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what is marketing?

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identifying the needs of the customer and making sure those needs are met

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what does the USP stand for?

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unique selling point of a product/service

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what is a mass market?

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the general market for all customers

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what is a niche market?

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smaller markets defined by smaller groups of customers

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what is segmentation?

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splitting the market across different customer groups

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what are characteristics of a mass market?

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high competition, high sales, low price per unit, high demand, large customer base

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what are characteristics of a niche market?

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less competition, low sales, high price per unit, smaller customer base

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what is the breakeven?

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  • revenue and and total costs are the same meaning the business is not making a profit or a loss

making enough money from sales to cover costs

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what is primary market research?

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research that the business does itself and gets straight from the customer or potential customer

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what is secondary market research?

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research that has already been completed by someone else

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what are examples of primary market research?

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face to face questionnaire, online questionnaire, disguised observation, face to face focus groups, face to face interviews, online interviews, postal questionnaire, non-disguised observation

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what are examples of secondary market research?

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news articles, competitor data, social trends, social media, trade journals, census data

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what is quantitative data?

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information that is numeric data

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what is qualitative data?

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information that is not numeric such as an opinion

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what is a profit margin?

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the amount of profit for every £1 sold, given as a percentage

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what is sales volume?

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the number of items sold

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what is business orientation?

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the strategies used in the business

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what is market orientated?

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customer led and market research led, giving the customer what they want as a priority

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what is the marketing mix?

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also known as the 4 Ps Price, Place, Product and Promotion. its a tool used to successfully advertise a product to customers

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what is equilibrium?

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what is dynamic pricing?

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changing the prices to match the demands

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what is cost plus pricing?

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a business sets the price of a product by adding a markup (a fixed amount) to the cost of production

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what is price skimming?

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a business sets a high initial price for a new product and then gradually lowers it over time

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what is penetration pricing?

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a business sets an initial low price for a new product to attract customers and gain market share, then gradually increases the price over time

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what is loss leader pricing?
a business sells a product at a loss to draw in customers, who will then purchase other profitable items (that they will make all their profit on)
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what is competitor pricing?
a business sets its price based on the prices set by competitors for similar products (they match, undercut or slightly exceed competitors)
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what is promotional pricing?
a business reduces the price of a product for a short period of time to increase demand, attract new customers or clear out stock
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what are example of promotional pricing?
- discounts and sales e.g. BOGOF - loyalty discounts e.g. special discounts for returning customers - coupons and vouchers e.g. £10 off your first purchase - limited time offers
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what is the channel of distribution?
the method a business uses to sell a product
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what is a wholesaler?
they buy large quantities of goods from manufacturers and then sell them in smaller quantities to the retailers
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what is a retailer?
they sell products directly to consumers, often in smaller quantities
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what is direct to customers?
the manufacturer sells directly to the consumer
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what factors affect place?
- the accessibility - how busy an area is - how expensive the land is - if there's ay competition nearby
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what are some promotional methods?
- advertising e.g. social media - sales promotion e.g. coupons, discounts, loyalty cards - direct marketing e.g. emails, flyers, messages
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what is the aim of an extension strategy for the product life cycle?
aim to delay the product from entering the decline stage of the product life cycle
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what is innovation?
generating new ideas
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what is the boston matrix?
a tool used to analyse product portfolio
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what does brand image mean?
the perception and assumptions made about a product