Business Marketing (2nd Quarter) Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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refers to a market
where in the seller sells the product
for a primary reason of making profits
while buyer buys the products for
personal use.

A

Consumer Market

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also known as “Business to Consumer” or “B2C”

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Consumer Market

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3
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market where in
the products or services of a
particular organization are sold to or
purchased by other organization or
business.

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Business Market

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4
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also known as “Business to Business” or “B2B”

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Business Market

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5
Q

It also happens in support industries
where the products that are
manufactured are components
required to be assembled into the
products or services offered by some
other business organization.

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Business Market

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6
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Examples of Consumer Marketing

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† Fast Moving Consume Goods
† Consumer Durables
† Soft Goods

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7
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are items
that are sold quickly to the end-users
generally at nominal costs.

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Fast Moving Consumer Goods

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8
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Goods that a consumer uses for a
considerable amount of time rather than
consuming in one use

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Consumer Durables

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9
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  • Refrigerators, and appliances found in the kitchen
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White Goods

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  • TV, Consoles, Used for entertainment & fun
  • portable
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Brown Goods

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Soft goods are products which have a
shorter lifecycle and their value
decreases after every use

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Soft Goods

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12
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Examples of business Marketing (industrial marketing)

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† Bulk SMS service
† Office Furnitures

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  • Bulk messaging (Dissemination of SMS messages)
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Bulk SMS service

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14
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End user will not purchase workstations
for his own use at home

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Office Furnitures

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15
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The act of taking care of customer’s needs by providing and delivering professional, helpful, high-quality assistance.

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Customer Service

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16
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What are the 7 elements of customer service strategy:

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  1. Create Customer Service Vision
  2. Assess Customer Needs
  3. Hire the Right Employees
  4. Set Goals for Customer Service
  5. Train on Service Skills
  6. Hold people accountable
  7. Reward & Recognize the good service
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17
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6 pillars of Customer Service:

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† Attitude
† Interest
† Action
† Verbal
† Body language
† Tone of Voice

18
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Is a system of patronage in which a customer regularly buys their merchandise from a certain client.

19
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is a partner system of doing business in the Philippines, wherein a customer buys certain products from a particular vendor, offering discounts and other perks for such exclusivity.

20
Q

_____ do not entertain
consumers who purchase products and
services for their end-use. They deal only with
other businesses/firms to sell their products.

A

Business marketers

21
Q

In _____, products are sold to
consumers either for their own use or use by
their family members.

A

Consumer markets

22
Q

Examples of Fast moving consumer goods (2)

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  1. Aerated drinks
  2. Grocery items
23
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Examples of soft goods (3)

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  1. Shirts
  2. Clothes
  3. Shoes
24
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Examples of consumer markets (slide 18)

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Food
Drinks
Beverages
Legal
Health and financial services
Clothes
Electronic stuff and its accessories

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Where buyers purchase products or services for the sake of the consumer instead of buying things to resell it
Consumer markets
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Utilized by organizations
Bulk SMS service
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It is used by media companies, enterprises, banks (for marketing and fraud control) and consumer brands for a variety of purposes including entertainment, enterprise and mobile marketing.
Bulk messaging
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the process of selling your product and services to other businesses, where those products and services will either be used as a raw material for the manufacturing of other products.
Business market
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a form of transaction between businesses, such as one involving a manufacturer and wholesaler, or a wholesaler and a retailer.
Business-to-business (B2B)
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B2B transactions can include:
1. A manufacturer and a wholesaler 2. Wholesaler and retailer
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refers to business that is conducted between companies, rather than between a company and individual consumer.
Business-to-business
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The first step in creating a customer service strategy is communicating the customer service vision to employees
Create a customer service vision
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Employees need to understand what the vision and organizational goals are for the customer service and understand their responsibility to help achieve that vision
Create a customer service vision
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Share a compelling vision for customer service anx teach employees service skills
Create a customer service vision
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This will result in your employees providing a better customer service experience than an organization that leaves the front-line employees untrained and unprepared for dealing with customer issues
Create a customer service vision
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Organizations can't meet the needs of consumers without understanding what consumers want
Assess customer needs
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A customer needs assessment is done by soliciting feedback through focus groups, satisfaction surveys or customer comment cards and developing a comprehensive plan to meet and exceed customer expectations
Assess customer needs
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Hiring with the right customer in mind is another step in an overall strategy for strong customer service
Hire the right employees
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Screen employees to ensure that they possess the disposition and skill set to help support a strong customer service environment
Hire the right employees
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Skills can be taught but attitude and personality cannot
Hire the right employees
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Once customer needs and expectations are identified and customer satisfaction is measured, it is time to create goals for achieving customer satisfaction
Set goals for customer service
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If you hire right your employees will have a natural ability to serve your customers well
Train on service skills