CH1&2 Flashcards

(28 cards)

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What is marketing

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Marketing is the process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging values with others

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What is marking concept

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Identification of the target market’s needs and wants and better delivery of satisfaction than competitors

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Importance of marketing as business functions

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  1. Identify the needs and wants of the target market
  2. Build a long term relationship with customers, suppliers, partners etc
  3. Develop strategies to compete with competitors
  4. Monitor changes in the market needs and responding to the changes
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What is the marketing process

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Planning, organizing, coordinating and controlling market activities

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Steps of planning marketing activities

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  1. Review current performance
  2. Conduct SWOT analysis
  3. Setting marketing objectives
  4. Research and select target market
  5. Developing marketing strategies
  6. Formulating marketing plan
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What is SWOT analysis

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Strength
Weakness
Opportunities
Threat

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Steps of developing marketing strategies as different positions

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Market leader
- expand total market
- increase market share: increase products
- protect current market share

Market challenger
- make quality of products better than the leaders / make it cheaper / attact weakness of leader

Market follower
- copies / accepts the leader

Market nicher
- specialized products to satisfy a small group

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What is marketing plan and things to consider

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Marketing plan is a written document that summerizes what the market has learnt about the market and how objectives should be achieved

  • allocating budget for marketing mix
  • expenditures needed to achieve the objectives
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What is the marketing mix

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Product, price, place, promotion

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What are the steps of managing planned activities

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Organizing implementing and controlling

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Ways marketing department and activities can be organized

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  1. Product organization
  2. Geographic organization
  3. Functional organization
  4. Market management organization
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Factors affecting the implementation of the marketing activities

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  • The soundness and feasibility of plan
  • The resources available
  • The leadership skill of the marketing manager
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Process that involves controlling market activities

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  • Monitoring marketing activities to ensure they are implemented as planned
  • Taking corrective measures or actions when unacceptable performance occurs
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What is marketing research

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It is an objective and subjective way of obtaining information which helps make marketing decisions

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Steps of conducting marketing research

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  1. Define research objectives
  2. Design data collection method
  3. Collect data
  4. Analyze date
  5. Communicate data
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objectives of conducting marketing reseach

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  • To do proper marketing planning
  • Fine-tune marketing objectives
  • Control marketing objectives properly
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Importance of marketing research

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  • Identify strengths and weaknesses through conducting swot analysis
  • Research market segment and select target market
  • Fomulate marketing strategies to satisfy consumer needs
  • Evaluate marketing performance
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2 types of data for data collection

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primary and secondary

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Types of primary data collecting methods

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  • Survey research method
  • Experimental research method
  • Qualitative research method
  • Observational research method
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What is survey research method and the contact methods

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A systematic method of collecting data through questionares

by face to face
by email
by phone
by electronic means

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What is experimental research method

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A qualitative research method which aims at explaining the cause and effect relationship between variables

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What is qualitative research method and 2 different forms of research

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Means of gaining more insight and understanding about a research issue from a relatively small number of people

  • in depth interview
  • focus group discussion
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What is observation research method

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Process of observing factual information and recording people’s behavior in natural or planned settings

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What is a target population and what is a sample element

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Target population is the population in which the researcher is interested in studying

Sample element is the people involved in the sample for the study

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What are the factors to be considered in sampling
- Who to be surveyed - How many to be surveyed - How are the respondents chosen
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What are the different sampling techniques
Random sampling Stratified random sampling Convenience sampling
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What is random sampling
It is when all poluation have the equal chance to be selected within the sampling frame
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What is stratified random sampling
When the population is divided in several mutally exclusive groups and elemets are randomly selected from the groups