Midterm Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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When a company competes in multiple industries.

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Corporate Level Marketing Strategy

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2
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When a company competes in one industry.

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Business Level Marketing Strategy

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3
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Company competes in one segment of an industry.

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Focus Level Marketing

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4
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Company that competes in multiple segments of an industry.

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Differentiation Strategy

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5
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Company that offers products lower than the average market value.

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Low-Cost Marketing Strategy

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6
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Marketing partnerships with allies to deliver better content that is cheaper and quicker to create.

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Partner with Allies

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7
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Create advertisements that get customers to think about the past related to your product.

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Tap into Nostalgia

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8
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The value a customer is provided when they purchase a product.

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Value Proposition

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9
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A specific group of people a firm chooses to focus its marketing efforts to.

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Target Audience

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10
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A prediction of the net profit attributed to the entire future relationship with a customer.

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Lifetime Value of Customer

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11
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A tool for companies to determine how successful they are at achieving their goals

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Marketing Scorecards

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12
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Specific measurements that are reported to identify effectiveness of their strategies.

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Marketing Metrics

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13
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Value in a product that competitors do not offer, providing unique customer benefits.

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Differential Benefit Value

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14
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All the divisions that play a role in creating value in a product. Each link in the chain has the potential to either add or remove value from the product.

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Value Chain

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15
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A strategy that involves making a product or service stand out from the competition by being unique

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Remarkable Difference

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16
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How your company differentiates from competition

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Unique Selling Proposition

17
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Measuring and evaluating data and goals over an extended period of time.

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Gap Dashboard

18
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Demographics and characteristics of the clientele that you are targeting that have similar purchasing behaviors.

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Target Audience

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A statement that outlines a company’s long-term goals.

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Marketing Vision

20
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Research that deals with numerical data/survey with numbers

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Quantitative Research

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Research that deals with people’s opinions, observations, and perceptions.

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Qualitative Research

22
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Extracting information from a data set to transform it into structured information.

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Data Models

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Conceptual
Logical
Physical

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Organizing data in a computer so it can be used efficiently.

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Structured Data

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Collaborating with top influencers to gain a new audience and extend brand awareness.
Collaborate with Influencers
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Advertisements created by users personal stories.
Embrace User Generated Content
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The overall approach a company takes to market its product or service.
Core Strategy
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Influencing friends and family to try a product or service.
Marketing Picture
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Enhancing a company's revenue generating products or services
Product/Service Innovation
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The use of predictive analytics, user behaviour analytics that extract value from data.
Big Data
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High-level description of a businesses informational needs
Conceptual Data
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Abstract structure of domain information that can become physical data
Logical
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Organizes data into tables and accounts for access
Physical
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Measures the relationship between two independent variables
Correlation
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Measures how one variable affects another
Multiple Regression
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Identify where your company is among competition and the demand for the product
Descriptive Survey
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Identifies customers and non-customers and why they are or are not your customers
Marketing-Profiling-Segmentation