Quiz 1 Flashcards

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The activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value.

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Marketing

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CX or Cex

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Customer Experience

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Four P’s

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Product, Price, Promotion, Place

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What is CX/CEX/Customer experience?

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The customers overall assessment of every interaction the customer has experienced with a business.

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BCG?

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Boston Consulting Group

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What is Data?

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raw unorganized facts

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What is Information?

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Interpreted data

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True or false?
Marketing is the first and foremost about satisfying customer needs in a profitable way.

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True

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What is marketing all about?

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Customer Experience

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What is the Marketing mix?

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Four P’s (Price, Product, Promotion, Place)

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What is it called when a firm can offer customers a benefit they can’t get from competitors?

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Competitive adavantage

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What level of a company is Strategic planning?

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Corporate

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True or false?
Operational is to support functional as functional is to support strategic?

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True

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What level of a company is Functional Planning?

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Chief Marketing officer, Functional level management.

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What level of a company is Operational Planning?

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Supervisory managers, people on the floor.

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What is a cash cow?

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dominant share in a low market growth

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what are stars?

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SBU’s whose market products have a dominant marketshare in high growth markets

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what are question marks?

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SBU’s who product have a low market share in high growth markets

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18
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Dogs

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something nobody wants

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What is Customer Lifetime Value

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Marketers calculate the lifetime value of a customer.

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What is it when marketers calculate the lifetime value of a customer?

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Customer Lifetime Value

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what is value?

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have to offer value to customers, benefits out weigh the cost

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a formal statement in the strategic plan that describes the firms overall purpose and what it hopes to achieve in terms of it’s customers, products, and resources.

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mission statement

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What are the three levels of planning?

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strategic, functional, and operational

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What is customer experience?
the customers overall assessment of every interaction the customer has experienced with a business.
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seek to increase sales of existing products to existing markets
Market Penetration Strategy
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create growth by selling new products in existing markets
Product development strategy
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introduce existing products to new markets
Market development strategy
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emphasize both new products and new markets to achieve both
diversification strategy
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people want and can buy
demand
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demand
people want and can buy
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consumers must have buying power for there to be ???
demand
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quick to obtain, free or inexpensive, accuracy is questionable, purpose is unknown
secondary data
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time consuming, expensive to collect, accurate
primary data
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refers to the process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data about customers, rivals, and the business environment in order to improve marketing effectiveness.
Market research
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your chance of being asked is equal to someone else being asked
probability sampling
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what is Probability Sampling?
each member of the population has some known chance of being included.
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What is Non-Probability sampling?
A sample in which personal judgement is used to select respondents.
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True or false the smaller the sample size is the more accurate the survey?
false
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what are the internals of SWOT?
strengths and weaknesses
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what are the externals of SWOT?
Opportunity and Threat
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What is SBU
Strategic Business Units
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large company broken down to be more manageable
Strategic Business Units
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a series of activities involved in designing, producing, marketing, delivering, and supporting any product; the series of activities necessary to change raw materials into a product the customer buys
Value chain
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each activity adds and removes value
Value chain
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Large firms often operate a range of different businesses that are called its ???
Business Portfolio
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what does the BCG help marketers do?
decide what to keep and what to let go of
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what are business goods?
bought to create a product and not in consumption