week 2 product, services, & branding strategy Flashcards

1
Q

is anything that is offered to a

market for attention, acquisition, use, or

consumption, and that satisfy a want or a need.

It includes physical objects, services, persons,

places, organizations, and ideas, or mix of these

entities.

A

product

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2
Q

products

services are __________
goods are ___________

A

intangible
tangible

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3
Q

is a form of product that consist of activities, benefits, or
satisfaction offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything.

A

service

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4
Q

It consist of physical items that can be touched and seen.

A

pure tangible goods

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5
Q

The major offering are goods and gives services such as an
automobile that offers accompanying repair services.

A

tangible goods with accompanying services

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6
Q

It consist of equal parts of good and services such as restaurant.

A

hybrid offers

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7
Q

SERVICES W/ ACCOMPANYING MINOR GOODS
Major offerings are services but gives minor goods such as
airline trips with accompanying snacks

A

services with accompanying minor goods

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8
Q

It consist of efforts from the service provider such as those
offered by doctors, teachers, and ophthalmologists.

A

pure services

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9
Q

represent what buying the product or service will do for the customer. These are memorable while some products and services are not.

A

customer experience

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10
Q

enumerate the level of product / illustrate.

A

core customer value

actual product:
- brand name
- features
- design
- packaging
- quality

augmented product:
- delivery and credit
- after-sale service
- warranty
- product support

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11
Q

It is the core, problem- solving service, or core benefit that consumers are really buying when they obtain a product or
service.

A

core product

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12
Q

This may have as many as five characteristics that are combined
to deliver core product benefits.
1.Brand Name
2.Quality level
3.Packaging
4.Design
5.Features

A

actual product

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13
Q

It includes any additional consumer services and benefits
built around the core and actual products.

1.Delivery and Credit
2.Product Support
3.Warranty
4.After-sales Services

A

augmented product

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14
Q

products classification (2)

A

industrial products
consumer products

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15
Q

are those bought by individuals and organizations
for further processing or for use in conducting a business

A

industrial products

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16
Q

are those bought by final consumer for personal consumption

A

consumer products

17
Q

CONSUMER PRODUCTS (4)

A

convinience products
shopping products
specialty products
shopping products

18
Q

are consumer products and services that the consumer
usually buys frequently, immediately, and with a
minimum of comparison and buying effort.

A

convinience products

19
Q

are consumer products that the consumer, in the
process of selection and purchase, characteristically
compares on such bases as sustainability, quality, price
and style.

A

shopping products

20
Q

are consumer products with unique characteristics or
brand identification for which a significant group of buyers is
willing to make special purchase effort.

A

specialty products

21
Q

are consumer products that the consumer either does
not know about or knows about but does not normally
think of buying.

A

shopping products

22
Q

industrial products (3)

A

materials & parts
capital items
supplies and services

23
Q

most are sold directly to industrial users. These
includes smaller parts which will be assembled in the
production area.

A

material & parts

24
Q

these products aid in the buyers’ production or
operations, including machines, installations and
accessory equipment.

A

capital items

25
Q

these could be operational or repair and maintenance. Many
of these services are supplied under contract.

A

supplies and services