Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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Is any place where manufacturers, distributors and retailers sell and consumers buy.

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Market

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Types of customers

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  1. Potential customer - cannot considered customer yet
  2. New customer - fresh customer who has bought something for first time
  3. Impulsive customer - makes instant buying decision based on craving
  4. Discount customer - a customer who never buys a product or service on full price but only on discount rate.
  5. Loyal customer - customer that keeps coming back to ones store
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3
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Is a group of possible consumers or organization buyers to whom the company wants to sell it’s products or services.

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Target market

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4
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Is a short fictional profile of an ideal user or customer.

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User persona

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5
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Consist of a fictitious name, a picture and a quote which sums up which is the most important to the persona that is related to product or service offering.

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Header

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6
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Defining the target market according to place.

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Geographic

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7
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Are based from the intrinsic traits of a customer such as personality, lifestyle, social status, AIO and attitude.

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Psychographic

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Target market here is describing by means of age, gender, income level, educational background, marital status and other areas.

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Demographic

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9
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Is the encouraging factor that stimulates action.

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End goal

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10
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Is a representation of a typical customer’s experience over time instead of a Snapshot.

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Customer Journey Map

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Key elements of journey map

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  1. Actor - the persona or the user
  2. Scenario + Expectations
  3. Journey Phases - high level stages in the journey of an actor
  4. Actions, Mindset and Emotions
    a. Concrete behaviors and steps engaged by user’s
    b. Corresponds to the thoughts, questions, motivations and information of the actor
    c. Drawn as distinct line across the journey Phases. Emotional ups and downs of the experience.
  5. Opportunities - are insights that obtained from mapping.
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12
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Refers to aggregate number of possible buyers of a product and or service in an industry and the aggregate revenue that these sales may produce over the course of a year.

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Market size

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13
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Is the total possible value that represents the global market of products or services sold over definite timeframe without any limits of geography and other factors.

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PAM - Potential Available Market

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14
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Is the potential value of product and service sold to a particular customer segment.

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TAM - Total Addressable Market

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15
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Is a subset customer of total addressable market (TAM) who can be reached and ready to buy goods and service using one revenue streams/channel.

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SAM - Serviceable Available Market

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16
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This subset of SAM that will realistically get to use a product and avail of the service.

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SOM - Serviceable Obtainable Market

17
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Two ways of sizing a market

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Top down and Bottom up

18
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this type of sizing is normally completed by sizing demographics such as Company size, industry type, location, population, age, income, and others.

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Top Down

19
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Is only considered if there are no dependable sources of top-line demand present.

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Bottom Up