Midterm Review 1 Flashcards
(49 cards)
what is marketing? and what is the aim?
managing profitable customer relationships
- aim is to make selling unnecessary
what are the 2 core activities of marketing?
- attract new customers by promising superior value
2. keep and grow current customers by delivering satisfaction and building long term relationships
what is value?
perceived benefits - perceived costs = value
what is marketing strategy?
process where a company determines who to sell to and how to offer their product to that group
- involves:
- segmentation
- targeting
- positioning
what are marketing tactics?
collection of marketing activities that satisfy customer needs and build customer relationships (4 P’s)
what are the 4 P’s or “product mix”
- product
- price
- place (distribution)
- promotion
what are market offerings?
some combination of products, services, information or experience offered to a market to satisfy a need or want
what is a market?
set of actual or potential buyers of a product or service
what is a need?
state of felt deprivation including physical social and individual needs
what is a want?
specific form of a need that is shaped by culture and personality
what are demands?
a want backed by buying power
what is value proposition?
the set of benefits that the marketer promises to deliver to the customer to satisfy their needs
what must the value proposition do?
differentiate themselves from the competition and build customer value and satisfaction
what is positioning? what question does positioning essentially answer?
arranging a product to occupy a clear, distinctive and desirable place relative to competing products in the minds of consumers
- why should I choose your brand rather than the competitors?
what is production concept?
creating a product people want
what is selling concept?
strong push or people won’t buy the product
- the need is not realized until later
- ex. graveyard plot or insurance
what is product concept?
the improvement of a product to be the best alternative that satisfies customer needs
- ex. mouse trap replaced with poisons
what is marketing concept?
satisfies a need for customers and explains how it is better than the competition
what is societal marketing concept?
addition to marketing concept that makes sure needs are sustainable in the long run
what is marketing myopia?
when a company focuses on selling a product instead of fulfilling customers needs
- lose sight of benefits and experience of the product
what are basic customer relationships?
customer purchases product; there is no lasting relationship
what are full customer partnerships?
the customers become to brand
- ex. harley davidson
true or false it is cheaper to get a new customer than to keep and existing customer?
false, it costs 5-10 times more to attract a new customer than keep a current satisfied customer
why is loyalty not always good?
loyal high volume customers know their worth to the company and may exploit the business to get premium services and discounts