Test 1 Flashcards

1
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Challenge and opportunities in today’s economy

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Power shift to customers

Increase in product selection

Audience and media
fragmentation

Changing value propositions

Shifting demand patterns

Privacy and ethical concerns

Unclear legal jurisdiction

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2
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Meta market define

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Cluster of closely related goods and services that center around a specific consumption activity

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3
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Metamediary

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A single access place for a meta market

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4
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What must be met for exchange to occur? (5)

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Must have two parties

They each have something of value

Each party must be able to communicate

Must be free to accept/reject the exchange

Each party wants to exchange with the other

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5
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What are considered products?

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Goods
Services
Ideas
Information
Digital products
People
Places
Experiences
Real or financial property
Organizations
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6
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5 types of utility

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Form
Time
Place
Possession
Psychological
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7
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Tactical planning

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Addresses specific markets or segments and the development of marketing programs that will fulfill
The needs of customers in those markets

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8
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Marketing plan define

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Provides an outline how the organization will combine product, pricing, distribution, and promotion decisions to create an attractive offering

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9
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Situation analysis

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Collecting and interpreting internal, competitive, and environmental information

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10
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Marketing strategy decision

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Must select the right combo of target market and marketing mix

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11
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What does the planning process begin with?

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Situation analysis

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12
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What does the marketing plan do?

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Explains how the organization will achieve its goals

Serves as a roadmap for marketing strategy

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13
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What does the mission statement do?

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Explains the organizations reason for existence

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14
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Vision statement

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Future oriented, addresses where the company wants to go

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15
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What questions should the mission statement answer? (5)

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Who are we?

Who are our customers?

What is our philosophy

What is our competitive advantage

What are our responsibilities?

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16
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When should he mission statement change

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No longer in sync

When competitors drive firms from certain markets

New technology changes delivery

New opportunity approaches

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17
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Corporate strategy define

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Means for utilizing resources in the area of production, finance, research, HR, and marketing to carry out the organizations mission and achieve goals

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18
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Functional strategies must what… (3)

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Fit the purpose of the functional area

Be realistic

Be consistent

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19
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Difference between marketing plan and business plan?

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Research it

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20
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Elements of a good marketing plan

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Comprehensive

Flexible

Consistent

Logical

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21
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Executive summary define

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Give the reader a quick understanding of the marketing plan and the time frame for it

*should be written last

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22
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Steps in the marketing plan structure

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Executive summary

Situation analysis

SWOT

goals

Marketing strategy

Implementation

Evaluation

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23
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The importance of marketing goals and objectives section

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Sets the performance targets

Defines how the firm will
Measure performance

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24
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Purpose of the marketing plan (5)

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Explains present /future situations

Specifies expected outcomes

Describes actions to take place

Shows resources that’ll be needed

Monitors each action

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25
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Things to keep in mind when conducting a situation analysis(4)

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Analysis is not a solution

Data is not the same as information

Benefits of analysis must outweigh the costs

Conducting a situation analysis is challenging

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26
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4 dimensions of social responsibility

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Economic
Legal
Ethical
Philanthropic

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27
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Types of ethical issues

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Product related

Pricing related

Distribution related

Promotion issues

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28
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Types of price related ethical issues

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Price discrimination
Price fixing
Predatory pricing
Superficial discounting

29
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Ethical sourcing practices in supply chain?

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Adopt global supplier code of conduct

Make the supply chain diverse

Perform regular audits

30
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Challenges of marketing strategy

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Continuous change
People driven nature
Lack of rules
Increase in customer expectations
Declining brand loyalty
Competing in mature markets
Aggressive cost cutting
31
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Marketing management philosophies (4)

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Production
Sales
Market
Societal

32
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Production philosophies

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Focus on internal capability of the firm. What can we do?

33
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To achieve market orientation one must…

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Obtain information about customers
Examine the info
Determine how to deliver customer value
Implement actions

34
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Sources of competitive advantage

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Cost

Product/ service differentiation

Nice strategies

35
Q

What are social responsibility companies can take

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Work with suppliers

New packaging

Reduce electricity

Revise transportation

Make commitment announcement

36
Q

A diff strategic opportunity matrix (x and y)

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X: product

Y: market

37
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What goes into ansoff’s opportunity matrix

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Market penetration
Market development
Product development
Diversification

38
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Market penetration define

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Present product; new market

Increase market share among existing customers

39
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Market development define

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New market; present product

Attract new customers to existing products

40
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Product development define

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Present market; new product

Create new products for present markets

41
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Diversification define

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New market; new product

Introduce new products into new markets

42
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What is on the x and y of the BCG matrix

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X: market share
Y: market growth

43
Q

What’s goes into BCG matrix

A

Stars
Cash cows
Dogs
Problem children/ question mark

44
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Stars define

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High market growth
High market share
(iPhone)

45
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Cash cows define

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Low market growth
High market growth
(iPads)

46
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Problem children or question marks define

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High market growth
Low market share
(Apple TV)

47
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Dogs define

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Low market growth
Low market share
(iMac)

48
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What are BCG portfolio matrix options (4)

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Build
Hold
Harvest
Divest/ un-invest

49
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What should you build up from the BCG matrix

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Give up short term profits

Stars, potential problem children

50
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What should you hold in the BCG matrix?

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No invest anything significant

Cash cows

51
Q

What should you harvest in BCG matrix

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Runs operations for short term cash flow

Cash cows, problem children, dogs

52
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Problems with matrix approaches

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Costly, hard, timely

Hard to measure market share

Focuses on current business but little advice for future planning

For centralized management team
“The starfish and the spider”

More customized approaches

53
Q

Marketing environment define

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Forces that affect a company’s ability to build and maintain successful relationships with customers

54
Q

Who is apart of the micro environment

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The company
Suppliers
Marketing intermediaries 
Competitors
Public’s
Customers
55
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Who apart of the marketing intermediaries

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Resellers
Physical distributions
Marketing services agencies
Financial intermediaries

56
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Who is apart of public’s

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Financial
Media
Government 
Citizen action
Local
General 
Internal
57
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Who is apart of the macro marketing environment

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Demographic
Economic
Natural
Technological 
Political 
Cultural
58
Q

The 3 largest generational groups

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Baby boomers( 1946-64)
Gen x(1960-80)
Gen y (1980-00)
59
Q

What is apart of the natural environment

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Abundance of raw material
Increased pollution
Increased government intervention
Environmentally sustainable strategies

60
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Examples of marketing research

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New product development

Merger and acquisition

61
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Different roles of marketing research

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Descriptive
Diagnostic
Predictive

62
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Descriptive research define

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What is the historic sales trends in the industry?

63
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What is roles of marketing research (diagnostic)

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What is the impact on sales of a change in the design of the package

64
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Roles of marketing predictive define

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How can the researcher use the descriptive and diagnostic research to predict the results of a planned marketing research?

65
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Past kinds of marketing research

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Survey
Evaluative
Qualities analysis
Long time

66
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Current marketing research

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Big data
Predictive
Quantitative analysis
Real time

67
Q

Primary data sources

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Observations
Surveys
In depth interviews
Focus groups
Panels
Experiments
Test markets
68
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Secondary data sources

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Internal records
Publications
Data services
Personal networking
Internet providers
Social networks
Government agencies