Deck 12 - Services - Lecture 13 Flashcards

1
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what are two types of service

A

producer services,

consumer services

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2
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what is a producer

A

help a country by providing inputs to production processes

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3
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characteristics of services *

A
intangibility,
inseparability,
variability,
perishability,
impossibility of being owned
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4
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how are services inseparable

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consumption of services is inseparable from its means of production

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5
Q

explain feature of services variability

A

manufactured goods - consistent,

services - high levels of variability

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6
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explain feature of services perishability

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unlike most goods, services cannot be stored

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7
Q

example perishability

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spare seats on a train cannot be transferred

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8
Q

explain feature of services impossibility of being owned

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no ownership transferred from seller to buyer

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9
Q

what is the goods services continuum

A

continuum with pure services at one end and pure goods at the other with products falling between these two extremes

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10
Q

example of two different fast food services

A

pret a manger, mcdonalds

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11
Q

can the price of a service fluctuate

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price of service can change quite a lot due to nature (plumber in winter compared to summer)

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12
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what are the three new ps added on for services

A

people,
processes,
physical evidence
(price, place, promotion, product)

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13
Q

explain people (ps for services)

A

people are a vital element of the marketing mix, direct contact between producer and consumer

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14
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explain processes (ps for services)

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processes are of critical concern to consumers of high contact services

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15
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explain physical evidence (ps for services)

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intangible nature means potential customers unable to judge a service before it is consumed, increasing risk of purchase decision

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16
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what is affordability budgeting

A

budgeting what the organisation believes it can afford

17
Q

what is % of sales budgeting

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sets aside certain percentage of sales to fund marketing programmes

18
Q

how much does the service sector account for in terms of employment

19
Q

what does intangibility mean

A

a pure service cannot be assessed using any of the physical senses

20
Q

examples of some common types of service

A

haircut,
surgery,
financial and banking services,
lawyer services

21
Q

what do very few services face

A

very few services face a constant pattern of demand through time

22
Q

what are the 7 ps for services *

A

product price promotion place,
people,
processes,
physical evidence

23
Q

what is different about place for services

A

more appropriate to talk about accessibility,

inseparability implies that services are consumed at the point of production

24
Q

talk about 7ps people

A

for most services people are a vital element of the marketing mix,
most services involve direct contact between the producer and the consumer

25
what is different about price and promotion for services
price discrimination greater due to inseparable nature of services, price of a service very important indicator of quality, promotion, intangible nature often results in higher risk perception
26
talk about 7ps processes
production processes can be of critical concern to consumers of high contact services, many service organisations pass on greater part of the production process to customers
27
talk about 7 ps physical evidence
intangible nature means that potential customers are unable to judge service before it is consumed increasing risk of a purchase decision, important to try and be transparent to reduce the level of risk