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marketing figuring out what the consumers want
target market the consumers who buy your product
niche market a small group of people with very different needs to the main market e.g gluten free
market Research researching there consumers needs and what's to see what the need to sell and how much
Desk Research researching and using info that's already available
Field Research 1. surveys/questionnaires given to people 2. test marketing asking people to test a product before the firm invests in new equipment 3. direct observation wating people go out on there day to day business
sample Instead, people who want to research a market in business will select a smaller group to take part in the survey.
marketing mix price , place , promotion , product
channels of distribution 1. manufacturer consumer 2. manufacturer retailer consumer 3. manufacturer whole sale retailer consumer 4. manufacturer www consumer
advertising is the communication of information about a product or service to the consumer – on television, on radio, in magazines, on the internet, on social media platforms, in the newspaper and on billboards around cities and towns.
sponsorship a firm or individual pays money to have their name or products associated with a major event, a famous person or a particular place
product life cycle A product life cycle shows how the demand for a product changes over time. (introduction, growth, maturity, decline)
usp unique selling point
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