Exam 1 Flashcards
(46 cards)
Marketing
managing profitable customer relationships
Marketing formal definition
social and managerial process by which one obtains what they need/want through collecting & exchanging products and value with others
revenue-cost=
profit
value
difference between the benefit the customer gains from owning/using a product and the cost of obtaining the product/service
key stakeholders
employees, consumers, industry associations, media, government & regulatory authorities, local communities, business partners & vendors, and shareholders & inventors
5 conditions of exchange
at least 2 parties
each have something of value the other wants
capable of communication & delivery
free to accept/reject offers
belief that exchange provides mutual benefit/satisfaction
stakeholder
person or entity that has vested interest in your business or project
target markets
specific group of buyers on whom an organization focuses its marketing efforts
4 marketing philosophies
market
sales
production
societal
marketing philosophies
how a business goes about executing the core concepts day to day
strategic planning goal
long-term profitable growth
strategic business units
-have a clearly defined set of competitors
-managers are responsible for developing & implementing their own strategies
-operate like mini & independent businesses
-never share rate of investment (roi) across SBUS
SBU
strategic business unit
dogs
low market share; small/slow growth market; divest or sell your product
question marks
low market share; large/fast growth market; watch products, can go either way
stars
high share; fast growth market; invest
cash cows
high market shares; slow growth market; hold and “milk” as much profit as possible
market planning
designing activities relating to marketing objectives & the changing marketing environment
competitive advantage
efficient production costs
product/service differentiation
target market (niches)
niche market
choosing a target market that is NOT being served by major competitors
business environment
dynamic environment that has a direct influence on how they operate
purchasing power
comparison of income vs. the relative cost of living index (coli) in different geographic areas
inflation
sustained increase in general price level of goods & services in an economy overtime
recession
period of significant economic decline; rise in unemployment, decrease in income/spending, downturn in economy