Midterms Flashcards

1
Q

is the process of planning and executing the
conception, pricing, promotion and distribution of ideas,
goods and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual

and organizational objective (Kotler & Keller, 2005).

A

MARKETING

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2
Q

is a management process which is responsible for
identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer requirements profitably (Chartered Institute of Marketing).

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MARKETING

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3
Q

is essentially about providing changing benefits to the changing needs and demands of the customer (P. Tailor).

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MARKETING

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4
Q

STRATEGIC APPROACH OF MARKETING 3C’S OF MARKETING

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Company
Competitor / Competition
Customer

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5
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The one responsible to earn profit for the business.

A

COMPANY

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6
Q

The company must always be aware that there are
competitors in the market.

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competition

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7
Q

The competition can either be __ or ___

A

direct or indirect

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8
Q

the center of all the marketing
efforts of the company.

A

customer

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9
Q

2 major factors in marketing

A
  1. The recruitment of new customers
  2. The retention and expansion of relationships with existing customers
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10
Q

THE 7PS

A

PRODUCT
PRICING
PROMOTION
PLACEMENT OR DISTRIBUTION
PEOPLE
PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
PROCESS

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11
Q

This refers to the
actual good or
service, and how
it relates to the
end user’s needs
and wants.

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PRODUCT

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12
Q

This refers to the
process of setting a
price for a product,
including discounts.

A

PRICING

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13
Q

This refers to the
communication
between the seller
and the consumers,
for example
advertising, sales
promotion, publicity
and personal selling.

A

PROMOTION

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14
Q

This refers to the
process of how
the product gets
to the customer;
for example, point
of sale placement
or retailing.

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PLACEMENT OR DISTRIBUTION

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15
Q

These are the
employees, customers or
those who are directly or
indirectly involved in
consuming or producing
the goods or services.

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PEOPLE

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16
Q

This can be the facility
design, equipment or
signage.

A

PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

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17
Q

This is the flow of
activities or steps and
level of customer’s
involvement.

A

PROCESS

18
Q

For example, a customer
can walk in a fast-food
shop and order a
hamburger and get it
serve within two
minutes.

A

PROCESS

19
Q

Advertising is the paid form of
non-personal presentation and
promotion of ideas, goods, or
services by an identified
sponsor.

A

advertising

20
Q

PURPOSE OF ADVERTISING

A
  1. To promote idea about goods and services
  2. To create interest in goods and services
  3. To create awareness about goods and services
  4. To create sale
21
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ROLES OF ADVERTISING

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  1. Marketing Role
  2. Communication Role
  3. Economic Role
  4. Societal Role
22
Q

Marketing is the process of business ises to satisfy consumer needs and wants through goods and services

A

Marketing Role

23
Q

Advertising is a form of mass communication

A

Communication Role

24
Q

Improves standard of living and the economy by generating material consumption

A

Economic Role

25
Q

Informs us about new and improved products, teaches us how to use these innovations.

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Societal Role

26
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FUNCTIONS OF ADVERTISING

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  1. SOCIAL FUNCTION (NON-COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING
  2. PYSCHOLOGICAL FUNCTION
  3. ECONOMIC FUNCTION
27
Q

The main goal is not to
sell a product or service but to raise awareness
about an issue, collect funds for a cause, or
promote an idea.

A

Social Function

28
Q

Psychological Motives of human beings. The psychology of advertising
focuses on building empathy
towards a product or service to
help you become more inclined to
buy or use it.

A

Pyschological Function

29
Q

Companies spend money on
advertising because it increases sales
of existing products, helps grow
adoption of new products, builds
brand loyalty, and takes sales away
from competitors.

A

Economic Function

30
Q

TYPES OF ADVERTISING

A
  1. Informative Advertising
  2. Persuasive Advertising
  3. Comparative Advertising
  4. Reminder Advertising
  5. Reinforcement Advertising
31
Q

Ads that use information instead
of emotion to appeal to potential
customers. These
advertisements usually include
facts about a product that
highlight its features.

A

INFORMATIVE ADVERTISING

32
Q

-Pioneering stage of product
category.

A

INFORMATIVE ADVERTISING

33
Q

-To build primary demand.

A

INFORMATIVE ADVERTISING

34
Q

Form of product promotion
that seeks to persuade a
potential customer to
purchase a specific
product

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PERSUASIVE ADVERTISING

35
Q

Competitive stage of
product

A

PERSUASIVE ADVERTISING

36
Q

Build selective demand for
a particular brand.

A

PERSUASIVE ADVERTISING

37
Q

Is a marketing strategy in
which a company’s
product or service is
presented as superior
when compared to a
competitor’s

A

COMPARATIVE ADVERTISING

38
Q

Comparison of attributes
of two or more brand

A

COMPARATIVE ADVERTISING

39
Q

one of
the most traditional and powerful
methods of promoting an
existing brand, maintaining the
long product life cycle, and
retaining your loyal customers for
the years to come.

A

REMINDER ADVERTISING

40
Q

Remind people to purchase

A

REMINDER ADVERTISING

41
Q

Assure current purchase
that they have made the
right choice.

A

REINFORCEMENT ADVERTISING