mr smith-marketing mix and strategy Flashcards
what is the marketing mix made up of
4 ps
product-quality
place-where to locate
price-how much to charge it for
promotion-how to advertise the product
plan business uses to reach its marketing objectives
what is the design mix made up of
business needs to make sure product is fit for purpose
Function-fit for purpose
Aesthetics-does it look good
Costs-not too costly to produce
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why might social trends influence the design mix
business may need to alter aesthetics or function of their product in response to changing trends
consumers concerned about overuse of resoruces and want businesses to minimise waste they produce/making their products more reusable and recyclable
types of branding
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manufacturer branding
own branding
product branding
manufacturer branding
how a business presents itself
e.g kellogs has red logo which stands out
consumers trust products
product branding
specific indivdual brands that cooperate brand makes
e.g rice krispisies made with kellogs brand
own branding
do not have distinctive slogan or attractive logan
usually charged at low prices
disadvnatges to own branding
consumer not able to charge high prices
cheaper to produce
advnatges of own branding
consumers can get product at lower price
consumers can associate as being lower quality so do not get same wellbeing as getting well known branded product
rebranding
marketing strategy
involves changing a design of product, promotion or pricing or distribution
business miht wwant to im product at a new target market or wants to differenitate it from competiton markets
benefits of strong branding
added value to product
makes product less price elastic
consumer perceives it as higher quality and more desirable then substitutes
emotional branding
what are the pricing strategies
price skimming-high to low
penetration pricing -low to high
competition pricing-charging product similar to competitors
predatory pricing-deliberately lowering price to push another business out of the market
price skimming
high to low
normally an innotatie prouct e.g new iphone
consumer will pay more as has value, want the new in thing
product then reduced after year or so due to the ones who wanted first grasbs now already having it
penetration pricing
low to high
where a product is put at low e.g essential thinsg such as beans
then increased slowly that consumers wont notice