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| Market segmentation: 4 levels |
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Geographic,
Demographic,
Psychographic,
Behavioral
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Term
| Market segmentation
vs.
Market targeting |
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Develop segment profiles,
Develop measure of segment attractiveness; select target segments
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Term
| Segment marketing
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Niche marketing |
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Different products to more than 1 segment
(Marriott),
Different products to subgroups w/in segments (standard vs. luxury SUVs)
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| Market segmenting: Geographic
Demographic
Psychographic
Behavioral |
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Divide market into country, region, city, density, climate (northern vs. southern)
Divide market into age, gender, income, etc.
Divide market into social class, lifestyle, personality
Divide market into occasion, sought benefits, user status, usage rate, loyalty
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measurable
accessible
substantial
differential
actionable
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Term
| Marketing coverage strategies:
Undifferentiated
Differentiated
Concentrated |
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firm ignores market segment diffs. and targets whole market w/ one offer
firm targets several market segments w/ seperate offers for each
firm targets large share of one/few segments or niches
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Term
| Positioning
Positioning strategy selection |
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defined by consumers on important attributes; place a product is relative to others in consumers' minds
1) Identify possible comp. advantages
2) Select right comp. advantage
3) Select overall positioning strategy
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Term
| Comp. advantages in positioning
Unique selling proposition |
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products, services, image, people
more for more, more for same, same for less, less for less, more for less
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anything marketed for attention, acquistion, use, consumption, satisfy want/need
intangible product form yielding activities, benefits, or satisfaction
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convenience (candy)
shopping (clothing)
specialty (lamborghini)
unsought (blood donation)
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core benefit (need of hole)
actual product (drill)
augmented product (warranty)
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Term
| Product-service continuum |
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pure tanglible good
tangible good w/ service
hybrid offer
service w/ minor good
pure service
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length: # of items in all product lines
width: # of diff. product lines
depth: # of each product versions
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Term
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name, term, sign, symbol and/or design that identifies and diffs. product from competition
consumer's 'gut feeling' about product
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elements: characteristics:
name memorable
logo meaningful
symbols likeable
character transferable
spokesperson adaptable
slogans protectable
jingles
package
signage
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attributes
consistency
quality and value
identification
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line extension
brand extension
multibrands
new brands
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salience: (deep/broad brand awareness)
performance/imagery: (points of parity and difference)
judgements/feelings: (positive accessible reactions)
resonance: (intense loyal action)
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intangibility
inseperability (from providers)
variability (quality from whom, when, how)
perishability (no future sale/use)
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Term
| Measuring service quality |
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experience: only assessbile after use
credence: difficult to assess b/c lack of necessary knowledge/experience
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Term
| Gap model of service quality |
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provider--
cust. expect. management percep-- (gap 2)
serv quality-- ----->| (gap 3)
serv. delivery-- (gap 4) comm. to cust.
perceived serv. <-----| (gap 5)
expected serv.--
customer-- (gap 1) -- provider
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core + supplementary services
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Term
| Service promotion strategies |
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stress tangible cues
use 'personal' services
create strong org. issues
engage in post-buy communication
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Term
| 4 P's: Product vs. Service
Product
Price
Place
Promotion |
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tangible vs. intangible
per unit vs. unit consu., bund. v. seper
minimal difference
advertising vs. referral (obj. vs. subj.)
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| Service firm marketing strategies |
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manage service differentiation
manage service quality
manage service productivity
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Decided by free market & legal system
-then respon. of indv. corps./managers
Each corp./manager must look past legal boundaries and incorporate personal integrity, corporate conscience, and long-run consumer/social welfare.
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Term
| Marketing's impact on indv. consumers |
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high prices
deceptive practices
high-pressure selling
shoddy/unsafe products
planned obsolesence
poor service to disadv. consumers
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| Marketing impact on society |
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false wants and imposed materialism
too few social goods
cultural pollution
too much political power
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Term
| Ethics policy: role of business |
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enlightened marketing:
consumer-oriented (consumer's perspective)
innovative (real improvements)
customer-value (value relations/informing)
sense-of-mission (broad soc. v. nar. indv)
societal
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Term
| Societal marketing
(products) |
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immediate satisfaction= SI
long-run benefit= LRB
salutary: low SI, high LRB
desirable: high SI, high LRB
deficient: low SI, low LRB
pleasing: high SI, low LRB
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Term
| Word-of-mouth marketing
Consumer generated media |
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oral medium, non-comm. relationship, brand/product/service--> topic
online: forums, message boards, social networking sites, blogs (electronic WOM)
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consumer protection and respect
honesty of relas., opinion, identity
rules of the venue
manage relas. w/ minors responsibly
honest downstream communications
protect privacy and permission
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