may not match strengths

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What is a marketing mix?

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A combination of elements through which a firm achieve their marketing objectives.

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What is a product?

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Good or a service with key features and functions.

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What is price?

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The amount of money demanded for the product.

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What is promotion?

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Communication with the market for product recognition.

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17
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What is place?

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The physical and online existence of a business.

18
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What 5 factors effect the marketing mix?

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Market research
Customer
Cost
Competition 
Ethics
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What is the role of a product portfolio analysis?

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Looks at range of products in a firm, weighing out its positives and negatives.

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What is the Boston Matrix a type of?

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Product portfolio analysis

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What is the Boston Matrix?

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Tool used to analyse portfolio and past and future sales

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What are the four states in a Boston matrix?

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Star = highest growth and share 
Problem = highest growth low share
Dog = lowest growth and lowest shares
Cow = lowest growth and highest share
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What is branding?

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Process where a business differentiates itself via name, slogan and design.

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What is brand contagion?

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Where an aspect or product has a negative reputation.

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What are the four stages of a product life cycle?
Intro, growth, maturity then decline.
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What are the two types of product differentiation?
``` Distribution = both physical and online sales Proliferation = variety of products in business ```
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Why do businesses use extension strategies?
To maximise sales and hold off decline.
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In what 3 ways can businesses extend their product life cycle?
Change product, modify P’s, extend portfolio.
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Why is price important?
1) Cover costs 2) Competition costs 3) Customer income
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What are the 6 pricing strategies?
1) Price skimming (high) 2) Penetration (low) 3) Competitive 4) Cost plus (covers cost) 5) Psychological 6) Contribution (covers all finances)
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What is the difference between cost and contribution?
``` Cost = based on what it cost to make that one item Contribution = after all direct costs have been taken from earnings ```
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Why is promotion important?
Growth of business through awareness of products
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What is a corporate image?
Overall perception of the business
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What does AIDA stand for?
Attention, interest, desire, action
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What is the difference between above and below the line promotion?
Above the line = on the TV and magazines | Below the line = support advertisements, leaflets
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What are 4 types of promotion?
Sales, direct selling, exhibitions and fairs, PR
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What does it mean if a business has multi-channelling distribution?
Based in more than one place
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What are the key influences of types of distribution?
Convenience, speed, cost
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What is distribution?
Process of getting product to target market.
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What are the three methods of distribution?
Whole seller, Manufacturer to retail, direct selling
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What is e-commerce?
Buyers and sellers meeting in a virtual market place
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What is e-tailing?
Process of ordering products online