RECOGNIZING A POTENTIAL MARKET Flashcards
(35 cards)
- foundation model for business
- defined as the “set of marketing tools that the firm uses to pursue its marketing objectives in the target market”
- refers to four broad levels of marketing decisions
Marketing Mix
- created Marketing 4Ps in the 1960s
- foundation of the idea of marketing mix
Jerome McCarthy
- the amount that the customer pays for them to satisfy
PRICE
price of a product is initially sent low to rapidly reach a wide fraction of the market
Market penetration pricing
- a marketer sets a relatively high initial price for a product or service at first, then lowers the price over time
Market skimming pricing
- default strategy to minimize the role of pricing in the marketing mix, not utilizing price to gain or restrict market share
Neutral pricing
- position and distribution channel of the product to make it accessible to the potential buyers
PLACE
- distribution on a large-scale and displaying the product in as many ways and places as possible
Intensive distribution
- agreement between supplier and retailer that grants the exclusive rights within a specific geographic area to carry the supplier’s product
Exclusive distribution
- involves making a product or group of products available only in certain markets.
Selective distribution
- an agreement where one party (the franchiser) grants another party (the
Franchisee) the right to use its trademark or tradename
Franchising
- comprises the various elements like sales organization, public relations, advertising, and sales promotion
PROMOTION
- a part of the total business organization of a firm
- distribution of goods or services.
- produced by the organization itself or may be purchased from manufacturers for resale
Sales Organization
- practice of deliberately managing the release and spread of information to generate awareness and positive responses to products and services of the business
Public Relations
- producing advertisement for commercial products or services
Advertising
- persuading a potential buyer to buy the product designed to be used as a short-term tactic to boost sales
Sales Promotion
- makes the business run
- employees who do the work, produce the product, and the ones who deliver the product or services
PEOPLE
- flow of activities mechanism that take place when there is an interaction between customers and the businesses
PROCESS
TYPES OF PROCESS
* creating tangible products
Technological processes
TYPES OF PROCESS
* Use of receipts or barcodes or forms or other methods of information about a product of a company that manufactures
Electronic processes
TYPES OF PROCESS
* reactions of the customers regarding the process
Direct activities
TYPES OF PROCESS
* interaction does not take place in person, and it happens before or after the product has been bought
Indirect activities
- tool to create something enormous or monumental
MIXING PROCESS
TYPES OF MARKETING STRATEGY
* targets a defined demographic, psychographic and geographic market segment to become the market leader or specialist in a particular product
Niche Marketing