Final Flashcards
(52 cards)
Satisfied wants by converting inputs into a finished product
Form utility
Is an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers.
Marketing
The successful marketing campaign “what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas” is an example of what??
Place marketing
Is the process of using strategies to satisfy customer needs.
Marketing concept
Henry ford’s famous quote that customers could have any color car they wanted best reflects marketing attitudes during what era.
Production
Comfo-Rester furniture buys wood, padding, upholstery, and other inputs, and then cuts, sees and assembled these materials in a way that results in high quality, comfortable chairs and sofa. This process creates what type of utility?
Form
Stay-Inn is a chain of hotels that locates their properties near major highway off-ramps. This is an example of a business providing
place utility
is the process of acquiring, maintaining, and growing profitable customer relationships by delivering unmatched value.
Customer relationship management
Many firms develop a formal _____ to answer the question: who is your target market and how do you plan to reach them?
marketing plan
_____ segmentation is a vital starting point for most marketers.
Demographic
Big Bull Energy Drink focuses its marketing on young males engaged in athletics who are seeking thrills. It advertises its product at skateboard parks and ski resorts. This customer group that Big Bull clearly focuses its marketing efforts toward represents the _____.
target market
A well-chosen target market embodies the following characteristics
size, profitability, accessibility and limited competition
Decisions about advertising, publicity, and product placement are all part of the firm’s _____ strategy in its marketing _____.
promotion; mix
Marketers can actively influence the _____, but they usually are unable to control the _____
marketing mix; external environment
_____ refers specifically to how people act when buying goods and services for personal consumption.
Consumer behavior
_____ involves gathering, interpreting, and applying information to uncover opportunities and challenges.
Market research
According to the textbook, using scanner data from retail sales is an example of
secondary research
Primary data is _____ and _____ to gather than secondary data
costlier; less difficult
Define customer relationship management. Identify and explain how it impacts the consumer
The ongoing process requiring, maintaining, and growing profitable customer relationships by delivering match value. Customer Relationship Management works best when marketers combine marketing communication with one on one personalization
Define, compare, and contrast customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. List and describe the two most common pitfalls marketers fall into when trying to achieve customer satisfaction
Customer Satisfaction: when customers perceive that a good or service delivers value above and beyond their expectations. Customer satisfaction is key to a business growing.
-Customer Loyalty: Is the payoff for delivering value and satisfaction.
Two Most Common Pitfalls
- Value could lead to disappointment if the produce/ service does not meet expectations.
- If the expectations aren’t high enough, customers will not be willing to try your product or service. If the customer isn’t satisfied they will not be loyal so they will not buy or talk about your business to other people.
_____ is the paid integration of branded products in movies and on television
Product placement
_____ is the nonpersonal, paid communication a company places to influence consumer purchases
Advertising
_____ stimulates immediate sales activity through specific short-term programs aimed at either consumers or distributors
Sales promotion