Marketing Services Flashcards

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Intangibility

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The quality that services possess in having no physical substance, and therefore cannot be touched, stored, or possessed like goods

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Heterogenity

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The quality that services possess in which they are inherently variable because they cannot be mass produced

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Inseparability

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The quality that services possess in which both the service provider and the customer must be present during the service, as production and consumption are simultaneous activities

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Perishability

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The quality that services possess in which they cannot be stored, inventoried, reused, or returned.

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Service Quality

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A measurement activity of how good a service experience is or was

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Technical Quality

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The quality of the service result or output

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Functional Quality

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The quality of the service process

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The five dimensions of service quality are…

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Reliability, Assurance, Tangibles, Empathy, Responsiveness

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Reliability

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The ability to perform the promised service dependably and accurately, at the promised time

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Assurance

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The knowledge and courtesy of employees and their ability to convey trust and confidence

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Tangibles

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The knowledge and courtesy of employees and their ability to convey trust and confidence

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Empathy

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The provision of caring, individualized attention to customers

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Responsiveness

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The willingness to help customers and provide prompt service

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Service Gaps Model

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Provides companies with a framework for understanding the differences between customers’ perceptions of a service outcome and the customers’ initial expectations.

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Knowledge Gap

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The difference between actual customer expectations and the company’s perceptions of customer expectations

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Design and Standards Gap

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The difference between the company’s plan and the company’s execution of that plan

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Delivery Gap

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The difference between what the company thinks the customer expects and how it actually delivers that service

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Communication Gap

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The gap between service delivery and the company’s external communications

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Service Failure

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When a customer’s perceptions of a service fall below his or her expectations to a degree that leads to customer dissatisfaction

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Service Recovery

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Actions taken by a company in response to a service failure to improve the customer’s level of satisfaction

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Rules to improve customer satisfaction are…

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Fix the customer and company’s problem