the marketing mix Flashcards

(20 cards)

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What are the four key elements of the marketing mix?

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The four key elements are Product, Price, Place, and Promotion, collectively known as the 4Ps.

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What does an effective marketing mix enable a business to do?

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An effective marketing mix enables a business to satisfy customer requirements, differentiate its offerings, maximise sales and profitability, and build a strong brand reputation.

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What is a product in the context of the marketing mix?

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A product is the item or service offered to meet customer needs.

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What is the Design Mix?

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The Design Mix is the balance of function, aesthetics, and cost to create a product that is functional, visually appealing, and affordable.

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What are the stages of the Product Life Cycle?

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The stages include Introduction, Growth, Maturity, and Decline.

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What is differentiation in marketing?

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Differentiation is creating unique product features to distinguish it from competitors, adding value and justifying pricing strategies.

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What does price refer to in the marketing mix?

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Price refers to the amount charged for a product or service.

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What are some pricing strategies?

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Pricing strategies include Cost-Plus Pricing, Competitive Pricing, Penetration Pricing, Skimming, and Promotional Pricing.

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What is Cost-Plus Pricing?

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Cost-Plus Pricing involves adding a markup to the cost of production.

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What is Competitive Pricing?

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Competitive Pricing is setting prices based on competitors’ pricing.

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What is Penetration Pricing?

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Penetration Pricing is introducing a product at a low price to gain market share.

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What is Skimming in pricing strategy?

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Skimming involves setting a high price initially and lowering it over time.

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What is Promotional Pricing?

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Promotional Pricing refers to temporary price reductions to boost sales.

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What factors influence pricing strategies?

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Factors include technology, competition, market segments, and product life cycle stage.

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What does Place refer to in the marketing mix?

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Place involves the distribution channels used to deliver the product to consumers.

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What are the types of distribution channels?

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Types include retailers, e-tailers, and wholesalers.

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What factors affect distribution?

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Factors include product type, target market, and cost and control.

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What does Promotion encompass?

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Promotion encompasses methods used to inform and persuade customers about products.

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What are some promotional methods?

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Promotional methods include advertising, sales promotions, public relations, direct marketing, sponsorship, and digital promotion.

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How are the elements of the marketing mix interconnected?

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A change in one area can impact others, such as introducing a premium product requiring a higher price and exclusive distribution.