Marketing strategies Flashcards

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What is market segmentation?

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“the division of the market into homogeneous groups of potential customers who may be treated similarly for marketing purposes.”

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What are the two types of segmentation?

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  • Industrial - B2B

- Consumer - B2C

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What four sections can industrial segmentation be split into?

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  • Geographical
  • Company size
  • Company type
  • Purchasing characteristics
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What four sections can consumer segmentation be split into?

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  • Geographical
  • Demographic
  • Purchasing motivation
  • Purchasing characteristics
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What is the marketing mix?

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controllable marketing variables that a firm blends to produce the response it wants in the target market

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What are the 4Ps for a product?

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 Product
 Promotion
 Place
 Price

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What are the additional 3Ps for services?

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 People
 Process
 Physical evidence

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What should be talked about when discussing the features of the product?

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  • Brand - exisiting/new?
  • Quality
  • Unique selling points
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What are practical methods for promoting the product?

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  • Advertising
  • Sales promotion
  • Public relations
  • Personal selling
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What to consider when discussing place?

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Organisation’s place in the supply chain - direct or indirect selling?

Direct - retail, mail order, internet sales, personal selling
Indirect - wholesale, distributor, agent, franchisee

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What issues are there to consider when pricing the product?

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4Cs - cost, competitors, customers, corporate objectives

Pricing strategies

  • penetration pricing
  • price skimming
  • going rate
  • premium pricing
  • price discrimination
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With a service, what should be briefly discussed about people, processes and physical evidence?

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  • staff appearance, training, knowledge
  • efficiency of service/professional
  • tangible aspects of service
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What are the problems when trying to come up with a useful figure for market share?

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  • can be determined in terms of sales vol or price, depends on the purpose of the calc
  • defining the market
  • level of appropriate sub analysis depends on numerous factors
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Define branding

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  • Brands add value to the product by making them recognisable and attractive to customers
  • A brand’s ability to create future value is known as brand equity
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What is the demand curve?

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Curve that compares the price of a product with its perceived quality
Used to assess value for money from a product

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16
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What is the brand matrix and what are the 4 sections?

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Matrix comparing price and quality:
H price L qual = cowboy brand
H price H qual = premium brand
L price H qual = bargain brand
L price L qual = economy brand