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The process of promoting and selling products or services. Marketing
A group of people who want or need a product. Market
The specific group a business wants to sell to. Target Market
A person who buys a product or service. Customer
A person who uses the product. Consumer
Basic things people must have. Needs
Things people would like to have. Wants
When people want a product and can afford it. Demand
Anything offered to satisfy needs or wants. Product
An action or help given to customers. Service
The benefit a customer gets from a product. Value
Giving something to receive something else. Exchange
A name, logo, or identity of a product. Brand
Creating a strong product identity. Branding
How people see or feel about a brand. Brand Image
When customers keep buying the same brand. Brand Loyalty
A symbol that represents a brand. Logo
A short phrase used to promote a brand. Slogan
The set of tools or strategies a business uses to sell a product or service successfully. Marketing Mix
Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. 4Ps of Marketing
The stages a product goes through in the market. Product Life Cycle
The amount paid for a product. Price
How a company sets its prices. Pricing Strategy
Money spent to produce a product. Cost
Money earned after expenses. Profit
Where the product is sold. Place
How products reach customers. Distribution
Activities used to advertise a product. Promotion
Paid promotion through media. Advertising
Short-term offers like discounts. Sales Promotion
Managing a company’s public image. Public Relations
Selling through direct interaction. Personal Selling
Marketing using online platforms. Digital Marketing
Promoting through social media. Social Media Marketing
Sharing useful content to attract customers. Content Marketing
Promoting through emails. Email Marketing
Using influencers to promote products. Influencer Marketing
Collecting data about customers. Market Research
Data collected directly from people. Primary Research
Data taken from existing sources. Secondary Research
Questions used to collect information. Survey
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of a business. SWOT Analysis
Studying competitors. Competitive Analysis
How a brand is placed in customers’ minds. Positioning
Dividing the market into groups. Segmentation
Customer information such as age, gender, and income. Demographics
Customer lifestyle, interests, and values. Psychographics
How customers decide to buy. Buyer Behavior
How happy customers are with a product or service. Customer Satisfaction
The overall feeling of buying and using a product or service. Customer Experience
Keeping customers coming back. Customer Retention
Getting new customers. Customer Acquisition
Words that encourage customers to take action. Call to Action
When a viewer becomes a buyer. Conversion
The percentage of people who take action. Conversion Rate
The number of visitors to a website. Traffic
Customer interaction with a brand. Engagement
The number of people who see the content. Reach
The number of times content is shown. Impressions
A measurement used to check success. Key Performance Indicator
The profit compared to the money spent. Return on Investment
Comparing two marketing versions to see which works better. A/B Testing
The steps customers go through before buying. Funnel
A potential customer. Lead
The process of getting potential customers. Lead Generation
A company’s portion of total sales in the market. Market Share
The employees or staff who interact with customers. People
How the service is delivered to customers. Process
The proof that a service exists and is reliable. Physical Evidence
Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, Process, and Physical Evidence. 7Ps of Marketing
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