Value Through Relationships/ Chapter 10 Flashcards
what is transactional marketing?
- Little emphasis on customer service
- Limited commitment to meeting customer expectations
- Quality as the concern of production staff
- orientation to single sales
- discontinuous customer contact
What is relationship marketing?
Relationship Marketing…
- Orientation to customer retention
- Continuous customer contact
- Focus on customer value
- Long time scale
- High emphasis on customer service
- High commitment to meeting customer expectations
- Quality as the concern of all staff
what is the definition of relationship marketing?
the process of creating, maintaining and enhancing strong relationships with customers and other stakeholders.
relationship marketing has a consequence on the 4P’s, how does it affect price?
- price is negotiated with customers (developed trust)
- product varies with customer preference
- pricing relative to customer lifetime values
- application of price differentiation strategies
relationship marketing has a consequence on the 4P’s, how does it affect place?
- closer to the customer
- customer choice of distribution elements
relationship marketing has a consequence on the 4P’s, how does it affect promotion?
- individual customers offered choice of communication channels
- need for integrated communication and technology (internet- point of sale)
what types of market relationships is there?
- supplier customer
- supplier- customer competitor
- physical distribution network
what two conditions must be met for a successful relationship marketing?
- a relationship should be a mutually rewarding connection between two or more parties
- the parties involved in the relationship should commit to the relationship over time and be willing to make adaptions to their own behaviour to maintain its continuity
what are the benefits of managing customer relationships for the organisation?
- increased purchase
-lower cost
-lifetime value of a customer
word of mouth
-employee satisfaction and retention
sustainable competitive advantage
what are the benefits of managing customer relationships for the customer?
- risk and stress reduction
- higher quality service
- social and status benefits
what are some strategies to develop customer retention?
- targeting customers for retention
- bonding
- internal marketing
- building trust
- service recovery
- promise fulfilment
what are some factors associated with successful customer related management?
- ability to manage cultural change
- designing an integrated system
- being customer orientated
- piloting before launch
- face-to-face contact between marketing and IT staff
what are the stages of development of a buyer -seller relationship
pre key account management:
early kam- involves exploring opportunities for closer collaboration
mid KAM - trust has been established
partnership KAM- buying org regards the supplier as an important strategic resource
synergetic KAM- buyer and seller see each other as part of a larger entity
what factors potentially affect outcome of relationships?
- service quality- experience customer has
- trust - level of confidence in a company’s ability to supply the required goods and its reliability
- commitment
- satisfaction
how do you build relationships?
- technical support- e.g. after sales service, providing training to the customers staff
- expertise- look for opportunities to provide expertise for their customers, which enables them to improve their service quality
- resource support- extending credit facilities
- service levels - improved level of service offered - JIT stock, reliable delivery