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Marketing

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State the marketing concept (3 parts) 1. Consumer orientation 2. Integration 3. Profit
Define consumer oriented determines consumer needs before product is designed and made
define production oriented does not determine needs, focus' on keeping cost down, and product characteristics
Why integrate all marketing activities into one department? To focus and specialize in marketing only
How should a firm define its business? Buy a need
What eventually happens to a firm that incorrectly defines its business? Goes out of business
Define Marketing. 1 and 2. 1- The performance of activities that take the products from producer to consumer. 2-Total system of interacting business activities designed to plan, price, promote and distribute need satisfying products to consumers at a profit.
Why have firms switched from production oriented to consumer oriented? 1) Increase competition 2) More secure market
Sell what we can make Production oriented
Make what we can sale Consumer oriented
Make the consumer do what suits the company Production oriented
What is market segmentation? Take total hetero-genius product market and break into homogenius segments
How do you define a generic market? 1. customer needs 2. customer types 3. geographic area. -Broad similar needs
How do you define a product market? product type, customer needs, customer types, and geographic area. --same similar needs
What is a mass marketer? Sells ONE marketing mix to target marketer- no segments
What is a market? 1. People with needs 2. Money to spend 3. Willingness to spend
What is a segment? A homogenius group of customers that will respond to a marketing mix in a similar way.
OVERALL marketing strategy 1-Select a Target Market 2-Develop a marketing mix
What are the two strategies of a target marketer? Single target marketing Multiple target marketing
Generic market for Coke? Thirst
What are the characteristics of a good segment? 1. Homogenius within 2. Heterogenius between 3. Substantial 4. Operational
Name two segmentation variables Demographics and Needs
What is combining?> Combining two or more submarkets into one larger target market as a basis for one strategy
TWO parts of consumer behavior? Buying patterns and buying motives
Are consumer behavior and buyer behavior the same thing? YES
What is a "model" of consumer behavior? Explanation
Marshallian Economic Model- Consumers attempt maximum satisfaction per dollar
Freudian Psychoanalytic model- When consumers buy a product, it is a response to repressed sexual desires
Pavlonian Learning model- consumer can be trained by repetitious advertising to buy a particular product
Why is it easier to get 20% of a 25% segment than 5% of the total market? Everyone in that segment has the same need
What strategy seeks "breadth in a generic market"? Mass marketing
What strategy seeks to "penetrate a limited market in depth"? STM (wedge of cake diagram)
Created by: cmoss5
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