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Marketing Exam Flashcards

1
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consumer products
SSCU

A

-specialty
-shopping
-convenience
-unsought

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breadth

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number of product lines

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depth

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number of products within a product

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family brands

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names, terms, designs, etc, or other features that identify that one seller good or service as distinct from those of other sellers

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individual brands

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an assortment of items that the customer sees as reasonable substitutes for another

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cobranding

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the practice of marketing two or more brands together, on the same package or promotion

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7
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brand licensing

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an agreement where one firm allows another to use its brand name, logo, symbol etc

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cobranding

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the practice of marketing two or more brands together, the same package or promotion

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brand elements

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-brand name
-URLs
-logos and symbols
-characters
-slogans
-jingles

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10
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brand equity

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the value that a specific brand adds to a product or service

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core value

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guiding principles that shape a company’s culture and define its identity

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12
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four unique characteristics affecting service
IIII

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-inseparable
-inconsistent
-intangible
-inventory

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intangible

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cannot be touched, tasted, or seen

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inseparable

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production and consumption are simultaneous

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15
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inconsistent

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training and standardization

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16
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inventory

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how is this service perishable

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17
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GAP model

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-knowledge
-standards
-delivery
-communication

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18
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standards gap

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-achieve service goals through training
-the commitment to service quality

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19
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zone of tolerance

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Consumers often have a range of acceptable outcomes

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20
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the five c’s of pricing

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-competition
-costs
-company objectives
-customers
-channel members

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21
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four orientations
PSCC

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-profit
-sales
-competitor
-customer

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demand curves

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knowing demand curves enables us to see the relationship between price and demand

23
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price elasticity of demand

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how do customers respond to price increases or decreases?

% change in quantity / % change in price

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four types of competition

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-monopoly
-oligopoly
-monopolistic competition
-pure competition

25
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cost-based method

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-Cost-base pricing methods start with cost
-All costs are calculated on a per-unit basis

26
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competitor-based methods

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-Set prices to signal information on how product compares with competitors
-Premium pricing

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value-based methods

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Setting prices that focus on the overall value of the product

28
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Legal & ethical aspects of pricing

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-Deceptive/Illegal
-price fixing
-predatory pricing
-price discrimination

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Deceptive/Illegal pricing

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Loss leader pricing, Bait and switch

30
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intensive distribution

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designed to get products into as many outlets as possible

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Exclusive Distribution

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grants exclusive geographic territories to one or very few retail customers so no other retailers in the territory can sell a particular brand

32
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Selective Distribution

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grants exclusive geographic territories to one or very few retail customers so no other retailers in the territory can sell a particular brand

33
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logistics management

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used to meet customer demands through the planning, control, and implementation of the effective movement and storage

34
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channel structures

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-direct distribution
-indirect distribution
-multichannel distribution

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multichannel distribution

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Using a combination of both direct & indirect distribution channels

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push strategy

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increase demand by focusing on wholesalers, distributors, or salespeople, who push the product to consumers

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pull strategy

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designed to get consumers to pull the product into the supply chain by demanding retailers carry it

38
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Distribution intensity

A

the number of channel members to use at each level of the supply chain

39
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Three types of vertical marketing systems
ACC

A

-Administered
-Contractual
-Corporate

40
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Different tools of marketing communication

A

-Switching communication mediums to digital marketing and social media
-Leveraging online influencers to sell products

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Integrated marketing communication (IMC)

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  • promotion dimension of the four Ps
  • variety of communication disciplines
42
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advertising

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-Most visible element of IMC
-Extremely effective at creating awareness and generating interest

43
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personal selling

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-More expensive than other forms of promotion
-Salespeople can add significant value, which makes the expense worth it

44
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sales promotions

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  • end-user consumers or channel members
    -Used in conjunction with other forms of IMC
45
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Direct marketing

A

-Targeted
-Motivates an action
-Is measurable

46
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public relations

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-“Free” media attention
-Importance of PR has grown as the cost of other media has increased

47
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Social and Mobile media tools

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-Websites
-Blogs
-Social media
-Mobile apps

48
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set objectives

A

to inform, persuade, and remind customers. that can be accomplished via: push and pull strategy

49
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AIDA model

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-attention
-interest of the customer
-desire
-action

50
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types of appeals

A

-fear
-humor
-music
-emotions
-scarcity

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