Topic 2-Marketing Flashcards

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What is marketing?

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The management process for identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer requirements profitably.

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What is the role of marketing?

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  • Identify the customer needs.
  • Increase sales.
  • To inform customers.
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What is Market research?

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It is how the business collects information on whether products or services will be bought.

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What is primary research?

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The process of collecting and analysing original information that has been planned and collected first hand.

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What are some examples of how a business could carry out primary research?

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  • Questionnaires.
  • Focus groups.
  • Interviews.
  • Trials.
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What is secondary research?

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The collection and use of information which has already been collected.

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What are some examples of how a business could carry out secondary research?

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  • newspapers.
  • magazines.
  • Census data.
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What is qualitative data?

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Data collected on the opinion of the customers.

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What is quantitative data?

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Data that is collected relating to facts and numbers.

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What are the advantages to questionnaires?

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  • Cheaper than interviews.

- They easily target particular customers.

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What are the disadvantages to questionnaires?

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  • Difficult to predict how many questionnaires would be completed.
  • May not understand the question being asked.
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What are the advantages to interviews?

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  • Can explain questions that are misunderstood.

- Customers are targeted easily.

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What are the disadvantages to interviews?

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  • Customers May feel uncomfortable.

- Expensive because they have to pay for an interviewer.

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What is the advantage to trials?

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-Conducted in a small area.

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What is the disadvantage to trails?

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-Costly to set up and sometimes money is wasted.

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What is the advantage to focus groups?

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The data from them is very accurate and can be relied on to make important decisions.

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What is the disadvantage to focus groups?

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They are more expensive per person than interviews and questionnaires.

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What are the advantages to secondary research?

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  • Quicker.

- Cheaper.

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Why is secondary research quicker?

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The research was already carried out by another business.

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What are the disadvantages to secondary research?

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  • May be not what the business wants exactly.

- May be our of date.

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What is Market segmentation?

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When a business separates their market to make it easier to target their products or services.

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Why do businesses segment a market?

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  • To target particular groups of customers.

- So that the product, price and promotion can match what particular groups want.

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What can a market be segmented by?

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  • Income.
  • Age.
  • Gender.
  • Location.
  • Lifestyle.
24
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What are the four ā€œpā€s for the ways a business should market their products?

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  • Product.
  • Place.
  • Price.
  • Promotion.
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What can affect the price a business charges for their device or product?
- Target market. - Competition selling similar products. - Cost to make the product.
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What is skimming?
When a product is more advanced the business sets the product at a higher price.
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What is cost plus pricing?
A pricing method that adds a percentage for profit to the total costs of making the product.
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What is penetration pricing?
Setting the price lower to competitors.
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What is competitor pricing?
Setting the price based on competition.
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What is promotional pricing?
Reducing prices to give products a boost or to sell off old stock.