Marketing Short Quiz Flashcards
(45 cards)
Knowing the customer’s needs and providing them with products, services, and experiences is essential to build a profitable relationship.
True or False
True
This relationship is the basis for earning enough profit to keep the business going and growing. An essential element in this relationship is the quality of the product and services you offer.
Profitable Relationship
Generally described as a “thing created by labor or effort.” Sometimes, it is defined as an “outcome of an act or a process.”
Product
▪︎Aything that may be supplied to a market that may satisfy a demand, need or want.
▪︎Are made from raw materials and marketed as completed goods by the manufacturing industry.
Product
Products in the retail sector.
Merchandise
The company’s project management plan sets the product’s objectives which include the product’s position, specifications, and role in building and strengthening the brand’s relationship with its customers.
True or False
True
Refers to the 4Ps of marketing: product, price, place, and promotion. These are the essential components of marketing a product or service, and they interact heavily with one another.
Marketing Mix
Refers to the goods or services being offered by the business. It must perform at a minimal level meaning the customer must perceive its value; otherwise, even the most tremendous effort on the other marketing mix components would be ineffective.
Product
Refers to how much the customer must pay to obtain a product or service. It is determined by the cost of manufacturing, the characteristics of the target market segment, supply and demand, and a variety of other direct and indirect considerations.
Price
Refers to how the product will reach the customers. The primary goal is to make the product attractive and accessible to the target market.
Place
Refers to all operations to make the product or service known to the target market. These operations include advertising, word-of-mouth, newspaper coverage, incentives, commissions, and trade awards.
Promotion
▪︎A collection of characteristics (features, functions, advantages, and uses) that a person may perceive as valuable.
▪︎Anything a company supplies to provide client happiness.
▪︎May be material or intangible such as a concept (recycling), a physical object (a pair of jeans), a service (banking), or a combination of the three.
▪︎Everything made available to the consumer.
Product
▪︎A form of intangible products offered to consumers.
▪︎When one purchased, it does not result in an exchange of ownership between the provider and receiver. ▪︎Customers consume the activities, benefits, and satisfaction of service while it is being provided.
Service
It is vital to determine what distinguishes your products from others. One way to do this is to offer an associated experience together with consuming the product or service.
Experience
Products and services are key elements of the overall marketing mix.
True or False
True
The degree to which a product corresponds to its perceived value at the time of purchase.
Satisfaction
A consumer is only pleased if the actual value equals or surpasses the perceived value and how the product is up to its expectations.
True or False
True
The degree to which product lines are tied to one another.
Product Consistency or Reliability
Number of product lines supplied by a corporation. It is also known as its breadth.
Product Width
Number of variants within a product line.
Product Depth
Total number of goods in a company’s product mix.
Product Length
Refers to a company’s whole variety of goods and services that aim to satisfy customer needs and wants.
Product Mix (product assortment or product portfolio)
Companies develop their product portfolio to diversify their market offerings.
True or False
True
Levels of Products
Core Benefit
Generic Product
Expected Product
Augmented Product
Potential Product