MARKETING MIX Flashcards
(33 cards)
- Anything that is offered to a market for attention, acquisition, use or consumption that might satisfy a need or want.
• Includes physical objects, services, persons, places, organizations and ideas. (Kotler 2008)
PRODUCT
A set of tangible and intangible attributes, including packaging, color, price, quality and brand plus the seller’s reputation. (Stanton,1991)
PRODUCT
CLASSIFICATION OF PRODUCTS
- Durable goods
- Non durable goods
- Services
- Consumer goods
- Industrial goods
consumer goods that are used over an extended period of time. (ex. Refrigerators,tv etc)
DURABLE GOODS
consumer goods that are quickly consumed, worn out or outdated such as bath soap, sugar, hand sanitizer and toothpaste.
NON-DURABLE GOODS
activities, tasks, benefits or satisfactions that are offered for a price, such as massage & limousine service.
SERVICES
goods that are bought by household consumers for their own final consumption.
CONSUMER GOODS
goods bought by business people for resale, for further processing or for use in producing other products.
INDUSTRIAL GOODS
Those which the consumer already knows and buys with a minimum of comparison and buying effort.
CONVENIENCE GOODS
Consumer goods for which consumers feel the need to compare, seek additional information, examine the product about its quality.
SHOPPING GOODS
Consumers goods for which consumers have a strong brand preference and are willing to spend time and effort finding the brand.
SPECIALTY GOODS
Consumer goods for which consumers feel the need to compare, seek additional information, examine the product about its quality.
SHOPPING GOODS
Those which consumers are not yet aware of which they have no immediate need.
e.g. life insurance, memorial plans etc
UNSOUGHT GOODS
are industrial goods that are processes to become part of another product.
RAW MATERIALS
Those which consumers are not yet aware of which they have no immediate need.
e.g. life insurance, memorial plans etc
UNSOUGHT GOODS
are major capital items for the manufacture of a final product.
INSTALLATIONS
they do not become part of the finished product and their life is shorter than that of installations.
Ex. (copying machines & office desks)
ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT
are low priced goods with short lifespan that help in the organization’s operation.
OPERATING SUPPLIES
A group of products that are closely related intended for similar uses and having similar physical characteristics.
PRODUCT LINE
The set of all product lines offered for sale, no matter how unrelated they may be.
PRODUCT MIX
PRODUCT MIX STRATEGIES
- PRODUCT POSITIONING
• PRODUCT MIX EXPANSION
• TRADING UP & TRADING DOWN
• PRODUCT ALTERTION
• PRODUCT MIX CONTRACTION
PRODUCT POSITIONING
- Positioning in relation to a competitor
- Positioning in relation to a product class
- Positioning in relation to target market
- Positioning by price & quality
adding of similar item to an existing product line with the same brand name.
– increasing its product depth.
PRODUCT LINE EXTENSION
adding a new product line – expanding of product width.
PRODUCT MIX EXTENSION