Market and marketing Segmantation Flashcards

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what is a market

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a figurative place were and consumer and sellers exchange of goods and services for money.

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what is marketing

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The activity of promoting and selling products or services to the market.

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How does Marketing improve Business Function

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1.Increases Brand Awareness: Marketing assists businesses to raise awareness for their brand (and their products!) in the minds of consumers so that they are more likely to purchase them
2.Increases Market Share: Marketing helps businesses to win more of the market away from competing brands
3.Increases Sales & Revenue: Increasing marketing efforts often results in an increase in sales, which produces increased revenue for the business.

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4
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what is revenue

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total sales

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5
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what is expenses

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total cost

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difference between market share and market size

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what is market segmantation

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the division of a market of potential customers into different segments, and chooses a particular ‘segment’ to target with their product.

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8
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what can markets be segmented by

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demographic,phsychographic,geographic characteristics

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9
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give me examples of demographic segmentation

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age race gender icome education,

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examples of geographic segmentation

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location
culture
language
tradition

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.Psychographic Segmentation

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values
desires
goals
interects

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what is a market plan

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a document that shows how a business is planning to use advertising and promotional resources to target their specific target market and increase sales.

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what are the main elements of a marketing plan

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Market Position
Competitor Analysis
Target Market Analysis
Marketing Goals
Marketing Strategy
Marketing Mix

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market position

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the place a brand occupies in the minds of customers and how distinguished from the products of the competitors

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competitor analysis

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an assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of current and potential competitors.

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target market anaysis

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how well your product or service fits the needs / wants of the target market.

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marketing strategy

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specific actions the business is going to take in order to achieve its goals

18
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what is the marketing mix

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marketing mix for a product is all about tailoring the product and its promotion, to appeal directly to the target market!

19
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define customer profilling

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a marketing strategy that uses data to create a picture of the ideal customer who will interact with your product or service.

20
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why do we profile customers

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to increases sales revenue and decreases wasted advertising spend, in order to increase a company’s overall profit.

21
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customer segmentations

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divides the market into groups, based on similar characteristics

22
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customer profiling

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picks one ‘ideal’ customer to target marketing efforts towards

23
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what is price

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price refers to the vale consumers pay in exchange for the product or service offered by a business

24
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what are the four types of pricing

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Skim pricing
Penetration pricing
Psychological pricing
Premium pricing

25
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skim pricing

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a pricing strategy that sets new product prices high and gradually lowers them as more competitors enter the market.

26
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penetration pricing refers to what

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the price of a product is initially set low to rapidly reach a wide proportion of the market and initiate word of mouth.

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Psychological pricing

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setting prices lower than a whole number

28
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premium pricing

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the practice of keeping the price of one of the products or service artificially high in order to encourage favorable perceptions among buyers, based solely on the price.