The Market mix Flashcards

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what are the 4 Ps

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  • product
  • promotion
  • price
  • place
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product…

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it is a good or service produced by the business and then sold in a market which then the consumers are purchasing

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place…

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it is where the business locates their business and also how the product gets from the manufacturer to the consumer

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promotion…

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it is the ways a customer is made aware of a product and encouraged and persuaded to buy it

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price…

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it is how much a business charges customers and the value they have to pay for it

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4 stages of product life cycle

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1- introduction
2- growth
3- maturity
4- decline

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introduction…

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  • product is introduced to the market

- lots of advertising and promotion to encourage sales

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growth…

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  • sales of product are growing

- sales are growing as more customers know about product

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maturity…

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  • sales of product reach their highest

- most profitable stage

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decline…

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  • sales of product begin to fall

- product is getting older and newer versions are coming onto market

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pricing strategies (4)

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competition based pricing - setting prices similar to ur competitor

cost plus pricing- add a profit to the cost of making the product

premium pricing- charging a high price for ur product to make it look exclusive

low pricing- keeping the price of ur product low

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factors when deciding on a location (5)

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target market- being close and easily accessible for your target market customers

Footfall - if you are located somewhere near a large population then footfall will be high. This means that there will be lots of passing trades

finance- the amount of money a business has access to will have an impact on the location of the business

availability of resources - Businesses must ensure that they have sufficient access to the resources they need. For example, being close to suppliers

Health and safety - Businesses which may be a danger to the public may be forced to locate in certain areas.

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methods of promotion (5)

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product placement- Product placement involves paying to have your product seen in a film or TV programme

celebrity endorsement- this is where a famous personality is seen
actually using the product
or at least recommending it in some way, the business will pay them to promote and sponsor their product

sponsorship- This is when a business sponsors a large event such as a concert, team or a sporting event, which then may remind customers about your organisation

publicity- Publicity involves getting ‘free’ exposure of
your products or business.
Now-a-days publicity can come from YouTube, Instagram and TikTok.
If a video goes viral of someone using your products your sales will spike quickly!
Because this method is promotion isn’t paid for, customers are more likely to trust publicity reviews

advertising- Advertising gives consumers information about the product and/or tries to encourage them to buy it.
• Advertising is important to increase sales because customers can’t buy a product if they don’t know it exists

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