Marketing Test Flashcards
Boston Matrix
The method of analysing brands in a company’s product portfolio in terms of market share and market growth. Using cashcow, dogs, Q marks, stars
Confidence levels
Probability that the research is correct.
-expressed as a percentage
Correlation
Statistical technique that establishes strength of a relationship between two sets of values
-e.g temperature rising and sales of coats
Distribution channels
Ways of getting the products to where the customer can buy them
-e.g selling on the internet or a physical shop
Extension strategy
Attempts to raise sales when products are reaching the end of their product life cycle.
-e.g repackaging/modification
Extrapolation
Using previous patterns of numerical data to estimate future values
Market growth
The % change in the volume or value of sales of all the brands in the product category
Market segmentation
Dividing the market up into groups of potential customers, each with different traits
Niche marketing
Targeting a small specific section of a larger market e.g gluten free bread
Pricing strategy
Long term goal regarding pricing
Pricing tactic
Short-term approach to pricing designed to deal with a short term threat or opportunity