Chapter 10 Flashcards

(31 cards)

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Which 3 elements will a consumer use to judge a product?

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  • Product features and quality
  • Service mix
  • Quality and price
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2
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Define product

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Anything that can be offered to a market to satisfy a need or want

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3
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What are 5 product levels of market offering?

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  • Core benefit (service of benefit consumer is buying)
  • Basic product (core benefit in object/product)
  • Expected product (expected by consumer of product)
  • Augmented product (exceed expectation of consumer)
  • Potential product (transformations in the future)
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4
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What are 3 product classifications?

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  • Durability and tangibility
  • Consumer goods
  • Industrial goods
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5
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Name 5 product differentiation possibilities

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  • Form
  • Features
  • Customization
  • Performance quality
  • Conformance quality
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6
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What can one do when a product is not easily differentiated?

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  • Add value servies and improve their quality
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7
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Define design

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Totality of features that affect how a product feels, looks, functions to a customer

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8
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Define product system

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Group of diverse but related items that function in a compatible manner

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9
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Define product map

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Visualization to see which competitors’ items are competing against yours

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10
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Define line stretching

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Offering a product line to more market segments

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11
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Define line filling

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Adding more products to a product line

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12
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Define product-mix marketing

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Search for a set of prices that maximize profits

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13
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Define co-branding

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Two or more well-known brands are marketed together (BaCo)

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14
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What are advantages and disadvantages of co-branding?

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Advantage: reduce costs, learn from other company
Disadvantage: Risks, consumer expectations are high)

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15
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Define packaging

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All activities of designing and producing the container for a product

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16
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Give 4 functions for a label:

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  • Identification
  • Grading
  • Describing
  • Promoting
17
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Define warranties

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Formal statements of expected performance by producer and legally enforcable

18
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Define incremental innovation

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Entering new markets by tweaking existing products

19
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What are the 9 stages of product development?

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  • Idea generation
  • Idea screening
  • Concept development
  • Concept testing
  • Marketing strategy development
  • Business analysis
  • Product development
  • Market testing
  • Commercialization
20
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Define innovation

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Any good, service or idea that someone perceives as new

21
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What are the 5 steps of the consumer-adoption process?

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  • Awareness
  • Interest
  • Evaluation
  • Trial
  • Adoption
22
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Define the consumer-adoption process

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Mental steps through which an individual passes from hearing about an innovation to final adoption

23
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What are the 5 categories of innovativeness of a person?

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  • Innovators
  • Early adopters
  • Early majority
  • Late majority
  • Laggards
24
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What 5 factors influence an innovation rate of adoption

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  • Relative advantage (superiority to alternatives)
  • Compatibility (matching values with consumer)
  • Complexity (difficult to understand)
  • Divisibility (testing on limited basis)
  • Communicability (benefits observable and describable)
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What are 4 aspects of the product life cycle (PLC)
- Products have limited life - Product pass through stages, each challenging - Profits rise and fall through different stages - Products require different strategies at each stage
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What are the 4 product life stages
- Introduction - Growth - Maturity - Decline
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What characterizes the introduction stage
- low or negative profits | - very high promotional expenditure
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What characterizes the growth stage
- rapid climb in sales - spend on product improvement, promotion and distribution - capture dominant position
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What characterizes the maturity stage
- lasts longest of all stages | - sales growth slows
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What characterizes the decline stage
- declining sales | - two options: harvest (reduce costs) or divest (sell)
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What critique is there on PLC?
- Life cycles are to diverse to be generalized | - Skillful marketing can lead to continued growth