Topic 9 Flashcards
Pioneering Vs. Imitative Strategies
Pioneering: High risk, high reward. The first product of its kind
Imitative: Low risk, low reward. Joins a saturated market.
Ansoff’s Matrix
M Products
a Existing | New
r Existing Market penetration | Product development
k New Market development | Diversification
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Market Sector Vs. Market Segment
Sector: Broad Catagories of the kinds of markets a company is aiming for
Segment: Smaller categories within a sector
List & Define: The 4Ps of the Marketing Mix
Product: Tangible goods beings sold
Place: where the product is in relation to the user
Price: How much someone pays for the product
Promotion: Forms of advertising to encourage purchases.
Define: Branding
Creating an identity for a product/company to make the item being sold distinct from the competition.
Define: Perceptual Mapping
Visual representation of a customers’ understanding of a brand.