marketing strategies Flashcards

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What is market segmentation?

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Occurs when the total market is subdivided into groups of people who share one or more characteristics.

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What are the four main types of market segmentation?

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  • Demographic
  • Geographic
  • Psychographic
  • Behavioural
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What does demographic segmentation consider?

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Particular features of a population including size, age, sex, income, gender, and family size.

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What is geographic segmentation?

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Dividing total market according to geography.

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What is psychographic segmentation?

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Dividing total market according to personality characteristics, motives, opinions, socioeconomic groups, and lifestyles.

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What does behavioural segmentation focus on?

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Customer’s relationship with the product, such as knowledge of, attitude towards, and benefits from the product.

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What is product/service differentiation?

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Developing and promoting differences between products and services of competitors.

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List four main ways to distinguish products from competitors.

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  • Customer service
  • Environmental concerns
  • Convenience
  • Social and ethical issues
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What is positioning in marketing?

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Creating an image or identity for a product compared to the image of competitors.

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What are the three types of products?

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  • Core product
  • Actual product
  • Augmented product
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Define branding.

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Name, term, symbol, design or combination of those that identifies a product and distinguishes it from competitors.

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What is a trademark?

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Signifies that the brand name or symbol is registered and that the business has exclusive right of use.

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List benefits of branding for consumers.

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  • Identifies the products they like
  • Reduces perceived risk
  • Psychological reward from status goods
  • Encourages customer loyalty
  • Easier to introduce new products
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What is a manufacturer or national brand?

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Brands owned by the manufacturer that are recognized across the country.

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What distinguishes a private or house brand?

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Brands owned by a retailer or wholesaler, usually cheaper due to lower purchasing costs.

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Define generic brand.

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Products with no brand name.

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What is packaging in marketing?

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The way in which a product is presented, including the development of container and graphic design.

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What are the main benefits of packaging?

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  • Preserving product
  • Protecting product from damage
  • Attracting customer attention
  • Assisting with display
  • Making transportation and storage easier
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What is labeling?

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The presentation of information on a product or its package.

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What are the three pricing methods?

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  • Cost-based pricing
  • Market-based pricing
  • Competition-based pricing
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What is cost-based pricing?

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Adds a standard mark-up to the cost of production.

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Define market-based pricing.

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Sets price according to supply and demand.

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What is competition-based pricing?

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Determining price based on prices set by competitors.

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What is price skimming?

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Charging the highest price possible for innovative products early in the introduction of the life cycle.

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What is price penetration?
Charging the lowest possible price to achieve a large market share in a short term.
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Define loss leaders.
Products sold below cost price to attract customers.
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What are price points?
Selling products only at a predetermined price.
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What is the perceived price-quality relationship?
Helps determine the image customers have for products.
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What is the promotion mix?
Various promotion methods a business uses in its promotional campaign.
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List elements of the promotion mix.
* Advertising * Personal selling * Relationship marketing * Sales promotions * Publicity and public relations
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What is advertising?
Paid non-personal message communicated through a mass medium.
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Define personal selling.
Activities of a sales representative directed to a customer in attempt to make a sale.
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What is relationship marketing?
Development of long-term, cost-effective relationships with individual customers.
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What is publicity?
Free news story about a business’ products to highlight favorable features.
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What is public relations?
Activities aimed at creating and maintaining favorable relations between a business and its customers.
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Define distribution.
Activities that make the products available to customers when and where they want to purchase.
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What are distribution channels?
Routes taken to get the product from the factory to the market.
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What is a direct channel in distribution?
Producer distributes directly to consumer.
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What is an indirect channel in distribution?
Producer uses intermediaries to serve the market.
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What is intensive distribution?
Making products available in every possible outlet.
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What is selective distribution?
Using only a moderate proportion of all possible outlets.
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What is exclusive distribution?
Using only one retail outlet for products in a large geographic area.
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What are physical distribution issues?
Activities concerned with the efficient movement of products from producer to consumer.
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What is transport in physical distribution?
Transportation method depends on type of product and level of service.
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Define warehousing.
Activities involved with receiving, storing, and dispatching goods.
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What is inventory cost?
System that maintains quantities and varieties of products.
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What is the importance of people in marketing?
Quality of interaction between the customer and business staff.
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What are processes in marketing?
Flow of activities that a business follows in service delivery.
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Define physical evidence in marketing.
Environment in which the service is delivered.
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What is e-marketing?
Use of the internet to perform marketing activities.
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What is global branding?
Worldwide use of a name, term, symbol, or logo to identify a seller.
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What is standardization in global marketing?
Assumes that the way the product is used and the needs it satisfies are the same all over the world.
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What is customization in global marketing?
Assumes that the way the product is used and the needs it satisfies are different between countries.
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What is global pricing?
How businesses coordinate their pricing policies across different countries.
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What is competitive positioning?
How a business will differentiate its products to ensure higher quality compared to competitors.