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The process of creating, distributing, promoting, and pricing goods, services and ideas to facilitate satisfying exchange with customers in an DYNAMIC environment. |
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Good Marketing does what thing? |
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Focuses on the CUSTOMER'S wants and needs. |
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What are the 2 forms of markets? |
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Individuals and Organizations. (Individuals are the purchasers of organizations' products.) |
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All businesses are consumers, but not all consumers are businesses. T/F? |
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A specific group of customers on whom an organization focuses its marketing efforts. |
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Goods (Tangible) Serve (Non-Tangible) Idea (Alter Behavior) |
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Price does what 3 things? |
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-Most flexible element of marketing mix -Variable that customers most frequently consider when purchasing |
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Which # in price is most important? |
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- Product - Price - Place - Promotion |
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The activities that organizations use to inform customers about themselves and their products. |
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Where you choose to sell your product. |
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Products must be at the right place and time to satisfy customers' wants and needs. |
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2 extremes of product placement? |
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Saturation Exclusive Distribution (Most products fall somewhere inbetween) |
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Every purchase is about ____. |
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Marketing Exchanges do what? |
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- Involve marketers & customers - Provide transfer of goods, services, ideas for something of value - Must have 2 or more parties & both must have something of value that the other wants. |
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We ___ for what we ____ , and ____ is very ________ . |
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We pay for what we value, and value is extremely subjective. |
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The subjective assessment of benefits relative to costs to determine a product's worth. |
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- Organization tries to satisfy customers' needs and wants thru a coordinated set of activities. - At the same time, activities should allow orgs to achieve its own goals including profitability. |
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Relationship Marketing does what 3 things? |
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- Lifeline of most businesses - Returning customer is far more profitable than new customer - 80% of profits come from 20% of your customers |
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Business Planning does what 3 things? |
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- Top down process - Driven by the numbers - Goes from least specific to very specific |
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Strategic Planning (Term): |
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The process of establishing an organizational mission and formulating goals, corporate strategy, marketing objectives & a marketing plan. |
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- Strengths )_ Internal - Weaknesses ) - Opportunities )_ External - Threats ) |
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Levels of Strategic Planning: |
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Mission Statement -> Corporate Strategy -> Business Unit Strategy -> Marketing Strategy -> Marketing Plan |
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4 P's - Product, Price, Place, Promotion |
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Mission Statement (Term): |
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A statement that gives a long-term view of what the organization wants to become. - Who are our customers? - What's our core competency? |
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Competitive Advantage (Term): |
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The meeting of a Marketplace Opportunity and a firm's Core Competency. |
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_______ ________ + ________ ________ =
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Marketplace Opportunity + Core Competency = Competitive Advantage |
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Organizations that do not have a clear-cut _________ __________ fail. |
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Corporate Strategy (Term): |
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A strategy that determines the means for utilizing resources to reach organization's goals. |
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Corporate Strategy does what 3 things? |
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- Determines the means for utilizing resources among an org's functional areas - Determines org's competitive advantage - Should coordinate various business units and activities w/in the org. |
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Star, Question Mark, Cash Cow, Dog |
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The "sexy" product, #1 in growing market |
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Has potential in growing market |
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Stable demand, #1 product in stable/declining market |
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Common product in stable market |
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Strategic Planning Step 1: |
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Establish Marketing Strategy which id's Target Market + develops marketing for that product 2.) |
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Strategic Planning Step 2: |
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Select Appropriate Growth Strategy |
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Appropriate Growth Strategy (4 types): |
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Market Penetration -Current product, current market Market Development -Current product, different market Product Development -New product, current market Diversification - New product, different market |
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Strategic Planning Step 3: |
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Firm distributes resources among 4P's to best satisfy target market NOT ALL EQUAL |
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Strategic Planning Step 4: |
