Chapter 1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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There must be 2 or more parties with unsatisfied needs.

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PREREQUISITES FOR MARKETING

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The desire or need for one party to meet (satisfy) the needs of another.

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PREREQUISITES FOR MARKETING

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Parties must have something to exchange.

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PREREQUISITES FOR MARKETING

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4
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There must be a means to communicate.

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PREREQUISITES FOR MARKETING

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5
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The components of a marketing mix (Four P’s)

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PRODUCT
PRICE
PLACE
PROMOTION

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Goods, services, or ideas offered by a firm.

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PRODUCT

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7
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Focus on what the consumer is willing to pay.

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PRICE

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8
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Manner in which goods are distributed by a firm.

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PLACE

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9
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Anyway of informing the marketplace of your existence.

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PROMOTION

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10
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Wish or desire for something.

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WANT

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Condition in which there is a deficiency of something or one requiring relief.

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NEED

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12
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It can effect price and insurance

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WANTS VS. NEEDS

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Eras of Marketing

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PRODUCTION ERA
SALES ERA
MARKETING ERA

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14
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Primary focus was producing high-quality products.

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PRODUCTION ERA

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15
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Focus on volume and sales.

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SALES ERA

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16
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Customer-driven/marketplace-driven

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MARKETING ERA

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5 Elements of Marketing Orientation

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CONSUMER ORIENTATION
COMPETITOR ORIENTATION 
INTER-FUNCTIONAL COORDINATION
LONG-TERM FOCUS
PROFITABILITY
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Having sufficient understanding of the target buyers to be able to create superior value for them.

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CONSUMER OREINTATION

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Recognizing competitors’ SWOT analysis.

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COMPETITOR ORIENTATION

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Coordinating and deploying company resources that focus on creating value for the customer.

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INTER-FUNCTIONAL COORDINATION

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Adopting a perspective that includes a continuous search for ways to add value by making appropriate business investments.

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LONG-TERM FOCUS

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Earning revenues sufficient to cover long-term expenses

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PROFITABILITY

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Group of customers the organization wishes to attract

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TARGET MARKET

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Who does marketing?

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Who are the customers?
Patients, Physicians, Schools,Staff...
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Determines which services are most needed. (Satisfies customers' needs)
MARKET-DRIVEN PLANNING
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Makes decisions that are self serving without having the parts in place to implement the desired service.
NON MARKET-DRIVEN PLANNING
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An organization must develop a marketing strategy that is sensitive to what 3 factors?
Stakeholders, Environmental factors, and Society
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Any group that has a relationship with the company.
Stakeholders
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Regulations (legal issues), Social(demographic and culture trends), Technological Economic(changes in income distribution), and competitive factors
Environmental Factors
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Each distinct product or related set of products has its own marketing organization. Responsibility rests with the product line manager.
PRODUCT-ORIENTED ORGANIZATION
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Each distinct major market has it own marketing organization.
MARKET-ORIENTED ORGANIZATION
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Entity that can implement organized processes for improving quality and controlling the cost of car.
ACO (Accountable Care Organization)
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Planning and EXECUTION THE CONCEPTION, PRICING, PROMOTION, AND DISTRIBUTION OF IDEAS, GOODS, AND SERVICES to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational objectives.
MARKETING