Service Marketing Flashcards

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What’s a service

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The action of doing something for someone/something

= largely intangible
= cannot see/touch/feel it

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How is service marketing different from marketing a physical product

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They must use the benefits of a service by linking with imagery and ideas that are more tangible

I.e. a personal trainer selling a lifestyle or an image
I.e. a hairdresser selling a look

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3
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4 features of service marketing

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  • Persishable
  • inseparable
  • intangible
  • variable / heterogenous
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Perishable

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Once that particular event has occurred then it cannot be repeated identically

You’ll never ever have the same haircut experience again

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Inseparable

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Consumer (consumption) + service provider (production)

Consuming their skill - I.e consuming hairdresser’s skill to cut your hair

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Intangible

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Cannot be seen touched felt

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Variable / heterogenous

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The human input means it is always slightly different from the last time

Offered a coffee first time, hung coat up, used a different hair product

Heterogenous = lots of or multiple

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8
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The 7ps of service marketing

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Product
Price
Place
Promotion

NEW Ps:

People
Process
Physical and evidence

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Product

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Intangible
Perishable
Variable

Customising the old VS sacrificing the quality

  • Big Mac standardisation and no differentiation
  • customising and not be able to keep up the consistency such as with quality
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Price

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Cost plus is difficult
All competitor based pricing
How do you put a price on a service? - restaurant with the tone, lighting, place and feelings

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Place

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Location is often part of the service

I.e. holiday resort

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12
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Promotion

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Often very identical products such as banking all offering the same thing

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NEW P - People

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People often are the service
^^^ restaurant or a pub

TRAINING is critical to success in this but the training must be appropriate

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NEW P - Process

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It’s vital to ensure the same experience for all customers with the use of consistency

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NEW P - Physical Evidence

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By adding TANGIBILITY

I.e. the chairs in a hairdresser
The interior decor in a restaurant
The mini bars, comfy seats, piano, fire, complementary drinks

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