Lesson 1: Introduction to Marketing Flashcards

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a form of communicating or promoting the value of a product, service, or brand to the consumers.

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marketing

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the simplest, oldest, and natural way of marketing a service or a product for profit and non- profit purposes.

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word of mouth

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“the activity”, set of instructions, and process for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offering that have creation, communication, and the delivery of value customers.

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marketing according to the AMA

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AMA stands for

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american marketing association

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a science and profession guided principally by the universal principles of ethics, corporate citizenship, and corporate social responsibility.

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marketing according to the PMA

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PMA stands for

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philippine marketing association

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7
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the science and art of exploring, creating, and delivering value to satisfy the needs of a target market at a profit..

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marketing according to dr. philip kotler

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8
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marketing identifies

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unfulfilled needs and desires

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defines measures and quantifies the size of the identified market and the profit potential.

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marketing according to dr. philip kotler

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10
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father of modern marketing

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dr. philip kotler

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the art and science of creating tangible products or services and finding the market, getting and retaining them to attain profitable operations.

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marketing from academic point of view

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12
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goals of marketing

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understand the market and its consumers and satisfy their changing needs and wants; introduce and innovate products and services that improve human condition and the quality of life; design and implement effective customer-driven marketing strategies; develop marketing programs that deliver superior value of consumers; build and maintain mutually beneficial and profitable customer relationships; capture customer value to create profits; promote value transactions with full regard to the well-being of societies

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13
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focused on production methods, product quality, and effective selling methods as profit drivers in marketing.

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traditional approaches to marketing

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14
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when was traditional approaches to marketing relevant

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late 1960s

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15
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centered on the customer, relationships, and the well-being of the society.

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contemporary approaches to marketing

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16
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business goal of traditional marketing

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profit is prime business focus

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17
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business goal of contemporary marketing

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profit is the outcome of customer delight

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18
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customer orientation of traditional marketing

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customer satisfaction

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19
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customer orientation of contemporary marketing

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total customer experience

20
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marketing approach of traditional marketing

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focus on promoting offering’s features

21
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marketing approach of contemporary marketing

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focus on understanding importance of offering in customer’s life cycle

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marketing tactics of traditional marketing

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based on physical aspects of offering like quality, quantity, functionality, availability, price

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marketing tactics of contemporary marketing

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based on educating and understanding customers and thereby creating customer value

24
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examples of traditional marketing

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fax, exhibitions/conferences, tv, f2f meetings, cold calling, product samples, direct mail, networking, radio, newspapers, outdoor, magazines

25
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examples of contemporary marketing

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ppc; abm; inbound, affiliate, content, email, social media marketing; marketing automation, online pr, chatbots, seo, native advertisin

26
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A process where goods or services are exchanged for money.

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selling

27
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Activities and plans that are used by companies to promote the buying or selling of a product or service.

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marketing

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selling involves

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creating products or services and selling them to customers

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marketing involves

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finding wants of customers and fulfilling them

30
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Basically focuses on the wants of the seller and emphasizes more on the products and services.

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selling

31
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Emphasizes on the needs and wants of the customers.

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marketing

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what does selling identify first

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significance of the product/service

33
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what does marketing identify first

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market

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how does selling see a business as

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process of goods and service production

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how does marketing see a business as

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consumer satisfying process

36
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the company and its market are

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equally important

37
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what gives fulfillment to the company and its market

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marketing

38
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marketing people should balance:

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company’s requirements for profit and desired market share

39
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core marketing concepts

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markets → needs, wants, and demands → products and services → value, satisfaction, and quality → exchange, transactions and relationships (CYCLE)

40
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4ps of marketing

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product, price, place, promotion

41
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a commodity, produced or built to satisfy the need of an individual or a group. It can be in the form of services or goods.

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product

42
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basically the amount that a customer pays for to enjoy it.

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price

43
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why is the price the most critical element of a marketing plan

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dictates the company’s survival and profit

44
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includes all of the advertising and public relations that make up your promotional strategy for your product.

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promotion

45
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states where you should sell your product and how it should be delivered to the market.

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place