Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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millennials

A

cheap, socially, tech, travel increase, car purchase decrease

purchase influenced my IMC social media content (blogs, websites)

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2
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good marketing plan starts with

A

situation analysis (opportunity analysis, competitive analysis and target marketing)

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3
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market opportunities: look at areas where…

A

identify favorable demand trends
gaps not being met
firm compete effectively

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4
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competitive analysis

A

analyze competition in market place and look for competitive advantage

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5
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competitive advantage

A

attributes giving a firm an edge over competitors

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6
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examples of competitive advantage

A
quality
customer service (Zappos)
low production costs
low prices (budget airlines)
channel distribution (Wal-Mart)
advertising (biggest, insurance)
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7
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target market selection

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find market with needed demand
segment market
select market to target
position with marketing strategies

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8
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georgraphic segmentation

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markets divided into dif geographic units

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9
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demographic segmentation

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divide market into age, sex, family, size, education, income, and social class

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10
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psychographic segmentation

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divide market on basis of personality, lifecycles, and/or lifestyles

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11
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behavioral segmentation

A

strongest kind
consumers divided based on use and loyalty to a product
80-20 rule

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12
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80-20 rule

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20 percent of buyers account for 80 percent of sales volume

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13
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benefit segmentation

A

group consumers based on attributes sought in a product

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14
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undifferentiated marketing

A

ignoring segment differences and offering just one product to entire market (carrots)

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15
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differentiated marketing

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involves marketing in a number of segments, developing separate marketing strategies for each

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16
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concentrated marketing

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selecting a specific segment and attempting to capture a large share of this market (Farmersonly.com)

17
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positioning

A

fitting product to one or more segments to make it unique in market place

18
Q

focus on consumer in positing…

A

linking the product with benefits the consumer will derive

19
Q

focusing on competition

A

positions product by comparing the benefit it offers vs the competition

20
Q

salient attributes

A

important to consumers and are basis for making purchase decision

21
Q

positioning by price/quality

A

cost comes secondary to quality

22
Q

positioning by use

A

used to enter market by use (arm and hammer, multiple uses)

23
Q

add positioning strategies

A

read the book

24
Q

re-positioning

A

your old positioning isn’t working out

25
Q

product symbolism

A

what a product/brand means to consumers

what consumer experiences during purchase

26
Q

branding

A

building favorable identity for company

27
Q

packaging

A

provides functional benefits like economy, protection, storage

28
Q

direct channels

A

directly deal with customers

- from direct-response ads, telemarketing

29
Q

indirect channels

A

network of wholesalers and/or retailers

30
Q

promotional pull strategies

A

concentrate promotional efforts to ultimate consumer who will purchase product

  • encourage end consumer to want the product
  • pulling demand from the beginning of supply chain
31
Q

promotional push strategies

A

promote to someone before the end user- give some incentive to make them want customers to buy them (recommend one brand over another)