m1 Flashcards

(38 cards)

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process of continuously and profitably satisfying target customer’s needs, wants, and expectations superior to the competition

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marketing

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2
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are states of felt deprivation, a part of human makeup; these are
physiological necessities

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Needs

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3
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human wants that are backed by buying power.

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Demands

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4
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defined as a condition that motivates a consumer to satisfy the
unmet need.

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unsatisfied need

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5
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indicating preferences which could improve the
consumer’s life condition.

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Wants

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6
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refers to a person who acquires goods or services for direct
use and has no intention of reselling them

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Consumer

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7
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is anything that can be offered to satisfy a need or a want:

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Product

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a work performed for remuneration/pay.

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Service

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9
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a person who identifies the goods and services needed or
wanted by customers and markets them.

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Marketer

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10
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s a person or business that buys goods or avails of services
produced.

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Customer

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11
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it is longterm relationships with valued customers, partners,

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Relationship (marketing)

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12
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is the measure of how well customer expectations from a purchased product or service have been met.

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Satisfaction

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refers to the trade of things or services, or ideas of value between
buyer and seller. Offerings could be money, product, service, or idea.

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Exchange

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14
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it is a place (virtual or physical)
where buyers and sellers meet

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Market

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refers to a trade of values between two parties; it is marketing’s
unit of measurement. (either monetary transactions or barter transactions)

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Transaction

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16
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the most probable and most logical customers and may likewise
be its heaviest customers.

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Target Market

17
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pertains to the sellers of a
product.

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– is closely related to satisfaction; its broad definition: is the ability to satisfy customer needs; its narrow definition: no defects

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refers to the value customers place on a product or service.

20
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4P’s

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Product, Price, Place, Promotion.

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A product with useful and attractive features
for the customers

22
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A promotion that will capture the attention of
customers

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Communicating

23
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A place where customers can conveniently buy
the product

24
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A price affordable to the customers

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3c's
Customers, Competition, Company
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aspirations that every company would like to pursue or the general direction it wants to take.
Goals
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is a potential customer who is interested in the product or service.
sales lead
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is a symbol, logo, words, or a combination of these elements that a company uses to distinguish its products or services from others.
brand
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are the specific goals that can be measured in the short term (one year or less) or the long term (more than one year).
Objectives
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the ability of manufacturers to successfully distinguish their products from other competitors.
branding
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is the extent to which a brand is recognized by potential customers and is correctly associated with a particular product or service.
brand awareness
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is the number of sales leads that will ultimately be converted into customers.
Lead Volume
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is a technique that uses the expertise of people who can provide the best answers to customers’ most challenging questions about the product or service.
Thought leadership
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4 roles of a marketer
Instigator, Innovator, Integrator, Implementer,
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marketers serve as strategists who analyze current market trends to guide the actions of the company. This requires them to “think outside the box” and come up with creative ways to change the status quo and gain an advantage over the competition
Instigator
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marketers are tasked with researching the kind of product the customers need and ensuring that the product developed not only meets customers’ expectations but also exceeds them. The marketer also ensures that their products have an edge over those developed by the competitors.
Innovator
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marketer mediates between the interests of the company and the needs of the consumers, ensuring that they are integrated into the development of the product.
Integrator
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this role is more general. The marketer ensures that the marketing strategy for the developed product is in place and implemented effectively.
Implementer