Marketing Strategies 1 Flashcards
(14 cards)
Marketing Strategies
- Actions that a business takes to achieve marketing goals
E.g Increase revenue by 10% pa. over 3 years
Market Segmentation
Division of total market for a product into smaller segments
- Done according to characteristcs of consumers
- Demographic, Geographic,
Psychographic,Behavioural
Differentiation
Process of developing and promoting differences between the business’s products / services VS competitors
-E.g Changing packaging, more features, environmentally friendally
4 Points of Differentiation
- Customer Service
- Environmental Concerns
- Convenience
- Social and Ethical Issues
Positioning
Marketers try to create an image to identify a product compared with image of competing products
E.g High quality vs Low quality
Marketing Strategies Points
Market segmentation, product / service differentiation and position
Products - Goods / services
Price including pricing methods - cost , market, comp based
Promotion
Place / Distribution
People, processes and physical evidence
E Marketing
Global Marketing
Products - Goods / Services
Goods or services that can be offered in an exchange for the purpose of satisfying a need or want
- Branding
- Packaging
Branding
A name, term, symbol, design, or combo of these that helps to identify a specific product and distinguishes it from others
- Part of the produt
Branding Strategies
(Classification)
Brands are classified according to who owns them
- Manufacturer owns brand name = refered to manufacturer / national ‘s brand
- Private / house brand is one that is owned by a retailer or wholesaler (cheaper)
- Generic brands = No brand name, carrying only product name and plain packaging
Impacts of Branding On Consumers
Identify the specific products they like = Without branding selection would be random
Evaluate quality of products = When consumer lacks expertise to judge quality
Reduce level of caution of purchase = Well known brand reassures consumers
Gains psychological reward that comes from purchasing a brand = Status / Prestige
Impact of Branding on Businesses
Helps
- Gain repeat sales as consumers recognise business
- Introduce new products into market
- Encourage customer loyalty (emotional connection)
- With promotional activities
Packaging and Labelling
Development of a container and graphic design for a product
Packaging is almost as important as product
Effect of Packaging
Preserves the product
Protects product from damage or tampering
Attracts consumers’ attention, can draw conclusions about product / first impressions
Divides the product into convenient units
Assists with display of product
Makes transportation and storage easier