Unit 3.4- Marketing mix Flashcards

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What is the marketing mix?

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combination of marketing decisions that influence a customer’s decision to buy

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What are the 7 p’s

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  • Price
  • Place
  • Promotion
  • Physical environment
  • People
  • Product
  • Process
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3
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What are the internal influences on the marketing mix?

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  • financial position
  • staff
  • operations
  • objectives
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4
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What are the external influences on the marketing mix?

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  • Political and Legal factors - new legislation
  • Economic factors - growing economy
  • Social factors - greater environmental concerns
  • Technological factors - online promotion
  • Competition
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5
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What is an consumer product?

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Consumer products are bought by customers (B2C)

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What is an industrial product?

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Industrial products are sold to businesses which use them in their own processes (B2B)

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What are the 3 sub categories for consumer products?

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  • Convenience items - such as milk and bread widely distributed
    Shopping goods - products where customers compare features and price
    Speciality products - such as a sports car or Rolex,
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What does product consist of?

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  • The core benefit it provides
  • The tangible product - refers to the features such as its specifications, its reliability and its design.
  • The augmented product
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What are the 5 sections of a product life cycle?

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  • Research and development
  • Introduction
  • Growth
  • Maturity
  • Decline
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10
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What are some extension strategies?

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  • Increase promotional expenditure to renew interest in the product or to increase usage
  • Revamp the product in some way - new packaging/flavours
  • Find new target market segments - new countries
  • Find new usage
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11
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What are the 4 sections of the boston matrix called?

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  • Dog
  • Star
  • Question mark
  • Cash cow
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12
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What does a dog have?

A

Low market share

Low market growth

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13
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What does a question mark have?

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High market growth

Low market share

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14
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What does a cash cow have?

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Low market growth

High market share

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15
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What does a star have?

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High market growth

High market share

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16
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Why would you need new product development?

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  • The existing products are coming to the end of their life cycle
  • New opportunities are opening up due to changes in the market
  • There is a desire to build on the strengths of the brand
  • It is a way of achieving growth
  • To match what competitors are doing
17
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What is new product development?

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involves investment to modify an existing product or replace it with a new one.

18
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What are the influences on pricing decisions?

A
  • Cost
  • price elasticity of demand
  • Positioning
  • Stage of the products life cycle
  • Other elements of the marketing mix
  • Competitiveness of the environment
19
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What are the 8 pricing strategies?

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  • Price skimming
  • Penetration pricing
  • Cost plus pricing
  • Loss leader pricing
  • Competitive pricing
  • Dynamic pricing
  • Psychological pricing
  • Premium pricing
20
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What are some promotional method?

A
  • Advertising
  • Direct marketing
  • Public relations
  • Packaging
  • Branding
  • Sponsorship
  • Sales promotion
  • Loyalty cards
21
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What affects what promotional method a business may use?

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Target audience
Promotional budget
The message 
Technology 
Positioning 
Competitive environment
22
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What is meant by a brand and why is it so important?

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A brand is a promise to deliver certain benefits and services.

23
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When making distribution decisions a manager will look at?

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  • The degree of coverage
  • Costs
  • Nature of the product
  • The control over the product’s price and promotion
  • Customers expectations
24
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What is e-commerce?

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The buying and selling of products through an electronic device such as the internet.