Theme 1/4 - all definitions Flashcards

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Define markets

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Places where buyers and sellers come together to exchange goods and services

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2
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Define marketing

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Identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer needs profitably

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3
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Define mass market

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Business focuses on majority of the market

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4
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Define niche market

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Business focuses on specific segment of the market

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5
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Define market size

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Measurement of market scale using volume and value

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6
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Define market growth

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Amount a market increases / decreases over a period of time

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7
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Define market share

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% of a markets total sales earned by a particular company

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8
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Define dynamic market

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One that is in a rapidly changing business environment

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9
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Define direct competition

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Competitors who produce the same type of goods as rivals

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10
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What is indirect competition

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Competitors who produce substitute goods to their rivals

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11
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Define uncertainty

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Unexpected events that have a dramatic effect on markets

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12
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Define risk

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Something that can be planned for when probabilities of outcome are known

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13
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Define market orientation

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The consumer is the most important factor when providing for a market

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14
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Define product orientation

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The product is the most important factor when providing for a market

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15
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Define market segmentation

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Identifiable part of a market where consumers share characteristics and needs

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16
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Define market mapping

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Using a graph to understand competitor behaviour and spot gaps in market

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17
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Define competitive advantage

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A way to make products or services appear superior to its competition

18
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Define added value

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Difference between price charged and cost required to create

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Define product differentiation

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How a business differentiates products

20
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Define demand

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Quantity of a good that consumers are willing and able to purchase

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Define substitute goods

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Products that can be used in place of each other

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Define complementary goods

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Products that need to be used together

23
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Define demographics

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The statistical data relating to population

24
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Define supply

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Amount of a good or service a producer is willing and able to make at a given price

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Define PED
Measures responsiveness of demand to changes in price
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Define a price elastic product
Change in price leads to significant change in demand (whole numbers)
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Define a price inelastic product
A change in price causes a smaller change in demand (decimal numbers)
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Define YED
Measures responsiveness of demand to changes in income
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Define an income elastic product
Demand is sensitive to income change, e.g Rolex - luxury good. Greater than +1 YED
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Define an income inelastic product
As incomes rise product sees little to no shift in demand, e.g milk - necessity. Greater than 0 but less than +1 YED
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Define an inferior good of YED
As incomes rise product sees demand decrease, e.g Tesco foods. Less than 0 YED
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What are the 4 Ps of the marketing mix
Product, price, place, promotion
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What is the design mix
Part of product (from 4 Ps), consists of costs, aesthetics, function
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What does the function element of the design mix refer to
The way a product works and does what it needs to do
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What does the cost element of the design mix refer to
If the design allows the product to be made and sold profitably
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What does the aesthetics element of the design mix refer to
How the product appeals to the customer off looks, how it feels etc
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What is sustainability
Making a product without affecting the long term supplies of the raw materials
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What is ethical sourcing
Buying from sustainable sources e.g trees from replanting suppliers
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What is above the line advertising
Advertising to a mass audience
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What is below the line advertising
Personal advertising to niche markets
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What is personal selling
Sales people who act personally with customers on behalf of the business
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