1.1 Flashcards

(28 cards)

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What is a market?

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A place where buyers and sellers come together to exchange goods and services

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What defines a mass market?

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When a firm targets the whole of a market rather than a particular segment

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Define a niche market.

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When a firm targets a small subsection or previously unexploited gap in a larger market

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How is market size calculated?

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Number of units sold x price

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What is market share?

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The proportion of total market sales that a particular firm has

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How is market share calculated?

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Sales of firm A/total market sales × 100

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What are brands?

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A feature of a business or product that is recognised by customers and distinguishes it from competitors

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What characterizes dynamic markets?

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The environment is dynamic and therefore markets are always changing

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What does market growth refer to?

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The percentage increase in the size of the market

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How is market growth calculated?

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Change in size of market / original size x 100

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What does competition in a market refer to?

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The number of competitors that a business faces within the market that it operates

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Define product orientation.

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An inward looking approach to new product development focused on what products can be made

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What is market orientation?

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An outward looking approach to new product development focused on what products the consumer wants

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What is market research?

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The process of gathering primary and secondary research to inform marketing decision making

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What is primary market research?

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Collection of first-hand data that did not exist before

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What is secondary market research?

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Research that has already been undertaken by another organisation

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What is quantitative data?

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Statistical data that informs a company about people’s behavior

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What is qualitative data?

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Non-statistical information that provides in-depth insight into the reasons for human behavior

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Define demand in a market context.

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The amount of goods or services that a consumer is willing and able to buy at a given price

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What is consumer behavior?

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The reason behind the actions of people, influenced by their opinions and preferences

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What is market segmentation?

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The splitting of customers into categories to identify different types of consumer

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What does market positioning refer to?

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How a product is perceived relative to its competitors

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What is market mapping?

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The process of positioning competition within a market by plotting key variables

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What is competitive advantage?

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A feature of a business’ product that allows it to perform more successfully than others

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Define product differentiation.
How a business distinguishes its product from its competitors
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What is added value?
The value of the finished output over and above the cost of achieving it
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What is the marketing mix?
The combination of elements used to influence customers' buying habits
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Fill in the blank: The elements of the marketing mix are _______.
Price, Product, Place, Promotion