T Level management and administration Flashcards
How is pricing strategies beneficial to a training company?
- Impacts target audience.
- Impacts audience size.
- Significantly impacts profits.
- Impacts amount of potential returning customers.
What are the pricing strategies ?
Extension - define each pricing strategy
- Penetration pricing - Set low price when enters the market.
- Cost-based pricing - Marked up percentage based on cost of product/ service.
- Psychological pricing - £3.99 better than £4.00.
- Competitor based pricing - Same rate as competitors/ going rate.
- Price skimming pricing - Set price high before new competitors enter market.
Why is a pricing strategy important?
- Allows company maximise profits.
- Remain competitive.
- Enhance customer perception + encourage loyalty.
What impact does pricing strategy have on a business?
- Affects how customers perceive products.
- Considers competitors analyses.
- Aids in maximising sales + profitability.
Name 3 Economic trends
- Unemployment.
- Interest rate changes.
- Taxes.
- Rate of inflation.
- Changes in exchange rates.
- Technology development.
Name 3 Market trends
- Age, Gender, Culture.
- Changes in fashion.
- Product life cycle.
Name 3 Social trends
- Public opinion.
- Technology.
- Social media.
- Changes in lifecycle
Name the 3 main trends
- Economic
- Market
- Social
Define market map
Tool used to identify potential gaps in market with references to price + quality.
Describe what a market map looks like
Horizontal cross with high price at the top, low price at the bottom, low quality to the left and high quality to the right.
Why is a market map important?
Valuable tool for business looking gain insight into competitive landscape, identify market trends, develop strategic plans.
Why is market mapping useful?
- Allow complex information to be conveyed in simple + understandable way.
- Displayed as graph, makes easy to see where gaps in market exist.
- Helps communicate ideas + data to others more effectively.
Describe marketing plan
Name the 4p’s
- Price.
- Promotion.
- Place.
- Product.
What is being looked at in a competitor analysis?
- Pricing being offered.
- location.
- Website and social media.
- Comparison tools will help this.
- Sales + offers.