Product Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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It is a tangible or intangible goods, service, or ideas.

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product

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It is a kind of product that you can physically touch or hold.

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tangible products

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3
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It is a kind of product that offers service or idea, and cannot be touch.

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intangible products

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4
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These are activities, benefits, and satisfication which are offered for sale or are provided in connection with the sale of goods

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service

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5
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It is a product which involves experiential aspects of consumption rather than utilitarian ones.

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experience

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6
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This type of product allows consumers to engage in fantasies, feelings, and fun.

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experience

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7
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Give the 3 product levels

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core or generic products, formal products, and augmented products

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8
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This product level provides the products main function or purpose

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core or generic products

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9
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This product level includes factors that could effectively differentiate your product to others

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formal products

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10
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This product level have supporting services that surrounds the product

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augmented products

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11
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What are the 4 classifications of products/goods

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according to use, according to durability, according to differentiation, and according to types

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12
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What are under according to use

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consumer goods and industrial goods

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13
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What are under according to durability

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consumables, semi-durable, and durable

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14
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What are under according to differentiation

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differentiated goods and undifferentiated goods

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15
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What are under according to types

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convenience goods, shopping goods, unsought goods, and specialty goods

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16
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This is a personal or household consumptions

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consumer goods

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17
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This is a raw materials/production of other goods

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industrial goods

18
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It is either edible or non-edible product that has short period of usage

19
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It has a longer period of usage (clothes, shoes, etc.)

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semi-durables

20
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It has a longest period of usage (home appliances, house, etc.)

21
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Its product is branded

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differentiated goods

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Its product is not branded

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undifferentiated goods

23
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It is inexpensive and frequently purchased (foods)

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convenience goods

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It us less frequently purchased (clothes, bags, shoes, etc.)

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shopping goods

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It requires a lot of effort and money to buy and not frequently purchased (car, house, etc.)
specialty goods
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It is seldom to purchase (investments, plans, etc.)
unsought goods
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What is 7NPD stands for?
7 New Product Development
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What are the 7NPD process?
idea generation, idea screening, concept development and testing, business analysis, product development, marketing testing, and product commercialization
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It is the systematic search for new product ideas
idea generation
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It can come from company employees, research and design department, distributors, suppliers or even competitors
idea generation
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This is the filtering of ideas using predetermined criteria (SWOT analysis, feasibility study, etc.)
idea screening
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It's where the new product ideas are converted to customer-centered product concepts and tested by groups of target consumers for acceptability, believability, purchased intent, and customer value on the concept
concept development and testing
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It is called the pencil-pushing stage where probable sales of the new products are calculated together with it's cost and potential profitability
business analysis
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It is the stage where the product concept is converted into a tangible working prototype
product development
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The converted tangible product is now marketed in a limited area to determine whether fine-tuning is necessary
marketing testing
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The new product is being introduced to the market. It is also the last stage of the process.
product commercialization
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Physical product has 2 added components
packaging and labeling
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It is the wrapping material around the product that serves to contain, identify, describe, display, promote, and make the product more marketable and keeping it clean
packaging
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Consumers sometimes notice and buy products though this
packaging
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It is the display of information about a product on its container, packaging or on the product itself
labeling