Midterm Flashcards

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Burtons “to build the best snowboard out there”

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focused on benefits offered to the customer

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2
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SWOT Analysis

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Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats

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3
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ben&jerrys ideals

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social responsibility. 3 part mission.

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4
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business firm

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privately owned. earns profit

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5
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non profit org

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serves customer but does not make profit

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cash cows

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large amounts of cash, slow growth. more than they can invest profitably in themselves. Cash goes to overhead and other investments.

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stars

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high share, high growth rate. may need more money to fund. often become cash cows

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question marks

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low share, high market growth. Need a lot of cashto maintain market share

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dogs

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low shares, slow growth. little promis

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10
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Market penetration

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strategy to increase sales of CURRENT PRODUCTS in CURRENT MARKETS

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11
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Market Development

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CURRENT PRODUCTS to NEW MARKET

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12
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Product Development

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NEW PRODUCTS to CURRENT MARKETS

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13
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Diversification

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NEW PRODUCTS to NEW MARKETS

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14
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Planning phase of Strategic Marketing Process

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SWOT, Market-Product goal setting, Marketing Program

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15
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Implementation phase of Strategic Marketing Process

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Obtaining resources, designing marketing org. heirarchy, developing planning schedules, executing the marketing program

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16
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Evaluation Phase of Strategic Marketing Process

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compares the results with goals

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17
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Exclusive dealing

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arrangments with reseller to handle only their products. not competitiors

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18
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Requirement contracts

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requires buyer to purchase certain amount for a certain time period

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19
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territorial distributorships

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manufacturer gives distributer sole rights to sell in an area

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20
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tying arrangment

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buy one, must buy the other

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21
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consumer bill of rights

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right to safety, to be informed, to choose to be heard

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22
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moral idealism

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considers certain individual rights/duties as universal

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23
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utilitarianism

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focuses on if benifits exceed costs, behavior is ethical

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24
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triple bottom line

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orgs need to improve life, the planet and make profit

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25
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evaluative criteria

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the objective attributes of a brand and subjective like brand prestige

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26
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consideration set

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the group of brands that are considered

27
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reciprocity

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industrial buying practice where organizations agree to by each other’s good. Legal, but Justice Department disapproves

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Supply Partnership

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when a buyer and its supplier adopt mutually beneficial objectives, policies and procedures to lower costs or increase value of products.

29
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new buy

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fiirst time buyer of a product/service

30
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straight rebuy

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reordering existing product from list of acceptable suppliers

31
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modified rebuy

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largely the same, slight different

32
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make buy decision

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during problem recognition.

33
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value analysis

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durring information search- appraisal of design quality and preformance of a product

34
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multidomestic marketing strategy

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different product variations,brand names and ad programs in diff countries

35
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global marketing strategies

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standarizing marketing activities when there are culutural similarities. adapting where differences

36
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global brand

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market under same name in all countries

37
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international firms

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trades in diff countries as extension of strategyt at home

38
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multinational firms

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makrets to each part of world diff.

39
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transnational firms

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views world as one giant market

40
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Exporting as market entry

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producting goods in one country, selling in another

41
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licensing as martket entry

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company offeres the right to a trademark/patent/trade secret in return for a royalty/fee

42
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joint venture

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when local and foreign firms work together to create local

43
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direct investment

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all on your own

44
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product extension

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same product, multiple coiuntries

45
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product adaption

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changing product to make more appropriate for country

46
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product invention

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totall new products

47
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primary data

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facts/figures collected for the project

48
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secondary data

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have already been recorded

49
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product item

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specific product that has a unique brand

50
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product lime

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is a group of products or service items

51
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product mix

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consist of all of the product lines offered by orgs

52
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product calss

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entrie product category

53
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product form

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variations within the product calss

54
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multiproduct branding

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one name for all prodcuts within product class (ex. microsoft/GE)

55
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multibranding strategy

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giving each product distinct name

56
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private branding strategyt

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manufacturers products but sells them under the brand name of a wholesaler/retailer. (items at RadioShack)

57
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Mixed Braning Strategy

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where a firm markets product under its own name and that of a resaler because the two segments are different.

58
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pure competition

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many sellers of similar product

59
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monopolistic competition

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many sellers competing with substitutable products in price range (ie coffee/tea)

60
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oligopoly

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when a few orgs control entire industry

61
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pure monopoly

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one firm owns all

62
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values

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A society’s personally or socially preferable modes of conduct or states of existence that tend to persist over time.

63
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beliefs

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A consumer’s subjective perception of how a product or brand performs on different attributes based on personal experience, advertising, and discussions with other people