MARKET IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS - bone Flashcards

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Is an essential part of the business process because it is the responsibility of a company
to watch out for things that might harm their clients or their business.

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Environmental Scanning

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Is a dimension of market analysis where it facilitates reaching the products to the enduser on real time.

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. Distribution Channel

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. Is a dimension of market analysis where it is a perceived tendency of a market upward
or downward movement over a specific period of time

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  1. Market Trends
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It is known as the process of determining the groups of customers to focus on in a
company’s marketing mix

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. Target Market Identification

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It refers to the buying and selling of a product, as well as the establishment of its price,
in a broad sense

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market

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. It includes the detailed steps in executing the marketing strategy.

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Marketing Plan

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It is the overview of how the company will promote their business and meet their
goals

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Marketing Strategy

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He developed the 7 P’s of marketing products and services in 1960.

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Edmund Jerome McCarthy

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7 P’s of marketing mix where it refers to the goods or service that a business offers its
customers.

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Products

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A model that identifies and analyzes five competitive forces that shape every industry
and helps determine an industry’s weaknesses and strengths.

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Porter’s 5 Forces Model

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Under porter’s 5 forces model which refers to the number of competitors and their
ability to undercut a company.

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Competition in the Industry

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Under porter’s 5 forces model which is the ability that customers have to drive prices
lower

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Power of Customers

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Are elements which help the business to achieve great success on the market

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Key Success Factors

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Is a market segmentation where it is consists of dividing the market through different
variables such as age, gender, occupation, income, etc.

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Demographic Segmentation

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Refers to the current and potential sales of the selected market.

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. Market Size

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. This is the process of dividing a market into groups of consumers known as segments

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Market Segmentation

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Consists of grouping the target audience based on their behavior, lifestyle, attitudes,
and interest.

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Psychographic Segmentation

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  1. Consists of dividing market through different variables such as age, gender,
    occupation, income, etc
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Demographic Segmentation

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Is an established tool for analyzing competition.

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Five Forces Framework

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It is simply an assessment of the practicality of a proposed project plan or method

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Feasibility Study

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The 5 different areas of market analysis includes Competitive analysis: what are the
market characteristics?

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The 5 different areas of market analysis include Market description: target market
development.

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f

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Behavioral segmentation consists of grouping the target audience based on their
lifestyle, attitudes, and interests.

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Process in 7P’s of marketing mix refers to the procedures and steps involved in
delivering a product or service to the end-user

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The 4 steps in performing market analysis are: industry overview, define your competitors, competition, and pricing and forecast
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One main goals of competitor’s analysis is to determine your competitor’s strategies
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The speculation and expectations of investors can affect the market
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The demand side of the market are the producers, and the supply side of the market are the customers.
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One benefit of target market identification is that it helps you choose the right marketing channels
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You may modify the product, price, and distribution methods to better fit the wants and wishes of your clients.
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Knowing the benefits of target market identification can maximize sales and profits
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Porter’s 5 forces model includes Industry Overview
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. The ultimate goal of marketing strategy is to achieve and communicate a sustainable competitive advantage over competitors.
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The importance of market identification and analysis are: regulation of product, competition, demographics, technological assessment, and barriers.
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A company’s power is also affected by the force of new entrants into its market
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Market analysis refers only to qualitative evaluation of a market.
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It is important to conduct a preliminary analysis when doing a feasibility study
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The ultimate goal of a marketing strategy is to achieve and communicate a sustainable competitive advantage over rival companies.
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Industry Overview is included in Porter’s 5 Forces Model
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Competitor’s analysis refers to an assessment of your own company’s strengths and weaknesses.
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Your project must meet legal requirements. That includes laws and regulations that apply to all activities and deliverables in your project scope.
Legal Feasibility (D)
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Consists in determining if your organization has the technical resources and expertise to meet the project requirements
Technical Feasibility (C)
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Refers to business’s overall game plan for reaching prospective consumers and turning them into customers and turning them into customers for their products or services
Marketing Strategy (B)
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Pertains to the communication strategies employed to make potential customers aware of and attracted to the product
Promotion (A)
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Refers to the tangible aspects of a product, including packaging, branding, and more.
Physical Evidence (B)
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Refers to the increase in size and/or sales within a particular target market over a given period of time
Market Growth Rate (B)
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Commonly thought of as a physical location where we go to buy food or other goods
Market (C)
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This is the sole piece of marketing puzzle that generates income
. Price (D)
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The ability that customers have to drive prices lower, or their level of power
. Power of Customers (D)
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# [](http://) Substitute goods or services that can be used in place of a company’s products or services pose a threat.
0. Threat of Substitute
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This will help determine how you position your company in the market
. Pricing (e)
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This will show what portion of the market you hope to get
Forecast (m)
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Factor affecting the market where strength of a country’s economy is influenced by the flow of capital between countries
International Conditions (l)
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Refers to how well your project matches your organization’s capacity planning, resources, strategic goals, and business objectives
Operational Feasibility (g)
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Describe your industry and discuss the direction that it’ headed
Industry Overview (k)
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In this location, people are able to buy product.
. Place (b)
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The “why’s” behind a marketing effort. It
Marketing Strategy (a)
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This dimension is about reducing cost by identifying and eliminating non-value adding activities.
Industry Cost Structure (f)
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Are the employees, customers, and other stakeholders who interact with a business
. People (d)
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The “how” behind marketing effort
0. Marketing Plan (n)
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This will estimate the time that will take to execute the project and set deadlines.
. Time Feasibility (j)
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Addresses how easily suppliers can drive up the cost of inputs.
2. Power of Suppliers (o)
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Refers to the procedures and steps involved in delivering a product or service to the end-user
3. Process (i)
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Selecting one or more market segments or consumer groups to target in your marketing mix.
. Target Market Identification (c)
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It is the push and pull dynamic in prices.
. Supply and Demand (h)
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What are the Porter’s 5 Forces Model?
* Competition in the Industry * Potential of New Entrants into an Industry * Power of Suppliers * Power of Customers * Threat of Substitutes
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5 Different Areas of Marketing Analysis
* Market description: examine your market! * Market size and market development: How enticing is the current market? * Competitive Analysis: what are the market characteristics? * Analysis of the customer industry * Potential analysis of the target market: How will the market develop in the future?
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Give the 6 objectives of Market Analysis
* To know the buyers * To measure the impact of promotional efforts * To know consumer response * To know market cost and profits * To master the external forces * To design and implement marketing control
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. What are the 4 Market Segmentation?
* Geographic Segmentation * Demographic Segmentation * Psychographic Segmentation * Behavioral Segmentation
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Give 5 dimensions of market analysis
Market Size * Market Growth Rate * Market Profitability * Market Segmentation * Market Trends
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. 5 Importance of Market Identification and Analysis
Regulation of Product * Demographics * Competition * Technological Assessment * Barriers
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. 5 Typres of Feasibility Study
* Technical Feasibility * Economic Feasibility * Legal Feasibility * Operational Feasibility * Time Feasibility