Chapter 2 Flashcards
Marketing and Promotions Process Model (4)
Marketing and Analysis (most important), Target Marketing Process, Marketing planning and program development, Target Market
Situational Analysis
a detailed assesment of the current marketing conditions, product lines, or individual brands
Competitive advantage
The “special” thing a firm brings to the table. What makes them worth buying (premium price/excellent customer service/lowest production costs/ lowest prices
Geographic segmentation
Location based Nations/state/city
Demographics segmentation
Description of the person (gender, age,marital status)
Socioeconomic segmentation
$/education/Occupation
Psychographic segmentation
Personlity/Values/Lifestyle
Behavioristic segmentation
Usage, loyalties, or buying response to a product. Actually usage of a product. How people behave on a regular basis (chatty/quiet/loud etc)
Benefit segmentation
Finding who needs a product to satisfy needs or wants
Undifferentiated Marketing
ignoring segment differences and offering one product of service to an entire market (selling Ferrari)
Differentiated Marketing
Separate marketing strategies for each segment
i.e Starwoods different hotel brands
Concentrated Marketing
Firms uses one segment and attempts to capture a large part of it
Positioning
How are products are positioned to you
ie. Gatorade (sports drink)
Product symbolism
What does a product image mean socially,physiologically
ie. Versace, Gucci, Prada
Brand Equity
Attachment to the brand name
Rolex is expensive because of quality an brand equity