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Devise Marketing Plan which specifies the activities that will be preformed to implement org's marketing activities VERY SPECIFIC |
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Marketing always boils down to what? |
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Marketing always boils down to the money. |
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Successful Marketing Plans should do what 2 things? |
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- Convince audience that product will be successful/profitable <- # 1 objective - answer how profit will be made, if its a viable idea, who the target market is, do the numbers make sense |
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Target Market 2 basic categories: |
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Consumers (B2C) Businesses (B2B) |
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Purchasers or households who intend to consume or benefit from the purchased product and dont buy products to make a profit. |
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Individuals or groups that purchase a specific kind of product for resale, direct use in producing other products, or use in daily operations. |
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Group of people who have a need for products in a product class and have the ability to purchase such products. |
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Target Market Selection Process (5 steps): |
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1.) Identify Appropriate Strategy 2.) Determine Segmentation Variables 3.) Develop Market Segmentation Profiles 4.) Evaluate Relevant Market Segments 5.) Select Specific Target Markets |
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1.) Identify Appropriate Strategy (3 types): |
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- Undifferentiated (one product, whole market) - Concentrated (one product, portion of market) - Differentiated (Diff products, diff markets) |
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Consumer Target Markets (4 types): |
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- Demographic - Geographic - Psychographic - Behavoristic |
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Climate, culture, MARKET DENSITY, city size, pop level, topography |
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Personality, motives, lifestyles, psychologic profiles |
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"The Heavy User" , price sensitivity |
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2.) Business Segmentation Determination (3 types): |
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Geographic, type of organization, size |
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3.) Develop Market Segment Profiles (Term): |
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- Explains what potential customers have in common and how theyre diff from other market segments - Helps determine attractiveness of diff profiles, helps focus marketers' efforts when eval diff market segments. |
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4.) Evaluate Market Segements (Term): |
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- Quantitative analysis - Sales estimates (market potential) - Competitive analysis |
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5.) Select Target Markets (Term): |
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- Who will it be? - Resources available to satisfy target market's needs? |
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Product Positioning (Term): |
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Decisions & Activities intended to create and maintain a certain concept of a firm's product in the customer's mind. |
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Successful marketers have _____ _________. |
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CLEAR POSITIONING. (i.e. Color) |
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The amount of product a company expects to sell during a specific period at a specified level of marketing activities. |
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Executive Judgement (Term): |
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A sales forecasting method based on the intuition of one or more executives. |
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Sales & Forecasts do what? |
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A process where experts create initial forecasts, submit them to company for averaging, then refine forecasts. |
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Regression Analysis (Term): |
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Predicting sales by finding a relationship between past sales and one or more independent variables(i.e. income). |
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Consumer Behavior (Term): |
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The what, where, when, why, & how of consumers' purchases. |
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All purchases are stimulated by a ______ . |
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Customer's desired state =/= actual state |
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1.) Routinized Response Behavior -low ticket, low risk, high conf 2.) Limited Problem Solving - med ticket, less freq, low conf 3.) Extended Problem Solving -high ticket, risky, low conf -Determined by "Level of Involvement" |
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1.) Routinized Response Behavior -low ticket, low risk, high conf 2.) Limited Problem Solving - med ticket, less freq, low conf 3.) Extended Problem Solving -high ticket, risky, low conf -Determined by "Level of Involvement" |
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Consumer Buying Process (5 steps): |
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1.) Problem Recognition 2.) Info Search 3.) Evaluate Alternatives 4.) Purchase 5.) Post-Purchase Evaluation |
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Buying Decision Influences (4 types): |
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- Economic - Situational - Psychological - Social |
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Economics (of Buying Decision) (Term): |
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- How much discretionary income is available? - How much does it cost to BUY it? To OWN it? |
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- Time & Location (vacation effect) - Physical & Social surroundings - Time of day/week/month/year - Mood/Circumstances |
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Psychological Influences: |
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*- PERCEPTION - Motives - Learning *- PERSONALITY - Lifestyles |
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Family, roles, reference groups, social class, culture |
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Sub-Culture Percentages: Hispanic? African-American? Asian? |
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Hispanic = 15% Black = 14% Asian = 5% |
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