U2 AOS2 KK1 What is Marketing? Flashcards
Successful marketing involves a number of processes.
List the 4 main processes that successful marketing involves.
- Developing a product
- Promoting a product
- Distributing a product
- Pricing a product.
Marketing as a tool is used to…
- Identify needs and wants of customers (market research)
- Develop products and services in line with those needs (product development)
- Raise awareness of the product or service, its benefits and where to buy it from (promotion)
List two marketing strategies that businesses can use for developing a product.
- Conduct market research.
- Identigy target market attributes such as market dimensions, segments, consumer trends and behaviour.
List four marketing strategies that businesses can use for promoting a product.
- Advertising
- Sales promotion
- Public relations
- Product placement
- Building brand awareness
List two marketing strategies that businesses can use for distributing a product.
- Managing distribution channels
- Managing intermediaries
How can businesses use marketing strategies to price a product?
Determine pricing strategies
Select all that apply:
Marketing is important because…
a. It allows businesses to identify their target market
b. It allows businesses to adapt or develop a product
c. It allows businesses to raise awareness
d. It allows businesses to increase sales
e. It allows businesses to increase profits
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Define customer base.
A customer base is a group of consumers who continuously purchase goods and services from a business.
Define customer profile.
A customer profile is a specific description about the type of person a business is selling to, including their demographic, psychographic and geographic characteristics.
Provide 3 examples of demographic characteristics.
Age
Gender
Profession
Education
Income level
Marital status
Provide 3 examples of psychographic characteristics.
Lifestyle
Personality
Attitudes
Hobbies
Interests
Provide 2 examples of geographic characteristics.
Where the customer lives
Where the customer shops