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UNIT 3 Flashcards

1
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market capitalisation definition

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total value of all shares in a business

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2
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marketing definition

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process of identifying, anticipating and meeting customer needs

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3
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4 steps of marketing

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recognising demand
anticipating demand
stimulating demand
satisfying demand

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4
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market size definition

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total value of total volume of goods sold

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5
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market growth

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an increase in the sales volume of products

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6
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mass market

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lots of companies producing the same product, usually quite affordable

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7
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niche market

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small, specialised market

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8
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market share

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% of sales in a market generated by one business

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9
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how to calculate market share

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total sales of business/total sale in market
all then times by 100

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10
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5 marketing AIMS

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  1. understanding customer needs and wants
  2. developing new products
  3. improving profitability
  4. inc market share
  5. increase brand awareness
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11
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3 marketing objectives

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  1. grow market share
  2. grow market size
  3. increase brand loyalty
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12
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influences on marketing ( internal examples )

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• cost of campaign
• availability of finance
• staff expertise
• size and culture of business

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13
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influences on marketing ( external factors )

A

PESTLE

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14
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primary market research

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data collected by a specific business/ individual for a specific purpose

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15
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secondary market research

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data already exists, the individual/ business decides how to interpret the data

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16
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examples of primary research

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interviews, surveys, focus groups

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17
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examples of secondary research

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online, MINTEL, newspapers

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18
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3 advantages of primary research

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  • specific to your business
  • up to date data
  • this is data no competitors can access
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19
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3 disadvantages of primary research

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timely
costly
results bias

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3 advantages of secondary research

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highlights gaps in the market
accessible immediately
broadens knowledge of opinion

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21
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3 disadvantages of secondary research

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  • may be out of date/ irrelevant
  • competitors can access
  • might be not accurate
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22
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whats the difference between qualitative and quantitative data

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quantitive data portrays opinions and how consumers feel, however qualitative data produces numerical results

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23
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define sampling

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selecting a representative group of people from the target market

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24
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2 advantages of sampling

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quick and easy
large sample means reliable results

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25
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name the 4 types of sampling

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convenience- available pps
random- random selection
quota- same characteristics
cluster- more similiar characteristics

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26
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define extrapolation

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predicting trends in the future
based on past results
the further predicted in the future, the increase in risk

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27
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define market positioning

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views of consumers, establishing the image of a brand in the consumers mind

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28
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whats product differentiation

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distinguishing product/ service from rival firms

29
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whats a market map

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a grid that shows a range of positions for 2 features in a business
for example: price and quality

30
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advantage and disadvantage of a market map

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A- spots gaps in the market
A- useful for analysing competitors
D- how reliable is the research?

31
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what does PED stand for

A

price elasticity of demand

32
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if a product has a ped less than -1, is it elastic or inelastic

A

elastic

33
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whats a unitary elastic good

A

a change in demand which equals to the demand in price

34
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name the 4P’s

A

price, product, place, promotion

35
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how to calculate PED

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% change in demand/ % change in price
all times by 100

36
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name the 5 influences in PED

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  • product will be more elastic if more substitutes are available
  • more expensive= more elastic
  • luxury= elastic , necessity= inelastic
  • the more addictive, the more elastic
  • short term= elastic, long term= inelastic due to substitutes
37
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whats the difference between an elastic and inelastic good

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an elastic good is a luxury, an inelastic is a necessity. the demand of an inelastic good will not change with the price

38
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whats YED

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how quantity demanded changes with income

39
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calculation for YED

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% change un quantity demand/ % change in income

40
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what is market segmentation

A

dividing criteria, making market share smaller

41
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market segments

A

people who have similar characteristics and buying habits

42
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6 examples of market segments

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behavioural- when do they buy
income
demographic
geographic
occupation
education

43
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benefits of market segmentation

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  • makes consumers easier to target
  • higher levels of loyalty
    -better reputation
44
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what does STP stand for

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  • segment - divide
  • think- which to appeal
  • position- product in consumers mind
45
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whats a market strategy

A

set of plans to achieve market objective

46
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whats the product life cycle

A

introduction, growth, maturity, decline

47
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what goes quick through the life cycle

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up to date trends eg: slime, loombands

48
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advantages of market maps

A

spot gaps in the market and is useful for analysing competitors

49
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what is the boston matrix

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a grid which categorises businesses products, according to market share and growth

50
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what does the star stand for in the boston matrix

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growth stage
competitive product
new, successful products

51
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what does the cash cow stage in the boston matrix

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product is already established, doesnt need promoting
high customer loyalty
maturity stage

52
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what does the problem child stand for in the boston matrix

A

INTRODUCTION
low market share
issues for business

53
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what does the dogs stand for in the boston matrix

A

DECLINE
product which should be withdrawn
unsuccessful

54
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name the 6 pricing strategies

A

price penetration
price skimming
cost plus pricing
dynamic
psychological
competitive

55
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adv and disadv of price penetration

A

adv- loyal customer base
disadv- may turn consumers

56
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adv and disadv of price skimming

A

adv- initial sales covers research
disadv- may put off consumers and lead them to question quality

57
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adv and disadv of cost plus

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a- control over price
d- profit loss potential

58
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adv and disadv of psychological pricing

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a- increased sales
d- lack prestige

59
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dynamic pricing adv and disadv

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a- inc revenue and customer satisfaction
d- confusing to create and timely

60
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adv and disadv of competition pricing

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pricing based off awareness and adjusting to competitors
adv- takes market share
disa- reduced profit

61
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5 influences on pricing strategy

A

costs
unique selling point
target market
stage in PLC
brand image

62
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whats distribution

A

refers to making a product/ service available when and where consumers need it

63
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whats the difference between retailing and e tailing

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retailing is in a physical shop however e tailing is online

64
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name the 4 channels of distribution

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  1. manufacturer- customer ( perishable or small business )
  2. manufacturer- retail- consumer
  3. manufacturer- wholesaler-retail- customer
  4. manufacturer- agent - wholesaler- retail- customer
65
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benefits of distribution channels

A

try on products
displays to attract
advice and help
enjoy experience

66
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benefits of online

A

cheaper for business
open 24/7
access to all countries

67
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disadvantage of online

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shipping cost
cannot try on immediately
waiting

68
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7ps

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product, price, promotion, place, people, process, physical environment

69
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7ps

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product, price, promotion, place, people, process, physical environment

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