Marketing - The 5 Ps Flashcards

1
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Focus on core

A

Providing a relatively narrow range of products

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2
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Product proliferation

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Providing a diverse range of goods and services

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3
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Product development

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When a firm creates a new or improved good or service for release into an existing market

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4
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Advantages of focusing on core

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-concentrate on areas of expertise
-more likely to recognise the needs of the market

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5
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Factors of proliferation

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-spreads risk
-appeal to different market segments
-customer tastes will change

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6
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Technology as a factor on new product delevelopment

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-creates totally new products that meet a customers need
-goods and services can become more advanced and can be made more cost effectively

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7
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Competitors actions as a factor of product development

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-a new product can be introduced to match competitors
-can give businesses ideas for a new product

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8
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Entrepreneurial skills of managers and owners as a factor of product development

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-business can gain first mover advantage
-can encourage and motivate workers so they come up with more innovative ideas

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9
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Consumer products

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Bought by final consumers for personal consumption and they differ in the way consumers buy them

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10
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Industrial products

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Bought for further processing for use in conducting a business and is bought by other businesses

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11
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Influences in pricing decisions (5)

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The costs of production
The price elasticity of demand
Competition
Quality
Brand

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12
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Penetration pricing

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A strategy in which low prices are set to break into a market/ to achieve a sudden increase in market share

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13
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Benefits of penetration pricing

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-builds loyalty
-hooks people in

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14
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Price skimming

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A pricing strategy where a firm charges the highest initial price that customers will pay and then lowers it over time

E.g. iPhones

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15
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Benefits of price skimming

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-increases early adoption customers
-maximises profits

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16
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Predator (destroyer) pricing

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A firm sets very low prices in order to drive other firms out of the market

17
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Benefits of predator pricing

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-limits competition
Bankrupts competition
-dominate the market

18
Q

Loss leaders

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Some firms set very low prices for certain products in order to encourage consumers to buy other full priced products

19
Q

Psychological pricing

A

This is intended to give an impression of value e.g. 3.99 rather than 4

20
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Promotion

A

The process of communicating with customers or potential customer

21
Q

Influences on the choice of the marketing mix (5)

A

Campaign objectives
Costs and budgets
Target markets
Legal factors
External factors

22
Q

Branding

A

The process of differentiating a product from its competitions through the name, sign, symbol, design or slogan linked to that product

23
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Benefits of branding

A

Generates great revenues
Brand loyalty
Increase demand
Reduced competition
Increased price
Protection against downturns (fall in the economy)