marketing ( section 2 ) Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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define the term marketing

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business promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising.

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2
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would a large or small company be more likely to market themselves ?

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large company

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3
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define target market

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who a business aims its products or services at

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4
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what does market research avoid ?

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unnecessary investment

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5
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what’s the two types of market research ?

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primary + secondary

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6
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what’s primary research ?

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collecting information that is new

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what’s secondary research ?

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looking at research information that has been collected by another organisation

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8
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what’s another word for primary research ?

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field research

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9
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what’s another word for secondary research ?

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desk research

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10
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list four methods that business use when they perform primary research

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. questionnaires
. interviews
. trials
. focus groups

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what’s an advantage of a questionnaire ?

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they are cheaper than interviews to collect data

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what’s a disadvantage of using questionnaires ?

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its difficult to predict how many questionnaires will be filled out

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how will market research help a business ?

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by letting a business be clear on whether there is a demand for a product or service

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what’s an advantage of using interviews ?

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the interviewer can explain questions if there’s a misunderstanding

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what’s a disadvantage of using interviews ?

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they can be expensive because an interviewer has to be paid

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what’s an advantage of using trials ?

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it builds brand trust

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what’s a disadvantage of using trials?

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it can be costly

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what are focus groups ?

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small groups of people who are carefully selected to represent the target market for a product or service

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what is an advantage of focus groups ?

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can help identify problems early

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what is a disadvantage of focus groups ?

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results can be biased

21
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name 4 sources for secondary research

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. census data
. websites
. internal data
. magazines and newspapers

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what are 3 advantages of secondary research ?

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. cost and time saving
. helps identify research gaps
. access to a wider range of information

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what are 3 disadvantages of secondary research ?

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. lack of specificity
. outdated
. biased

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what is qualitative data ?

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a type of research that aims to gather and analyse non-numerical in order to gain understanding

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what is quantitative data ?
information that can be counted , measured and expressed numerically
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define segmentation
the splitting of the market for a product or service into different parts or segments
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what are 5 methods by which a market can be segmented ?
. age . gender . income . location . lifestyle
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what are the 4p's ?
. price . place . promotion . product
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what are 4 methods of pricing used by businesses ?
. skimming . competitor pricing . penetration pricing . promotional pricing
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what's competitor pricing ?
when you create product prices based on the prices being offered by your competitors
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what's skimming ?
charging a high price initially and then lowering the price
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what's penetration pricing ?
when a business initially sets a low price for a new product or service to attract customers quickly
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what's promotional pricing ?
lowering the price for a temporary period of time in order to attract customers