WEEK 14: MARKETING FUNCTION Flashcards

1
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set of activities related to creating,
communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for others.

A

Marketing

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2
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In business, the function of marketing is to bring value to
customers, whom the business seeks to ______, _______, and
______.

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identify, satisfy, retain

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3
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is the measure of the benefit gained from a product or service relative to the full cost of the item.

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Value
Value = benefit – cost

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4
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provides the same offering but is accentuating different features and benefits.

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Competitors

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5
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Not a perfect replication of the offering, which means it will provide different value to customers.

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Substitutes

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6
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Types of Company Orientations:

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  • The Marketing Concept
  • The Product Concept
  • The Sales Concept
  • The Production Concept
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7
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focuses on knowing as much about the consumer as possible and bases marketing, product, and strategy decisions on this
information.

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The Marketing Concept

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8
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focuses on building and showcasing impressive features and product advances.

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The Product Concept

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9
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emphasizes the sale process and tries to make it as effective as possible.

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The Sales Concept

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focuses on low-production costs, highly efficient processes, and mass distribution.

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The Production Concept

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STAGES OF BUYING PROCESS/THE CONSUMER DECISION MAKING PROCESS

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  1. Need Recognition
  2. Information Searching and Processing
  3. Identification and Evaluation of Alternatives
  4. Purchase Decision
  5. Post-Purchase Behavior
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12
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recognizing there is a problem or unmet need and that this need warrants some action.

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Need Recognition

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seeking information to help identify and evaluate alternative products, services, experiences, and outlets that will meet that
need.

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Information Search

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14
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Identify alternative products, services, and outlets that are viable options, evaluate these alternatives, and make a choice.

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Evaluation of Alternatives

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15
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Consumers must decide whether they are going to buy.

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The Purchase Decision

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16
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A consumer’s feelings and evaluations after the sale are significant because they influence repeat sales and what the customer tells others about the product or the brand.

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Post-Purchase Behavior

17
Q

The five-stage buying process represents the steps customers undergo when they make a conscious effort to learn about the
options and select a product. This can happen when a customer purchases a
product for the first time.

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Complex Decision Making

18
Q

the customer has learned from past experiences what will best satisfy their need, so they can bypass the second or third stage of the processes.

A

Simple Decision Making

19
Q

Customer Profile Dimension:

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  • Behavioral
  • Socialgraphic
  • Psychographic
  • Demographic
  • Geographic
20
Q

Once you define your total market, you can break down your total market
into segments.

A

Segmentation

21
Q

Develop a profile for your target customer(s) using a number of categories including but not limited to geographic, demographic,
psychographic, and behavioral traits.

A

Profile your Target Customer Segments

22
Q

is the process of identifying marketing opportunities and solving marketing
problems using customer insights.

A

Marketing Research

23
Q

The Marketing Research Process:

A
  1. Identify the Problem
  2. Develop the Research Plan
  3. Conduct Research
  4. Analyze and Report Findings
  5. Take Action
24
Q

Start by stating the marketing or business problem you need to address. Next, articulate the objectives for the research.

A

Identify the Problem

25
Q

Identify what information you need to answer
your question and achieve your objective.

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Develop a Research Plan

26
Q

Conducting research begins to generate
information that helps answer your urgent marketing questions.

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Conduct the Research

27
Q

Transform the data into useful information and insights that answer the research question.

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Analyze and Report Findings

28
Q

Help managers understand the research and take action based on research findings.

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Take Action

29
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term that describes how a business uses four key elements to sell and promote its products or services.

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Marketing Mix

30
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The marketing mix, also known as the four Ps:

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  • Product: the goods and services offered
  • Promotion: communication and information
  • Place: distribution or delivery
  • Price: ensuring fair value in the transaction