Paper 1 Flashcards

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What is the goal of increasing market share?

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Achieve greater control in the market, improve competitiveness

This objective focuses on enhancing the organization’s position relative to competitors.

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How can a business increase revenue?

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Grow sales through expansion, pricing strategies, or promotion

Revenue growth can be achieved by entering new markets or adjusting pricing.

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What is the purpose of building a brand?

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Create strong brand identity for loyalty and premium pricing

A strong brand can lead to customer loyalty and allow for higher pricing.

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List the stages of the Product Life Cycle.

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  • Development
  • Introduction
  • Growth
  • Maturity
  • Decline

Each stage has different marketing implications and strategies.

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What are extension strategies in the Product Life Cycle?

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  • Rebranding
  • Entering new markets
  • Product updates

These strategies aim to prolong the life of a product in the market.

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What defines a ‘Star’ in the Boston Matrix?

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High market share & growth

Stars are typically leading products in a fast-growing market.

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What characterizes a ‘Cash Cow’ in the Boston Matrix?

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High share, low growth

Cash Cows generate steady income but have limited growth potential.

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Define ‘Question Marks’ in the Boston Matrix.

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Low share, high growth

These products require investment to increase market share.

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What are ‘Dogs’ in the Boston Matrix?

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Low share & growth

Dogs typically do not generate significant profits and may be considered for divestment.

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What are the 4Ps of the Marketing Mix?

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  • Product
  • Price
  • Place
  • Promotion

These elements are essential for developing effective marketing strategies.

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What does the ‘Product’ in the Marketing Mix refer to?

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Features, design, quality

The product must meet the needs and preferences of the target market.

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What pricing strategies are included in the ‘Price’ of the Marketing Mix?

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  • Skimming
  • Penetration

Pricing strategies can significantly impact market positioning and profitability.

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What does ‘Place’ refer to in the Marketing Mix?

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Distribution channels

Effective placement ensures that products are available to consumers where and when they want them.

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What encompasses ‘Promotion’ in the Marketing Mix?

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  • Advertising
  • Sales promotions
  • PR

Promotion involves communicating the product’s benefits to the target audience.

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What is a mass market strategy?

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Standardised products, wide audience

This strategy aims to reach as many consumers as possible.

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What defines a niche market strategy?

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Targeted, specialised offerings

Niche markets focus on specific segments of the market with tailored products.

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What is emphasized in B2B marketing?

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Relationships, technical detail

B2B marketing often involves more complex decision-making processes.

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What is the focus of B2C marketing?

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Branding, convenience, emotional appeal

B2C marketing targets individual consumers and aims for a personal connection.

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What drives consumer behaviour and loyalty?

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  • Quality
  • Service
  • Branding
  • Trust

These factors influence how consumers perceive products and their willingness to remain loyal.

20
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How is loyalty built among consumers?

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  • After-sales service
  • Rewards
  • Communication
  • Emotional connection

Effective loyalty strategies foster long-term relationships with customers.