product lifecycle Flashcards

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What is the product lifecycle

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The theory that a product moves through different stages: introduction, growth, maturity, and decline

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What are the five stages of the product lifecycle (rat is good ᴬᵗ making donuts)

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Research and development
Introduction
Growth
Maturity
Decline

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What is the research and development phase

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  • Developing an idea and turn it into a marketable product
  • Investing money loss is made
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What is the introduction phase

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  • Launch of the product
  • Lots of promotions and advertising
  • Place is an important factor
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What is the growth phase

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  • Demand increases
  • Product becomes established
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What is the maturity phase

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  • Demands reaches peak
  • Promotion and advertising is less important
  • More widely available
  • Saturated market
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What is the decline phase

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  • Demand starts to fall
  • Competition products take over
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Overview of product lifecycle

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  • Development and research-time and money is invested for research and development.Sales are low and a loss is usually made .
  • Growth and maturity- business hopes revenue can pay back initial investments and make a profit
  • Decline-less money invested, a loss will begin unless the product is removed.
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What is an extension strategy

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It’s extending the product lifecycle at its decline stage to maximise the life of a product and make it make profit for longer

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List the types of extension strategies

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  • Adding more or different features
  • New packaging design
  • Targeting new target markets
  • Changing advertising
  • Lowering price
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How does adding more or different features extend the life of a product

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New features may increase demand For the product making it more useful or appealing for customers

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How does a new packaging design extend the life of a product

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New packaging design can make the product more eye catching making customers more likely to buy it or attract a new target market

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How does targeting new target markets extend the life of a product

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By targeting a new market like age or income they can target their promotional material at the new markets therefore extending the life of the product

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How does changing advertisements extend the life of a product

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By running a new advertising campaign, more people may become aware of the product or promote in in a way that makes it more appealing.

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How does lowering the price of a product extend the life of a product

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Lower price using special offers or competitions can attract people to buy the discounted product.

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