The Marketing Mix and Products Flashcards

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what are the 4 Ps in the marketing mix

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product
price
promotion
place

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what is the extended marketing mix

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People - employees and how they effect the service
Process - systems used to deliver service
Physical Evidence - where the service is being delivered from

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how do the elements of the marketing mix relate to each other

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  • product with high making cost needs a high price to cover it
  • prices increased to cover promo costs
  • good processes needed for delivery of a product
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4
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what is market research

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it is designed to identify who the consumer is, what they want, find a gap in the market. highlight competition

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what is product research

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it is designed to improve existing products, develop new products and take advantage of technology

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what is the product life cycle

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R&D
intro
growth
maturity 
saturation 
decline
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7
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what are extension strategies

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  • change name so looks different
  • using a logo that’s known
  • variety of packaging sizes
  • limited edition
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what is the product portfolio

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it contains all of the items an org has for sale

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what are the advantages of the product portfolio

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  • meets the needs of more consumers
  • suggests competition
  • increases consumer awareness as logo is used across range
  • spreads the risk of failure
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what are the disadvantages of the product portfolio

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  • bad publicity will flow throughout
  • produce a wide range so complex schedules
  • need various knowledgeable staff
  • R&D costs can be high to maintain a variety of new products
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what is the boston matrix

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it is used by organisations to analyse their product range and allocate their limited resources to gain max benefits

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what does the star mean in the boston matrix

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high share of high growth market, - must be protected from competition and need promotion and marketing to keep sales

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what is the question mark in the boston matrix

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low share of high growth market, -there are things needing changed to get the product to a star potential

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what is the cash cow in the boston matrix

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high share of low growth market,

-highly profitable, and are milked for finance to invest elsewhere in the business (fund other ventures)

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what are the dogs of the boston matrix

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low share of low growth market,
-they are products that have little appeal or profit for the business. they are usually sold off through divestment to businesses which are happy with lower returns

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16
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what are the 7Ps

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product
price
place
promotion
people
process
physical evidence
17
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what is the extended marketing mix

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People
Process
Physical evidence

18
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what is the importance of people in the extended marketing mix

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  • Staff is one of the few elements of a service customers see
  • Public image
  • Recruiting good trained staff is key
  • Customer satisfaction as staff are experienced
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what is the importance of process in the extended marketing mix

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  • Effective procedures ensure good services
  • customer complaints procedures
  • little value in good service if the procedure isn’t delivered effectively
  • Consistency of good procedures
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what is the importance of physical evidence in the extended marketing mix

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  • choosing a service can seem risky if it is chosen without reviews or experience
  • physical evidence can be used to charge better prices
  • physical evidence of where the service is coming from, internal and external environments