WEEK 1 Flashcards

1
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FIRST ELEMENT in the marketing mix.

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PRODUCT

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2
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TYPES OF COMPONENTS

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PACKAGING AND LABELING

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3
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Display of information on its
container or product itself

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LABELING

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4
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contain and protect, identify and
promote the product

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PACKAGING

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5
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➢ To defend market share
➢ To position ahead of competition in a market segment
➢ To establish a foothold in the future market
➢ To take advantage of strengths in product distribution

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NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

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6
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NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT STEPS:

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STEP 1 | IDEA GENERATION
STEP 2 | IDEA SCREENING
STEP 3 | CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING
STEP 4 | BUSINESS ANALYSIS
STEP 5 | PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
STEP 6 | MARKET TESTING
STEP 7 | PRODUCT COMMERCIALIZATION

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7
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The initial stages were any or all of several idea generation techniques (need/problem identification, attribute listing, forced relationships, morphological analysis, brainstorming, etc.)

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STEP 1 | IDEA GENERATION

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8
Q

Stage where ideas generated are
screened using predetermined criteria
to reduce them to a manageable few.

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STEP 2 | IDEA SCREENING

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9
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New product ideas are converted to
customer-centered product concepts,
Tested for acceptability, believability,
and potential intent.

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STEP 3 | CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING

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10
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Pencil pushing stage, probable sales of
new product are calculated
together with its cost and potential
profitability.

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STEP 4 | BUSINESS ANALYSIS

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11
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● Concept is converted into a tangible
working prototype

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STEP 5 | PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

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12
Q

New products are marketed in a small
geographical area to determine
wether fine tuning of attributes,
positioning, pricing, advertising, and
promotions programs are necessary.

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STEP 6 | MARKET TESTING

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13
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● Final stage– product is launched

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STEP 7 | PRODUCT COMMERCIALIZATION

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