Pptx. 1 Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
Q

the process of creating,
communicating, and delivering value to
customers and for managing customer
relationships in ways that benefit the
organization

A

marketing

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Q

Marketing aims to meet
the needs and wants of
customers while
achieving
organizational goals

A

satisfying needs

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3
Q

Marketing focuses on
creating and delivering
superior value to
customers, making
them feel valued.

A

customer value

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4
Q

Building strong
relationships with
customers is a crucial
aspect of modern
marketing.

A

Relationship Building

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5
Q

Marketing efforts
should ultimately
contribute to the
profitability of the
organization through
strategic planning.

A

Profitability

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6
Q

Marketing revolves around
understanding and
satisfying customer needs

A

Customer Focus

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7
Q

Marketing aims to create
value for both customers
and the organization.

A

Value Creation

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8
Q

Building strong customer
relationships is crucial for
long-term success.

A

Relationship Building

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9
Q

Marketing requires
strategic planning to
achieve objectives.

A

Strategic Planning

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10
Q

Basic requirements for
human survival, such as
food, water, and shelter

A

Needs

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11
Q

Specific desires that go
beyond basic needs,
shaped by personal
preferences and culture

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Wants

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12
Q

Concept of marketing:

A

Production Concept
Product Concept
Selling Concept
Marketing Concept
Social Marketing Concept

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13
Q

Focuses on efficiency and mass
production, assuming that customers
favor readily available and affordable
products.

A

Production Concept

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Emphasizes quality, features, and
performance, assuming that
customers value the best products.

A

Product Concept

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Q

Relies on aggressive sales and
promotional efforts, assuming that
customers need to be persuaded to buy

A

Selling Concept

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16
Q

Focuses on understanding and
meeting customer needs and wants,
exceeding expectations.

A

Marketing Concept

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17
Q

Considers the ethical and societal
implications of marketing decisions,
aiming to benefit both customers and
society.

A

Social Marketing Concep

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18
Q

The Marketing Mix: 7Ps

A

Product, Price, Promotion, Place,
People, Packaging, Positioning

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19
Q

The goods or services
offered to customers

20
Q

The value exchanged
for the product.

21
Q

Communication
strategies to inform
and persuade
customers.

22
Q

Distribution channels
and logistics for getting
products to customers.

23
Q

Each person who is
involved in the product
or service whether
directly or indirectly

24
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The physical container
or design for the
product.

25
How a product is perceived and differentiated in the market.
Positioning
26
Understanding the Marketing Goals :
Increase Sales Enhance Brand Awareness Boost Customer Loyalty Expand Market Reach
27
Grow revenue and market share
Increase Sales
28
Build recognition and positive perception
Enhance Brand Awareness
29
Cultivate repeat business and strong relationships.
Boost Customer Loyalty
30
Enter new markets and reach new customer segments.
Expand Market Reach
31
Primary Types of Marketing
Traditional and Contemporary
32
Customer-centric approach, personalization, digital marketing, data-driven insights, relationship building.
Contemporary
33
Product-centric approach, mass marketing, focus on selling and advertising
Traditional
34
Focuses on producing high-quality products efficiently and emphasizes features and functionality
Product-Oriented
35
Marketing approach
Product Oriented Customer Oriented
36
Prioritizes understanding and meeting customer needs and wants, exceeding expectations.
Customer-Oriented
37
Monitor website visits and user behavior.
Website Traffic
38
Track the percentage of website visitors who take a desired action, such as making a purchase.
Conversion Rates
39
Calculate the average cost of acquiring a new customer.
Customer Acquisition Cost
40
Measure the profitability of marketing campaigns.
Return on Investment (ROI)
41
Ethical Considerations in Marketing:
Truthful Advertising Privacy Protection Fair Competition Social Responsibility
42
Avoiding false or misleading claims in advertising and marketing materials
Truthful Advertising
43
Respecting customer privacy and ensuring that data is collected and used ethically
Privacy Protection
44
Respecting customer privacy and ensuring that data is collected and used ethically
Privacy Protection
45
Engaging in fair competition and avoiding practices that harm competitors or consumers
Fair Competition
46
Considering the impact of marketing activities on society and the environment.
Social Responsibility