Paper 1 Divider 3 Flashcards
Value of marketing objectives
- align with corporate objectives and will be SMART
- goals will contribute towards achieving the overall objectives and mission of the business
Sales volume
-relates to the number of products sold and targets may be set to sell a certain number of products over a specified period of time
Sales value
-measures sales in financial terms rather than units
Market size
-can be exposed in units/financial terms and represents the total value or volume of all sales in a particular market
Market share
The proportion of sales in a market gained by a particular product, brand or business
Market and sales growth
- can be measured in units, monetary or %
- needs to be considère alongside market growth and changes in market size
Brand loyalty
- where a business retains its customers and who returns repeatedly to purchase the product instead of going to competitors
- easier and cheaper to retain old customers than new ones
Internal influences on marketing objectives, corporate objectives
Need to support the achievement of corporate objectives
Internal influences on marketing objectives, operations
May be responsible for new product developments
Internal influences on marketing objectives, finance
Historical finance performance will determine the magnitude of retained profits
Internal influences on marketing objectives, HR
May need to recruit specialist staff if they want to grow to expand
Internal influences on marketing objectives, marketing
Firms image and how its perceived by customers can determine whether a business could enter new markets
External influences on marketing objectives, economic enviroment
Spending will increase during an economic boom, so sales volume will increase
External influences on marketing objectives, competitors
Agressive pricing can make it harder to achieve sales objectives
External influences on marketing objectives, tech
Can require high initial sales targets as competitors may later enter the market
External influences on marketing objectives, social factors
Can restrict marketing activity in terms of products and design and safety
External influences on marketing objectives, ethics and enviroment
May promote a firms enviromental and ethical creditdentials as customers start to value these more