Marketing planning Definitions Flashcards

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Marketing plan

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a document that outlines a company’s entire marketing process

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Budget

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a plan that outlines a business’ revenue and expenditure over a period of time

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Market research

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gathering information to support marketing decisions

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Segmentation

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the process of dividing a broad market gap into various segments(e.g. age, interests, location, etc.) in order to allow businesses to develop marketing strategies to meet the needs of diverse groups

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Control tools

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mechanisms and techniques used to monitor, evaluate and adjust marketing strategies and performance

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Marketing strategy

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a long-term action that aims to achieve the marketing objective

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Marketing audit

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a systematic evaluation of all marketing elements and practices of a business

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Objective based budget

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a way by which a business’s marketing budget is set, where an estimate is made of the budget needed to achieve the marketing objective

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Sales based budget

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a way by which a business’s marketing budget is set, where a fixed percentage of the company’s sales revenue is allocated to marketing

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Incremental based budget

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a way by which a business’s marketing budget is set, where the previous year’s marketing budget is used as a guide, with percentage increase to cover inflation

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Geographic segmentation

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a way of dividing customers based on their geographic location

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Demographic segmentation

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a process of dividing customers into target groups according to characteristics such as age, gender and occupation

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Psychographic segmentation

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a way of dividing the population according to lifestyle and personal interests

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Targeting

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the process of selecting the most appropriate market segment for a marketing campaign

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Mass market

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a market for goods that are produced in very large quantities for a significant number of end consumers

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Niche market

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a small part of a larger market where customers have very specialised needs

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Below the line

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a term used to describe promotion aimed at specific segments and do not rely on mass market techniques

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Above the line

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a term used to describe promotion aimed at mass audiences, and are generally not targeted

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Product positioning

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the process of distinguishing a brand from its competitors

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End consumer

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the person who makes the final purchase or use of a product

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Product positioning map

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a visual representation of how various competitors might attempt to position their brands in the eyes of the consumer

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Profit margin

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the amount by which revenue from sales exceeds cost in a business

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Differentiation

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the process of highlighting the differences between a product and its rivals

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Competitive advantage

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a condition in a business that enables it to offer better products, or products at lower production cost, than its rivals

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Porter’s Generic Strategies matrix

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a matrix that identifies cost and differentiation strategies for a business looking to gain a competitive advantage

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Cost leadership strategy

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a situation where a business becomes the low-cost producer in the industry

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Differentiation strategy

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a strategy where a business is producing a specialised or differentiated product for a broad market

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Premium price

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a pricing strategy where a business sets the price of its products higher to create the impression that the products are of higher quality or value than their lower-cost equivalents

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Cost focus(niche market) strategy

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a situation where a business becomes the low-cost producer in a niche market

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Differentiation focus(niche market) strategy

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a strategy where a business is producing a specialised or differentiated product for a niche market

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Stuck in the middle

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a term used to describe businesses that are not differentiated enough to convince customers to buy its product