Paper 1+2 Divider 4 Flashcards

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Market mapping

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Positions produce on a matrix according to who measures the customers value

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Market mapping adv

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  • gap in the market
  • identify close competitors
  • repositioning=better business image
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Market mapping disad

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  • too simple

- subjective, based on opinion not data

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4
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Primary research

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Collection of new info

Focus groups, questionnaires, interviews

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Primary research adv

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  • up to date

- specific to business

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Primary research disad

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  • expensive

- time consuming

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Secondary research

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Collecting info that already exist

Internet, feedback from sales employees

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Secondary research adv

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  • quicker to assess

- cheaper freely available

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Secondary research disad

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  • costly to buy specialist reports

- out of date data

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10
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Qualitive

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  • finding out buying habits
  • focus groups
  • reveal customer psychology
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Quantitive

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  • questionnaires

- give clear valid statistic conclusions

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Sampling

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  • market research, like questionnaires
  • business asks a small group of consumers
  • reduces cost and time, rather than asking whole population
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Correlation

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  • positive: as independent variable increases, so does dependant
  • negative: as independent increases, dependent decreases
  • none: no relationship

-used to make predictions, but could be down to a coinscidence or external factors

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Confidence interval

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  • expressed as a %
  • indicates of how likely the results obtain from a sample can be applied to the population
  • the higher the confidence level, the wider the interval
  • interval: a range of values you think the population will lie in
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15
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Extrapolation

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  • used to forecast sales

- projection forward of a trend line in order to make a forecast of what wil happen in the future

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Extrapolation adv

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  • simple, quick, easy, done by eyes

- useful, for short term forecasting

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Extrapolation disad

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  • doesn’t take into account external factors

- assumes there is no histoiric events

18
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Using tech to make decisions

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  • loyalty cards

- could see what products sell more than others and increase customer satisfaction to avoid selling out

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Elasticity of demand

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-measures the extent to which demand for a product changes when its price changes

  • price increase=decrease in revenue
  • price cut=increase in sales
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Value of concepts

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  • pricing decsions: a business might increase the price of more inelastic products
  • output decisions: how much to increase output if dropping the price
  • marketing mix: to make it more inelastic, e.g, through advertising
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The use of data adv

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-up to date, makes better decisions

22
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The use of data disad

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-needs to take into account feelings and a sense of where the market might be going (growth/innovation)