Chapter 11 Flashcards

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Associated services(augmented product)

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Non physical aspects of the product such as warranties financing support etc.

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Product

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Anything of value to consumer and can be offered through voluntary marketing exchange

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Specialty product

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Takes considerable effort example mountain bike

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Shopping product

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Products you shop around for furniture appliances etc.

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Convenience products

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Not willing to spend effort aka bread gum etc

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Unsought products

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Not in consumers mind because not thinking of buying or not knowing of i

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Product mix

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Complete set of all products

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Product line

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Associated items consumers tend to use together or think of as part of a group of similar products

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Breadth

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Refers to count of number of product lines offered

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Depth

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Refers to number of products within a product line example Kellogg’s would have a product line of breakfast cereals and the count would be from apple jax kid corn flakes etc

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Increase depth

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Firms add time to a product line to address changing consumer preferences or to preempt competitors

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Decrease depth

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To combat low profit margins

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Decrease breadth

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Necessary to delete entire product lines to focus on other e.g. Deleting bread to focus on milk

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Increasing breadth

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New product lines to capture new or evolving markets adding a jam product line to compliment their bread

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How do brands impact market value

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Direct impact on the company’s bottom line

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Brand equity

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Set of assets and liabilities linked to a brand

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Brand awareness

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How many consumers are familiar with it and what it stands for

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Perceived value

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Relationship between a product or services benefit and it’s cost

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Brand associations

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Mental links consumers make between a brand and it’s key product attributes such as logo slogan

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Brand loyalty

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A consumer buys the same brands product or service repeatedly over time rather than the competitor

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Brand ownership

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Manufacturer brands and store brands

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Examples of manufacturer brands

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Nike kitchenaid Sony Panasonic

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Store brands private label

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Cost os Kirkland signature

Walmart great value

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Family brands

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Using corporate name to brand all product lines Kellogg’s Rice Krispies

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Individual brand name
Using own name for product line example proctor and gambles pepto bismol
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Brand extension
Colgate making toothbrushes even though they specializE in toothpaste
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Line extension
Same brand within product line
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Cons of brand extensions
Brand dilution
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Cobranding
Marketing two or more brands together on same package Fridays chicken wing froZen dinner
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Brand licensing
Allowing another firm use brand name fruit of the loom using ninja turtles shirts
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Rebranding
Changing brands focus to realign with core emphasis
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Primary packGe
One consumer uses such as the tube of paste
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Secondary package wrapper or exterior
Contains UPC product info