Marketing strategies Flashcards

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What are the marketing strategies?

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Plans to meet the marketing plan objectives

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What must be known to develop a marketing strategy?

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Must understand market segmentation, product/ service differentiation and the appropriate blend of product, price and promotion and place to ensure customer preference

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3
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What is market segmentation?

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The process of finding groups of customers within the total market

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4
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How may a market be segmented?

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Geographical

demographical

psychographic

behavioural

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5
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When does Product differentiation occur?

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When consumers perceive a difference in a product or service compared to its competing products. The purpose is to create a competitive advantage

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In the marketing mix what does place refer to?

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Distribution channels

Intermediaries

Physical distribution

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In the marketing mix what does promotion refer to?

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Personal selling

Advertising

Below the line promotions

Public reltaions

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In the markting mix what does product refer to?

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Positioning

Branding

Packaging

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In the marketing mix, what does price refer to?

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Methods

Tactics

Price

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What does positioning involve?

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The development of a product image in relation to other products. Expectations of the product

such as RM WILLIAMS

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What is meant by Branding?

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Branding involves the development of names and symbols in the form of logos and trademarks for a product service

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What is the packaging?

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the way a product is physically presented to the consumer

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What is price to the customer?

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represents the value of the product and enables comparisons to be made

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14
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What is price to the manufacturer?

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The cost of producing the good

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15
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What are some pricing methods?

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Cost-based

market-based- supply and demand

competition-based -sets prices based on competitors

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16
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What are some pricing strategies?

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Skimming

penetration’

loss leaders

price points

17
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What is price skimming?

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Skimming involves setting a high price while demand for the product is high and before competitors enter the market. This will occur in the introduction stage of the product life cycle

18
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What is price penetration?

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Involves setting the price of a new product lower than the prices of competing products. This is used in the introduction phase of the product to develop brand loyalty

19
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What is loss leader?

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Products that are priced well below cost in order to attract customers. usually sold at the same time as something else

20
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What is price points?

A

selling something for 19.99

21
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What is the promotional mix?

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Advertising

sale promotions

personal selling and relationship marketing

publicity and public relations

22
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What is personal selling and relationship marketing?

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Involves personal interaction between the salesperson and the customer.

23
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What is advertising?

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Use of the media, such a tv radio the internet

24
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What is sales promotion?

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Competitions

free gifts

displays at the point of purchase

Below the line promotions include free samples, point of sale displays, discounts and cash refunds

25
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What are opinion leaders

A

celebrities liking a product

26
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What is important to consider when choosing a method of distribution?

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When a manager is choosing the method of distribution, the most important considerations relate to the target market buying behaviour. An understanding of what, where when and how much a customer will buy

27
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What is the distribution channel?

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Is the link between the producer and the customers of the product

28
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What are direct channels?

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used when a manufacturer distributes the product directly to the consumer

29
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What are indirect channels?

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used when distribution occurs through independent intermediaries such as agents, brokers or retailers

30
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What are intermediaries?

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Businesses specialising in distribution

31
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What are the three main channel choices?

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Intensive- supermakets

Selective- Apple computers

Exclusive- fast cars

32
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What are some physical distribution issues?

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Transport -needs to be cost-efficient

Warehousing- must be able to access fast

Inventory- need a manager JIT

33
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What are the other three Ps of marketing

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People processes and physical evidence

34
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What is meant by people?

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This refers to the business shaving well-trained staff who can support the companies products

35
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What does processes refer to?

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refers to the procedures and policies that the business has developed in order to sell its outputs

36
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What does Physical evidence refer to?

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This refers to the way that the product and even the business appears to the consumer

37
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What is involved in global marketing?

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Global branding

Standardisation

customisation

Global pricing

Competitive positioning

38
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What can global pricing be influenced by?

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impacts of tariffs

fluctuations in interest rates price controls

exchange rate and credit risk

39
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What is competitive positioning

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Involves defining how a business differentiates its product and creates value for its market.