U7 Flashcards

Marketing strategy and product development (63 cards)

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Marketing Strategy consists of:

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  1. PEST - business environment
  2. Analysis of target market for new products
  3. Sales goals in terms of volume and revenue
  4. marketing budget
  5. marketing mix
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What is PEST analysis?*

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That’s analysis of wider business environment, consist of:
1. Political / legal
2. Economic
3. Social / cultural
4. Technological factors

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What is Four ‘P’s?

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That’s 4 main elements of marketing (each started from ‘P’):
1. Product
2. Price
3. Place (=distribution)
4. Promotion

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Marketing mix

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That’s the set of tools and marketing operations, which company use to achieve market aims. Another term for four ‘P’s and sometimes fourth P is added ‘Package’ and sixth, ‘People’

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Why packaging is underestimated in marketing?

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It attract customer, describe product and protect them.

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Whats’s mean people in marketing mix?

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This refers to skills of staff responsible for pre-sale and after-sale customer experience.

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What is ‘total product offer’?

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This name reinforce sense of diversisty elements which make up a ‘product’. It consists of:
1. value-for-money
2. brand name
3. image
4. packaging
5. convenience of sales channel
6. store surroundings
7. service
8. speed of delivery
9. guarantee
etc.

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How do marketers identify needs of market?

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Collencting data using market research

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What is secondary data?

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That’s information which is already available. For example:
1. Company sales figure
2. External data found in published sources
3. customer buying patterns in markets where this product has been just available.

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What is primary data?

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Data collected for the first time.

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What is quantitative information?

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Information gaining by survey. Carried on representative sample of people

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What is qualitative information?

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Information gaining through focus groups or face-to-face interview

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What is benchmarking?

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Looking at the activity of competitors, their product range and marketing strategy

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What is ethnography?

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Studying people behaviour in natural environments

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What is industrial product?

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B2B product

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What is consumer product?

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B2C product

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What is third category product?

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This might be a product for use in hospitals, schools etc (B2G)

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What is ‘mass market’?

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The product designed for everyone.

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Explain methods of segmentation market?

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  1. Product-related: comfort, safety, luxory
  2. Demographic: age, gender, income
  3. Psychograpchic: attitudes, lifestyle, opinions
  4. Geographical: region, post code
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Explain methods of determining prices.

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  1. Cost based pricing: add a specific markup to base cost to give selling price
  2. Break even analysis: determine minimum sales volume that cover all the costs
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Explain origin of new product ideas

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  1. Market research
  2. Pre-sales and after-sales staff listening to customers
  3. Customer making direct suggestions
  4. Competitor activity (including reverse engenering)
  5. R&D department
  6. External changes in the market
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Explain key concepts

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Product line: group o frelated products which are phisicly similar or intended for the same market

Product mix (product range): assortment of product lines and individual offerings

Product life cycle: indroduction -> growth -> majority -> decline

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Explain branding

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brand: the name, symbol or design which identify a product

trademark: a name of symbol that cannot be used by another producer

brand loyalty passes through three stages:
1. Brand awarness
2. Brand preference
3. Brand insistance

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Explain industrial (B2B) products

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Installations: major capital items, heavy equipment. ..
Accessory equipment: hand tools, photocopiers
Components parts
Raw materials
Supplies: expense items that do not become part of finall product (ex. copy paper)

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Explain pricing strategies
Profitability: the normal busness aim of achieving a return investment by maximizing revenue and minimalizing costs Market share: increasing your percentage of market by selling at low price, even if it means that profits are also low Matching the market leaders: setting the price according the market standard and competite by design, service, convenience Prestige pricing: setting a high price to maintain an image of quality Identifying the correct price point: increase the prize beyond a certain point will damage sales Social objectives: governments can subsidize prices so that low-incom groups can afford a basic product
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Whats difference between quantitative and qualitative data ?
Quantitative data include numbers and factual data, however qualitative means opinions and attitudes which are difficult to measure
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What is end-user ?
Finantial consumer of product
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What is value-for-money ?
The relation between quality and price
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Whats difference between benefits and features in Marketing ?
Benefits mean advantages for customers, but features means from a product design point of view
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What is registered trademark?
That's the name or symbol that has legal protection.
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Define markup and break even volume.
The markup means pricing starategy base on % added to costs, hovewer breake even volume means the sales volume on which product start to make a profit.
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brand awareness
rozpoznawalność marki
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brand names
nazwa marki
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brand loyality
lojalność marki
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market leader
lider rynku
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market share
udział w rynku
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product lines
linie produktowe
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product mix
zakres produktow
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profitability
maksymalizowanie zysków i minimalizowanie strat
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advertising budgets
budżet reklamowy
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consumer tastes
gusty konsumentow
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differentitate products
różnorodnośc produktow
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early adopters
entyzjaści
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making a loss
generowac straty
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reaches saturation
sięgać nasycenia rynku
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similar offerings
równa oferta
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withdraw of the market
opóścić rynek
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curring out the survey
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gaps in the market
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consumer needs
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representative sample of people
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statistically reliable
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the activity sources
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published of competitors
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benefit
advantage that customer gets if buy the product
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characteristic
typical quality
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feature
important or special part of product
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requirement
sth that customer asks for , or needs
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specification
extract technical details
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USP unique selling point
sth that make a product special
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budget
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estimate
an aproximate prize
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quotation
a fixed price that someone charge you