Marketing Exam 2 Flashcards
Omnichannel growing
More companies sell B2B and directly to the customer B2C
Buying centers
All people in an organization who become involved in the purchase decision.
Business buying process
- Need recognition
- Product specification
- RFP Process
- Proposal analysis/negotiation
- Order specifications
- Vendor assesment
New Buy
A situation requring the purchase of a product or technology for the first time.
Modified buy
Purchaser wants to change the original product or service. Or the product has changed.
Straight rebuy
Purchaser reorders the same goods or services without looking for new information or investigating other suppliers.
Requirements of a market
Need or desire
ability to buy
willing to buy
authority to buy
STP
Segment the markets
Targeting
Positioning
Segmentation
What/How we buy: benefits sought
Who are we: demographics and psychographic
Target market
A group of people or organization a company designs a marketing mix for to meet the needs of that group resulting in an exchange.
Undifferentiated targeting strategy
Views market as one big market with no individual segments and a single marketing mix.
Concentrated targeting strategy
Selecting one segment of a market to target often called NICHE strategy.
Differentiated targeting strategy
Chooses two or more market segments and develops a marketing mix for each.
Perceptual maps
Identifies customer needs and perceptions to place products in customers minds relative to the competition.
Repositioning
Changing brand to combat changing demographics, declining sales, and changed in social environment.
Primary data
Facts newly collected for the project
Secondary Data
Facts already recorded before the project
Syndicated data
Data collected about the general market that can be purchased
Qualitative data
Observations, interviews, focus groups, and social media
Quantitative data
experiments, surveys, scanner, panels