Marketing Unit 4 Test Flashcards

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What is a Market?

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A group of people with sufficient purchasing power, authority, and willingness to buy

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What is a Target Market?

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A group of people to whom a firm decided to direct its marketing effort and its goods and services

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What are the two types of markets?

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Consumer products (B to C): Products bought by ultimate customers for personal use
Business products (B to B): Goods and services purchased for use either directly or indirectly in the production of other goods and services

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What is marketing segmentation?

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Division of the total market into smaller, relatively homogeneous groups.

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What is the first piece of criteria for marketing segmentation

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  1. Measurable size and power
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What are the four common bases for segmenting consumer markets?

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Geographic, demographic, behavioral, and psychographic

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What is geographic segmentation?

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Division of an overall market into homogeneous groups based on their locations

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What do marketers look for in geographic segmentation?

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Marketers look at total population, economic variables, geographic indicators (job growth), and migration patterns. They also pay close attention to areas with quickly growing population (using GIS)

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How do marketers use geographic segmentation?

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To find core regions- where they draw 40-80% of their sales and residence within urban vs. suburban

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What is a GIS?

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Geographic information systems-assemble, store, manipulate, and display data by location. Allows firms to overlay data about customers over a map and make a decision about location, delivery, and other issues

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What is demographic segmentation? (socioeconomic segmentation)

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Division of an overall market into homogeneous groups based on variables like gender, age, income, occupation, education, sexual orientation, household size, and stage in the family life cycle

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What two types of demographic segmentation have been changing?

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Gender and age

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What is the cohort effect

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Tendency of members too be influenced and bound together by significant events in their formative year (age 17–22)

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What is the primary demographic concern of marketers

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Life-cycle

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Who are empty nesters and do they have a higher or lower disposable income?

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Adults who don’t live with their children (higher disposable incomes and spend more on luxury items)

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What are boomerangs

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Children who have returned home to live with their parents

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In what ways do household types vary?

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Lifestage and presence or absence of children. Lately growing number of same-sex couples who share households

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As household income increases (smaller percentage goes to food, percentage spent on housing, household operations, and clothing remains constant, and percentage spent on recreation and education increases)

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What is Engels law?

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What does Engels Law do

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Helps marketers target customers at all income needs

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What is Psychographic segmentation (complimentary to geographic and demographic)

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Division of a population of groups that have similar attitudes,values, and lifestyles (common research method is large scale surveys)

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What are the six psychographic consumer segments?

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Strivers, devouts, altruists, intimates, fun-seekers, and creatives

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How do marketers use psychographic segmentation?

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They use it to quantify aspects of consumers personalities and lifestyles to create goods and services for a target market and to identify which Psychographic segments are most prevalent

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What is behavioral segmentation?

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The division of a population into homogeneous groups based on their relationship to the product

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What three ways do marketers segment behavior?

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Segmenting by benefits sought, usage rates, and brand loyalty

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How do marketers segment by benefits sought (behavioral segmentation)

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They focus on the benefits people expect from using a product (Example- Starbucks customers want more than coffee- they want a pleasant experience)

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Ho do marketers use segmenting by usage rates (behavioral segmentation)

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80/20 principle (Praedo’s law)- large percentage of revenue comes from a small, loyal percentage of customers

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What is a way of segmenting by brand loyalty (behavioral)

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Grouping customers according to the strength of their product loyalty (customers develop loyalty for a variety of reasons)

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Why do marketers use multiple segmentation bases?

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Flexibility helps marketers increase accuracy and the goal is getting to know potential customers better and satisfying their needs with appropriate goods and services

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What is positioning?

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Placing a product at a certain point or location within the minds of prospective buyers

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What are possible approaches to positioning?

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attributes; price/quantity; competitors; application; product user; and product class

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What does positioning do?

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Distinguishes firms offerings from competitors

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What are strivers?

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Value professional and material goals

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What are devouts?

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People who value duty and tradition

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What are altruists?

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emphasize social issues and societal well-being

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What are intimates?

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People who value family and personal relationships

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What are fun-seekers?

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People who focus on personal enjoyment and pleasurable experiences

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What are creatives?

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People who seek education, technology, and knowledge

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Do for-profit or not-for-proft organizations use market segmentation?

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Both for profit and not-for-profit organizations use market segmentation

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What is the second criteria for marketing segmentation?

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Marketers must effectively find a way to promote and serve the target market

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What is the third criteria for marketing segmentation?

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Segment must be sufficiently large to offer good profit potential

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What is the fourth criteria for marketing segmentation?

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Firm must aim for segments that match its marketing capabilities (smaller organizations usually stick with a target market)