MARK101 weeks 5 - 10 Flashcards

(43 cards)

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what are the challenges of Market Segmentation

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Hard to design one product that satisfies all consumers.

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What are difficulties of differentiated marketing?

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Higher costs and more complex planning and promotion.

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What are difficulties of concentrated marketing?

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Higher costs and logistical challenges in meeting diverse needs.

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the difficulties of micromarketing

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Costly research, privacy concerns, and changing or small segments.

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5
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Name four customer touchpoints where differentiation can occur

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Product, Services, Channels, People.

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What is a brand value proposition?

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A brand value proposition is the overall promise a brand makes to its customers about the value and benefits they will receive. e.g. more for more, more for less

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Give examples of brand value propositions.

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More for more, More for the same, More for less, The same for less, Less for much less.

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What are the three levels of a product?

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Core customer value, Actual product, Augmented product

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What is core customer value?

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The fundamental benefit or solution the customer is really buying.

example: Enjoyment or entertainment while driving (bc good speakers)

not tanagible benefits like a car having good speakers.

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What is the actual product?

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The physical product including features, brand, design, and quality.

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What is the augmented product?

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Additional services or benefits like warranty or support.

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What is customer value-based pricing?

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Pricing based on the buyer’s perceived value, not cost.

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What is cost-based pricing?

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Pricing based on production cost plus a markup.

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What is competition-based pricing?

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Setting prices based on competitors’ prices and strategies.

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What is market skimming pricing?

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Starting with a high price to maximize profits from early buyers.

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What is market penetration pricing?

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Starting with a low price to gain market share quickly.

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17
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what are the 5 types of pricing strategies

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  • market penetration pricing
  • market skimming pricing
  • competition-based pricing
  • cost-based pricing
  • customer value-based pricing
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18
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Name three product-mix pricing strategies

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Product line pricing, Optional product pricing, Product bundle pricing.

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What is psychological pricing?

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Setting prices to influence perception (e.g., $9.99 vs. $10).

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What are the main steps in the personal selling process?

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Prospecting and quantifying:
Pre approach:
Approach: dress appropriately and clean.
Presentation and demonstration:
Handling objections:
Closing:
Follow up:

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what is the personal selling process

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a series of steps a salesperson follows to build relationships with customers, understand their needs, and convince them to buy a product or service

22
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Name three types of sales promotion targets.

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Consumer promotions, Trade promotions, Business promotions.

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consumer targeted promotions

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Consumer Promotions
Target: Final buyers (individual customers)
Purpose: Encourage short-term buying or try new products.

Examples:
Samples (e.g., tastings, test drives)
Coupons (discount vouchers)
Cash refunds/rebates
Price packs (e.g., “2 for $5” deals)

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what are trade promotions

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Target: Retailers or wholesalers
Purpose: Get resellers to stock and promote the product.

Examples:
Discounts for bulk or early purchases
Allowances for special displays or promotions
Free goods (extra stock)

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what are business promotions
Target: Business customers (B2B) and sales staff Purpose: Generate leads, build relationships, and boost sales performance. Examples: Trade shows/conventions Sales contests (e.g., top-performing reps win prizes) Gifts or incentives for loyal business customers
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What is the difference between direct marketing and digital marketing?
Direct marketing is traditional and often offline; digital marketing uses online channels for direct interaction.
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Why is branding important for consumers?
Simplifies choices, builds trust, reduces risk, and creates loyalty.
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What makes a good brand name?
Simple, memorable, meaningful, distinctive, easy to pronounce.
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What are types of brands?
Umbrella, Corporate, Country/geographic, Co-branding, Celebrity brands, Family brands.
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what are the stages of the product life cycle (PLC)
Development: No sales, high costs. Introduction: Slow sales, no profits. Growth: Rapid sales increase, rising profits. Maturity: Sales slow, profits level off or drop due to competition. Decline: Sales and profits fall.
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what are the different types of markets
Pure competition Monopolistic competition Oligopoly Pure monopoly
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Pure competition market type
Many buyers/sellers, no control over price (e.g., wheat).
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Monopolistic competition market type
Many sellers with differentiated products, varied prices.
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Oligopoly market type
Few sellers, closely watch and react to each other’s prices and strategies.
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Pure monopoly market type
Single seller controls the market, can be regulated or not
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what are the two strategies for promotion
push or pull
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what is the first step of the personal selling process
prospecting and quantifying: Identify potential customers (prospects). Focus your effort on the most promising ones, but don’t ignore smaller ones—they may grow.
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what is the second step of the personal selling process
pre approach: Research the company and key people. Be prepared and informed before making contact.
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what is the third step of the personal selling process
approach: Make a good first impression: dress well, be clean, and professional.
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what is the fourth step of the personal selling process
Presentation & Demonstration Be prepared and tailor the pitch to their needs. Show how your product benefits them—offer demos or group presentations. Watch their body language and reactions to adjust your approach.
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what is the fifth step of the personal selling process
Handling Objections Stay calm and open. Use objections as chances to clarify and reassure.
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what is the sixth step of the personal selling process
Closing Ask for the sale confidently and at the right moment.
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what is the seventh step of the personal selling process
Follow-Up Check in after the sale. Show you care, offer support, and reduce buyer’s remorse.