Unit 3.4- Marketing mix Flashcards
What is the marketing mix?
combination of marketing decisions that influence a customer’s decision to buy
What are the 7 p’s
- Price
- Place
- Promotion
- Physical environment
- People
- Product
- Process
What are the internal influences on the marketing mix?
- financial position
- staff
- operations
- objectives
What are the external influences on the marketing mix?
- Political and Legal factors - new legislation
- Economic factors - growing economy
- Social factors - greater environmental concerns
- Technological factors - online promotion
- Competition
What is an consumer product?
Consumer products are bought by customers (B2C)
What is an industrial product?
Industrial products are sold to businesses which use them in their own processes (B2B)
What are the 3 sub categories for consumer products?
- 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,
What does product consist of?
- The core benefit it provides
- The tangible product - refers to the features such as its specifications, its reliability and its design.
- The augmented product
What are the 5 sections of a product life cycle?
- Research and development
- Introduction
- Growth
- Maturity
- Decline
What are some extension strategies?
- 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
What are the 4 sections of the boston matrix called?
- Dog
- Star
- Question mark
- Cash cow
What does a dog have?
Low market share
Low market growth
What does a question mark have?
High market growth
Low market share
What does a cash cow have?
Low market growth
High market share
What does a star have?
High market growth
High market share