Periodical Exam part 2 Flashcards

1
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The process of dividing a broad target market into smaller groups based on specific characteristics, needs, or behaviors. This allows marketers to tailor their strategies to different segments.

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Customer Segmentation

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The perceived value and strength of a brand in the minds of consumers. It reflects the brand reputation, recognition, and customer loyalty.

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Brand Equity

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3
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The use of digital channels, such as social media, email, search engines, and websites, to promote and advertise products or services.

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Digital Marketing

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4
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The percentage of visitors or potential customers who take a desired action, such as making a purchase, filling out a form, or subscribing to a newsletter.

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Conversion Rate

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5
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The systematic process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data about a market, including information about potential customers, competitors, and the overall industry.

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Market Research

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6
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A prompt or instruction designed to encourage an immediate response from the audience, often in the form of clicking a button, making a purchase, or filling out a form.

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Call to Action (CTA)

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7
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A strategy that involves partnering with influential individuals or personalities (influencers) to promote a product or service to their followers.

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Influencer Marketing

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8
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a framework used to assess and analyze the internal and external factors that can impact a business.

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SWOT Analysis

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9
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-A specific web page that serves as the entry point for a website or a particular section of a website.
-often designed for marketing or advertising campaigns.

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Landing Page

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10
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A strategic marketing approach focused on creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and engage a target audience.

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Content Marketing

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11
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The percentage of total sales within a market that a company or product holds. It is a measure of a company competitiveness and position in the market.

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Market Share

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12
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The entire process a customer goes through, from becoming aware of a product or brand to making a purchase and beyond. Understanding the _____________ helps optimize marketing
efforts at each stage.

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customer journey

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13
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A marketing strategy that relies on individuals sharing a marketing message rapidly, causing it to spread quickly and widely, often through social media or word of mouth.

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Viral Marketing

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14
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The unique and distinct feature or benefit that sets a product or brand apart from competitors in the eyes of the target audience.

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Unique Selling Proposition (USP)

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15
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The percentage of customers that a business retains over a specific period. High retention rates indicate customer loyalty and satisfaction.

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Retention Rate

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16
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refers to the specific group of people to whom a company intends to sell its products and services, based on factors such as demographics, psychographics, and behavioral
characteristics.

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Target Marketing

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17
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external movements that have the potential to
adversely affect the company.

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Threats in Business Environment

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18
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evaluates the internal and external environment of an organization.

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Marketing Plan

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19
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targeting strategy has loyal customers and builds strong product
positioning.

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Segment Marketing

20
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involves designing a product or service to meet a specific segment needs and developing a marketing mix to create a competitive advantage in the minds of the selected target market.

A

Positioning

21
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attempts to answer the WHY’s regarding consumer’s purchasing behavior.

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Psycho-demographic

22
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the factors that assist in the distribution and selling of goods to
customers

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SWOT Analysis entities

23
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is utilized to comprehensively examine the economic, political, legal, and technological forces that may impact the firm ability to create products satisfying consumer needs
and wants.

A

PEST Analysis

24
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targeting strategy has high knowledge of its market segment but with high risk.

A

Niche Marketing

25
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Anything that a company or firm offers to customers for their use or consumption

A

Product

26
Q

To gain a comprehensive understanding of the organization's current and historical marketing initiatives, the company should undertake a _________

A

Marketing Audit

27
Q

The overall result and significance of successfully implementing a strategy to increase exposure to the target audience is referred to as __________

A

impact

28
Q

In a highly competitive market, a company looking to differentiate its brand and product to gain a distinct advantage involves _________

A

Market Positioning

29
Q

the company’s attributes that give it a competitive edge.

A

Strengths

30
Q

If you want to assess the percentage of the target market that has been exposed to a specific advertisement, __________

A

reach as a metric you are measuring.

31
Q

The series of steps covering market analysis, planning, implementation, and control in preparation
for launching a new product is best described as the

A

Marketing Planning Process

32
Q

tailors advertising strategies to target specific types of consumers who can
benefit from their products, emphasizing a positioning approach focused on the user.

A

User-based Positioning

33
Q

strategically placed along expressways and highways in marketing campaigns.

A

Billboards

34
Q

a promotion type is used when the marketer wishes to build strong and binding
relationships with customers.

A

Personal Selling

35
Q

is defined as the set amount that customers have to pay upon purchase of a good.

A

Price

36
Q

In a highly competitive market, marketers distinguish their brands and communicate unique advantages to customers, emphasizing the specific characteristics that set their products apart
through _____________

A

Feature-based Positioning

37
Q

In a scenario where a company introduces a new and innovative product to the market, setting a high price on its unique features and maximizing profit before competitors catch up, ____________ is being employed.

A

Market Skimming Scheme

38
Q

the future objectives and targets a company aims to achieve based on its past accomplishments.

A

Goals

39
Q

In a retail setting, a customer examines an actual product’s design, features, and specifications
before making a purchase decision.

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Product Levels

40
Q

In a market scenario where a brand aims to challenge the leading competitor or secure a position as the number two brand,

A

Head-on Competitive Positioning

41
Q

In a marketing campaign, your team has successfully implemented a strategy to increase the value of exposure to the target audience. The overall result and significance of this accomplishment is _______

A

impact

42
Q

a targeting strategy deals with one product fits all but is difficult to satisfy
customers.

A

Mass Marketing

43
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involves setting a low initial price to quickly gain a large customer base.

A

Market
Penetration Strategy

44
Q

Marketers promote their products by highlighting the various potential applications or specific
circumstances in which the products can be effectively utilized through

A

Feature-based Positioning .

45
Q

expressed as specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound targets.

A

Objectives

46
Q

tailors advertising strategies to target specific types of consumers who can benefit from their products

A

User-based Positioning

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