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Unit 6 Test
Marketing
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Product & service management
designing, developing, maintaining, improving and acquiring P that meet consumers needs.
Distribution
determining the best ways for customers to locate and obtain P Involves careful shipping and
storing of products.
Selling
communicating with potential customers to determine & satisfy needs. Examples: face to
face, phone, video conferences.
Marketing-information management
obtaining and using info to improve business decision making. Examples: marketing research
& developing databases of info about customers
Financial analysis
budgeting for marketing activities. Managing payment methods for customers and ensuring
the business receives payment so operations may con
Pricing
setting and communicating information about the value of P Price needs to be easily
identifiable. What is a fair price?
Promotion
communicating info about P to customers & encourage them to buy.
Marketing Mix
Product, place, promotion, price
Types of marketing research
Surveys, focus groups, observations, and experiments
Parts of a product
Basic product - simplest form Product features - additions and improvements Options -
choiceof features Packaging - protection and security
Types of Services
Intangible - no physical form Inseparable- consumed at time of production
Perishable-availability must match demand Heterogenous-difference
Selling price
money a customer pays
Direct Channel
Products move from producer right to consumer
Indirect channel
Involves wholesalers & intermediaries Retailers are the final member
Channels of Distribution
(The route a product follows) Need for distribution channels: Quantity,
assortment,location,and timing
Effective Communication
the exchange of information so there is common understanding by all participants
Personal Selling
Direct individualized communication with prospective customers
Advertising
Any paid form of communication through mass media directed at a target market
Distribution
the locations and methods used to make a product or service available to the target market
Product Planning (Steps 1-3)
1. Idea development 2. Idea screening & evaluation 3. Marketing strategy development
Product Planning (Steps 4-6)
4. Production and financial planning 5. Limited production and test marketing 6. Full-scale
production
Buying Motives
Emotional (based on feelings) and Rational (guided by thought)
Target Market
Specific group of consumers who have similar wants and needs
Markup
The amount added to the cost of a product to set the selling price
Markdown
A reduction from the original selling price Reasons: Low demand End of season Flaws
Final Consumers
are persons who buy products and services mostly for their own use
Business Consumers
organizations that buy products for the operation of a business or for resale to
theircustomers
Primary Research
nvolves gathering new information specifically directed at your current problem
Secondary Research
involves analyzing existing information gathered for another purpose to solve your current
problem
Pricing Factors
Supply and Demand, Uniqueness, Age, Season, Complexity, COnvenience