Marketing Quiz 1 (ch 1, 2, 3) Flashcards

(45 cards)

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The 4 P’s

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Promotion, product, price, place

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2
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marketing mix

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communicating, creating, exchanging, delievering, value

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3
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Personal value equation

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VALUE = BENEFITS RECEIVED – (PRICE + HASSLE)

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4
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Market oriented

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degree to which a company seeks to fulfill consumer want and needs

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5
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goals of marketing

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discover the needs and wants of customers and satisfy them

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6
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value era (now)

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companies focus on creating value for customers

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7
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one to one era (now)

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build relationships with customers one at a time

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transformative era (now)

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transforming companies and products to serve the customers more

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9
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marketing plan

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strategy for implementing the component of marketing: creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging value.

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10
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value proposition

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thirty-second elevator speech stating the specific benefits a product or service offering provides a buyer

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strategic planning

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a process that helps an organization allocate its resources to capitalize on opportunities in the marketplace

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12
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Situation analysis

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analyzes external factors, internal factors, and uses SWOT

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13
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mission statement

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shows purpose of the organization and why it exists

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14
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marketing plan

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a strategic plan that provides direction

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15
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Marketing strategy

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the means for the goal to be achieved

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16
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Marketing tactics

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the detailed day to day operational marketing actions that contribute to the success of marketing strategies

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17
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product / market entry strategies quadrants

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market penetration, market development, product development, diversification

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18
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market penetration

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increase sales

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19
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market development

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sell current products to new markets

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product development

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sell new products to current markets

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diversification

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develop new products to sell in new markets

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five forces model

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potential new entrants, bargaining power of buyers, substitutes, suppliers, and competitive rivalry (middle)

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portoflio planning

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analyzing a firms entire collection of businesses relative to one another.

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Boston Consulting Group (BCG) matrix based on

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SBU’s market growth rate and SBU’s relative market share

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question marks (BCG Matrix)
low market share and high market growth
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stars (BCG Matrix)
high market share and high market growth
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cash cows (BCG Matrix)
high market share and low market growth
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General Electric (GE) business and industry planning model
examines a business's strengths and the attractiveness of the industry and evaluates the strength and attractiveness of industries as high, medium, and low
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dogs (BCG Matrix)
low market share and low market growth
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SBU looks at
market share, growth of the SBU, size of the opportunity, potential for profit, environmental factors, and competitive conditions
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Green (SBU)
invest for growth
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Yellow (SBU)
status quo
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Red (SBU)
divest
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Consumer behavior
why people shop for products, buy and use them, become loyal customers, and dispose of them
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consumer behavior - situational factors
social situation, time, reason for the purchase, mood, economic situation
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consumer behavior - personal factors
personality and self-concept, gender, age, stage of life, and lifestyle
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consumer behavior - psychological factors
motivation, perception, learning, attitude
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consumer behavior - societal factors
culture, subculture, social class, reference groups, opinion leaders, influencers
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consumer purchasing process
need recognition, search for product information, product evaluation, product choices and purchase, postpurchase use and evaluation of product, disposal of the product
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low involvement decisions
used for products that carry a low risk of failure or have a low price tag
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high involvement decisons
used for products that carry a high price tag or high level of risk
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consumer touchpoints
a marketer’s product, service, or brand points of contact with a consumer from start to finish in the purchase decision process.
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Consumer Journey Map
a visual representation of all the touchpoints for a consumer who comes into contact with a company’s products, services, or brands before, during, and after a purchase
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization
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