Unit 2 Chapter 5 Flashcards

Marketing a Business

1
Q

marketing

A

the process of implementing strategies to price, promote, and distribute products to current and potential customers.

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2
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customer base

A

a group of consumers who continuously purchase goods and services from a business.

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3
Q

customer profile

A

a specific description of the type of person a business is selling to.
○ Demographic characteristics
○ Psychographic characteristics
○ Geographic characteristics

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4
Q

business objectives

A

the goals a business intends to achieve
○ Increasing sales
○ Increasing market share
○ Improving customer satisfaction
○ Increasing profit

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5
Q

internal environment

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involves factors within a business that a business has control over

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6
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corporate culture

A

the shared values and beliefs of a business and its employees

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7
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operating environment

A

the primary external factors impacting a business which it has some control over

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8
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macro environment

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social, legal, technological and economic conditions that a business has no control over

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9
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social factors

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societal beliefs, behaviours, trends etc.

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10
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market research

A

the process of investigating
and analysing the activities
and behaviours of
customers and competitors
in a specific industry.

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11
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market research analyst

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a marketing specialist who gathers and investigates customer information

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12
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primary data

A

information that is
collected for the first time
by the business for its
research purpose.

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13
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secondary data

A

information that has
already been collected for
another purpose

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14
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Quantitative data

A

information that can
be measured in numbers
and figures

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15
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Qualitative data

A

information that is
descriptive and nonnumerical

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16
Q

survey

A

a research
method that involves
asking questions to collect
data from a group
of people

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17
Q

market dimensions

A

an indication of the
total number of potential
customers who could
purchase a product
from a business in a
particular market

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18
Q

niche market

A

a small,
specialised market for a
particular product

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19
Q

mass market

A

a large market for goods
and services produced
on a substantial scale,
for a significant number
of consumers

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20
Q

Market segmentation

A

the process of dividing
a market into different
groups of consumers
that share similar
characteristics

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21
Q

target market

A

a specific group of
consumers that a business
aims its marketing efforts
towards

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22
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primary target market

A

a business’s main
target market, to which
it will exhaust most of its
marketing efforts.

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23
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secondary target market

A

a smaller segment
of the market that is the
second-most likely group
of customers to purchase
a business’s goods or
services

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24
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consumer behaviour

A

the actions of those
who purchase goods and
services for consumption

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25
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consumer trends

A

developed patterns in
consumer behaviours,
attitudes, and values.

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26
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product 

A

a good or
service that is offered to
consumers to satisfy a
need or want.

27
Q

tangible product

A

a physical product that has
the ability to be touched
and stored.

28
Q

intangible product

A

a non-physical product
that cannot be touched
or stored.

29
Q

Price

A

the amount that a
customer pays for a good
or service.

30
Q

Product image

A

the consumer perception
associated with a
given product.

31
Q

profit margin

A

the percentage of revenue
remaining after expenses
have been deducted.

32
Q

Unit cost

A

the cost of
producing one unit of a
particular good or service.

33
Q

place

A

an element of the
marketing mix relating to
how a business distributes
its product to customers.

34
Q

distribution channel

A

a chain of intermediary
businesses through which
products travel through to
reach the end consumer

35
Q

Intermediaries

A

individuals or
businesses that serve
to transfer a product in
a distribution channel
from a manufacturer to
the end consumer.

36
Q

wholesaler

A

a business that sells
products in larger
quantities and at lower
prices than retailers.

37
Q

retailer

A

a business
that sells products to
the public for personal
consumption.

38
Q

Promotion

A

the marketing communications
used by a business to
inform, promote, and
remind its target market
about its product.

39
Q

People

A

the individuals
that influence a customer’s
perception of a business
and its products.

40
Q

Physical evidence

A

is the environment in
which the business and
customer interact

41
Q

process

A

the procedure set in place
throughout the entire
customer purchasing
experience at a business

42
Q

the product life cycle

A

a series of stages that a
product will pass through
from the moment it is
introduced to the market
until it becomes obsolete
or replaced.

43
Q

customer relations

A

the way a business creates,
builds, and maintains
customer relationships

44
Q

quality customer service

A

a business consistently
going above and beyond
expected performance
to ensure customers
are satisfied with their
experience.

45
Q

customer loyalty programs

A

marketing initiatives that enable customers to gain benefits for frequently purchasing from a business

46
Q

technological developments

A

the invention and innovation of
tools that solve problems
and enhance processes.

47
Q

social media

A

the online platforms that can be used
to connect with others and
share content

48
Q

email marketing

A

the process of sending
personalised electronic
messages to existing
customers to promote
a business’s goods and
services

49
Q

search engine optimisation

A

a process used by
businesses to ensure
their website ranks higher
in search results when
customers search for goods
or services related to the
business online.

50
Q

artificial intelligence

A

software that is able
to mimic the behaviour
of humans

51
Q

data analytics

A

the process of examining
information that has been
collected by businesses in
order to draw conclusions
and make effective
decisions.

52
Q

management of data

A

the practice of collecting,
organising, using, and
storing data securely
so businesses can use
this information to make
effective decisions.

53
Q

public relations

A

communicating an
intended message to
the public to create and
sustain a positive business
reputation.

54
Q

planned public relations

A

a business
proactively communicating
intended messages to
various publics.

55
Q

proactive

A

taking action
before a problem, need,
or change arises.

56
Q

reactive

A

taking action
after a problem, need,
or change arises

57
Q

public relations strategies

A

actions used to
communicate a particular
message to the public and
influence their perception.

58
Q

crisis public relations

A

a business reactively
communicating to various
publics in response to an
issue that can negatively
affect its reputation

59
Q

crisis management

A

identifying potential
risks that a business
may encounter and
determining how it will
deal with them.

60
Q

crisis communication plan

A

a guide that
describes the processes
that a business will follow
during an emergency
situation and when
handling negative publicity.

61
Q

green marketing

A

an advertising strategy that
involves highlighting the
environmental benefits
of a good or service.

62
Q

greenwashing

A

falsely advertising
products or processes as
environmentally friendly
to persuade customers to
purchase a good or service.

63
Q

customer privacy

A

the administration and
protection of sensitive,
personal information
that customers provide
during their interactions
and transactions with a
business.