WEEK 15: MARKETING MIX Flashcards

1
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is a bundle of attributes (features, functions, benefits, and uses) that a person receives in an exchange. The term “product” refers to anything offered by a firm to provide customer satisfaction, tangible or intangible.

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Product

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2
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common marketing communication methods are:

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  • Advertising
  • Public Relations
  • Personal Selling
  • Digital Marketing
  • Social Media Marketing
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3
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is any paid form of communication from an identified sponsor or source that draws attention to ideas, goods, services or the sponsor itself.

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Advertising

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4
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is to create goodwill between an
organization (or the things it
promotes) and the “public” or
target segments it is trying to reach.

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Public Relations

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5
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uses in-person interaction to sell products and services.

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Personal Selling

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6
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is an umbrella term for using digital tools to promote and market products, services, organizations and brands.

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Digital Marketing

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7
Q

digital marketing tool kit:

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Web sites, content marketing, search-engine optimization (SEO), and social media marketing.

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8
Q

are distinctive for their networking capabilities: they allow people to reach and interact with one another through interconnected
networks.

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Social Media

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9
Q

(also called the marketing channel) is sets of
interdependent organizations involved in the process of making a product or
service available for use or consumption, as well as providing a payment
mechanism for the provider.

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Channel Distribution

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10
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TYPES OF CHANNELS:

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  • Direct Channel
  • Retail Channel
  • Wholesale Channel
  • Agent Channel
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11
Q

simplest channel, the producer sells straight to the consumer.

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Direct Channel

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12
Q

companies that focus on selling directly to consumers.

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Retail Channel

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13
Q

to a consumer, the ______ looks a lot like the retail channel.

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Wholesale Channel

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14
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includes on additional intermediary.

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Agent Channel

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15
Q

bring the buyer and seller together to negotiate the terms of the transaction.

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Brokers

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16
Q

Pricing Strategies:

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  1. Profit-oriented pricing
  2. Competitor-oriented pricing
  3. Customer-oriented pricing
17
Q

Focus on finances of business and product

profit = revenue - price

A

Profit Oriented Pricing

18
Q

Price based on competitors’ costs

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Competitive Oriented Pricing

19
Q

is the calculation of the difference between cost and selling price of merchandise in stock for a particular department or item.

A

Markup

20
Q

Discounting Strategies:

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  • Quantity Discounts
  • Seasonal Discounts
  • Cash Discounts
  • Price Bundling (cable package)
21
Q

are reductions in base price given for buying some predetermined quantity of merchandise.

A

Quantity Discounts

22
Q

are price reductions given for out-of-season merchandise.

A

Seasonal Discounts

23
Q

are reductions on base price given to customers paying cash or within some short period of time.

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Cash Discounts

24
Q

groups similar or complementary products and charges a total price that is lower than if
they were sold separately.

A

Price Bundling (cable package)