week 10-11 New Product Development Flashcards

1
Q

Draw NPD Process (ILLUSTRATION)

A

(9) box with arrow

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1
Q

when a promising concept has
been developed and tested, it is
time to design an initial
marketing strategy for the new
product.

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MARKETING STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT

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2
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A description of the target market, the planned value proposition, and the sales, market share and profit goals for the first few years (3 years)

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MARKETING STRATEGY STATEMENT

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3
Q

An outline of the product’s planned
price, distribution and marketing
budget for the first year

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MARKETING STRATEGY STATEMENT

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4
Q

The planned long-term sales,
profit goals and the marketing mix
strategy

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MARKETING STRATEGY STATEMENT

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5
Q

It’s essential to outline the product’s features and benefits while emphasizing significant
changes made from the approval stage to concept testing.

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Product

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6
Q

This involves describing the
product thoroughly and explaining any alterations implemented based on feedback received during the approval process.

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Product

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7
Q

Subsequently, insights gathered from concept testing are discussed, guiding the adoption of necessary adjustments for finalization.

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Product

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8
Q

This iterative process ensures that
the product aligns closely with market needs and preferences, enhancing its potential for
success upon launch.

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Product

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9
Q

______ is the amount that consumers will be willing to pay for a product.

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Price

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10
Q

Marketers must link the price to the product’s real and perceived value, while also considering supply
costs, seasonal discounts, competitors’ prices, and retail markup.

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Price

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11
Q

__________________ focuses
on the internal factors of a
business, primarily the
costs associated with producing
or acquiring the product.

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Cost-based pricing

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12
Q

unit cost + mark-up price

equals=

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Selling Price

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13
Q

Cost-based pricing

*As a rule of thumb, 5% is a ___ margin, 10% is a ______ margin, and 20% is a _____ margin.

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  • low
  • healthy
  • high
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14
Q

are expenses that do not vary with the level of production or sales within a certain range. These costs remain constant regardless of changes in output or sales revenue

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Fixed cost

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15
Q

are expenses that vary in direct proportion to the level of production or sales. Unlike fixed costs, which remain constant, variable costs fluctuate based on changes in production volumes or sales revenue.

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variable cost

16
Q

Rent and Lease

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fixed cost

17
Q

Payments

A

FIXED COST

18
Q

Salaries

A

FIXED COST

19
Q

wages

A

FIXED COST

20
Q

Insurance

A

FIXED COST

21
Q

Premiums

A

FIXED COST

22
Q

Loan Repayments

A

FIXED COST

23
Q

Raw Materials

A

VARIABLE COST

24
Q

Direct Labor

A

VARIABLE COST

25
Q

Utilities

A

VARIABLE COST

26
Q

Packaging

A

VARIABLE COST

27
Q

Materials

A

VARIABLE COST

28
Q

Sales

A

VARIABLE COST

29
Q

Commissions

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VARIABLE COST

30
Q
  1. Understand Customer Value:

Market research reveals that customers value the unique
features of your product and are willing to pay a premium
for them.

A

Value-based pricing

31
Q
  1. Determine Willingness to Pay:
    After conducting surveys and analyzing competitors’ pricing,
    you find that customers are willing to pay up to Php30 per
    unit for your product.
A

Value-based pricing

32
Q
  1. Set Pricing Strategy: Based on customers’ willingness to pay and the perceived
    value of your product, you decide to set the selling price at
    Php30 per unit.
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Value-based pricing

33
Q

focuses on the perceived
value of the product or
service to the customer.

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Value-based pricing

34
Q

is the consideration of where
the product should be available—in
brick-and-mortar stores and
online—and how it will be displayed.

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place

35
Q

The goal of promotion is to communicate to consumers that they need this product and
that it is priced appropriately.

A

PROMOTION

36
Q

encompasses advertising, public relations, and the overall media strategy for introducing your product.

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PROMOTION