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products, marketing

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marketing mix 4P’s - product price place and promotion
USP unique selling point - special feature of a product that differentiates it from the products of competitors
benefits of developing new products >USP >diversification >allows business to expand into new markets >and expand into existing markets
brand name unique name of prodhct, distinguishes if from other brands
brand loyalty consumers keep buying the same brand instead of choosing competitors
brand image an image or identity given to product (personality of its own)
packaging physical container or wrapping for a product, also used for promotion and selling appeal -should protect product + easy to use + transport -eye catching -carry info about product -promote brand image
product life cycle describes stages of a product- from introduction through growth until mature and decline
product life cycle steps 1) product developed 2) is introduced+launched and sales grow slowly 3)sales grow rapidly +costs are covered 4) maturity, sales now increase slowly and lots of advertising 5) sales reach saturation point 6) decline, advertising reduce + stop
pricing in product life cycle -branded product is sold at high price when first introduced to market- low price + wrong message about quality -prices = likely to be relatively higher than competitors in growth stage -in saturation/maturity, price is reduced (competitors launch)
promotion in product life cycle >promotion is higher at introduction > advertising is reduced later on >promotion spending increased again if business decided to adopt extension strategy
extension strategy way of keeping maturity stage of life cycle and extending cycle (introduce new variations, sell into new markets, make small changes, use new advertising campaign, introduce new+improved version of old product)
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