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What does the integrated marketing program aim to achieve?

  • It focuses on maximizing production efficiency.
  • It purely emphasizes product features.
  • It communicates and delivers intended value. (correct)
  • It develops marketing communication strategies only.

Which element is NOT a part of the marketing mix?

  • Product
  • Place
  • Positioning (correct)
  • Promotion

Which marketing management orientation is primarily concerned with meeting customer demands?

  • Selling concept
  • Marketing concept (correct)
  • Production orientation
  • Production concept

What is the marketing management orientation that mainly aims to improve supply chain efficiencies?

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Which concept is most closely associated with the idea of customer retention and loyalty?

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What group of customers is characterized by high loyalty but low profitability?

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Which trend is NOT affecting the current marketing landscape?

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Which of the following best defines a value proposition?

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Which marketing concept is considered most likely to lead to marketing myopia?

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How does digital and social media marketing primarily engage consumers?

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What is one consequence of the changing economic environment, particularly noted during the pandemic?

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What is the focus of the product concept in marketing management?

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Which customer relationship group has the potential for profitability but lacks loyalty?

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What role does Big Data play in modern marketing?

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What is the primary goal of marketing as defined in the content?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the core marketplace concepts?

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Which aspect of mobile marketing is emphasized in enhancing customer experience?

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What does customer relationship management primarily focus on?

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What characteristic defines 'True friends' in customer relationship groups?

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What are the key elements of a customer value-driven marketing strategy?

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Which of the following is NOT an accurate description of modern marketing?

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Which individual is quoted in regard to creating genuine value for customers?

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What major change is impacting the marketing landscape according to current trends?

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When backed by buying power, wants become ________.

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Which of the following steps is part of the marketing process?

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A ________ is some combination of products, services, information, or experiences provided to consumers to satisfy a need or want.

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What is the vision stated for the institution mentioned in the content?

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Which term refers to sellers being preoccupied with their own products and losing sight of underlying consumer needs?

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A(n) ________ is the set of actual and potential buyers of a product or service.

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Which of the following accurately describes the focus of modern marketing?

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What is the primary goal of effective marketing management?

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Which element is central to a customer value-driven marketing strategy?

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What is a key benefit of not-for-profit marketing?

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Which factor is important for sustainable marketing?

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How do managers benefit from considering both local and global views?

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What does losing a customer typically result in?

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When customers evaluate FedEx’s services, they are assessing what?

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What does customer relationship management primarily aim to achieve?

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What is customer lifetime value?

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The portion of the customer's purchasing that a company secures in its product categories is known as what?

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What does customer-perceived value refer to?

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Which statement best defines customer satisfaction?

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What kind of marketing encourages direct and continuous customer involvement?

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What philosophy underpins L.L.Bean's customer service approach?

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What is an example of consumer-generated marketing?

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Which of these strategies is essential for creating value for customers?

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What is a primary benefit of understanding the marketplace and customers?

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Flashcards

What is Marketing?

The process of creating value for customers, building relationships with them, and ultimately capturing value in return.

Marketing Activities

A set of activities aimed at planning, promoting, and distributing products or services to meet customer needs and wants.

Creating Customer Value

Creating value for customers by providing them with products or services that meet their needs and desires. This involves offering superior quality, innovative features, and excellent customer service.

Building Strong Customer Relationships

Involves building long-lasting and mutually beneficial relationships with customers. This is achieved through consistent customer experience, building trust, and exceeding expectations.

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Capturing Value from Customers

Captures value from customers in return for the value they provide. This can be achieved through pricing, sales, and revenue generation.

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Core Marketplace Concepts

A set of core concepts that form the foundation of the marketplace. These concepts help marketers understand the key dynamics of the market, customer behavior, and how to create value.

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Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

A customer-centric approach to marketing that focuses on building long-term relationships with customers. It involves understanding customer needs, providing personalized experiences, and fostering loyalty.

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Creating Value for Customers

Strategies aimed at creating value for customers by exceeding their expectations, such as personalized offers, loyalty programs, and exceptional service.

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What is NOT a characteristic of modern marketing?

Focusing purely on selling and advertising without considering customer needs is NOT a defining characteristic of modern marketing.

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What happens when a want is backed by buying power?

When a consumer has the ability to purchase a good or service, their desire for it becomes a demand.

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What is a market offering?

A market offering refers to any combination of products, services, information, or experiences aimed at satisfying a customer's need or want.

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What is marketing myopia?

Marketing myopia occurs when businesses get too focused on their products and lose sight of what customers truly want.

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What is a market?

A market encompasses all potential and actual buyers of a product or service.

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What is modern marketing?

Modern marketing focuses on creating value for customers and managing those relationships to foster profitability. It goes beyond selling and emphasizes meeting customer needs.

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Customer-Perceived Value

The difference between total customer perceived benefits and customer cost.

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What are marketing management orientations?

Marketing management orientations provide different perspectives for guiding marketing strategies. These orientations include production, product, selling, marketing, and social marketing.

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What is a customer value-driven marketing strategy?

A customer value-driven marketing strategy is focused on understanding and meeting customer needs to build long-term relationships and create value for both the customer and the business.

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Customer Satisfaction

The extent to which perceived performance matches a buyer’s expectations.

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Customer-Engagement Marketing

Fosters direct and continuous customer involvement in shaping brand conversations, experiences, and community.

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Consumer-Generated Marketing

Brand exchanges created by consumers themselves.

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Relationship Marketing

A marketing management orientation that focuses on building long-term, mutually profitable relationships with key customers.

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Marketing Concept

A philosophy that emphasizes creating customer value and satisfaction through the development, distribution, and promotion of goods and services.

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Market Orientation

A marketing management orientation that focuses on achieving organizational goals by understanding and responding to customer needs and wants.

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Marketing Management

The art and science of selecting target markets and creating profitable relationships with them. It's about understanding customer needs and delivering value to them.

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Marketing Mix

The set of controllable marketing tools that a company uses to produce the response it wants in the target market.

These tools are often referred to as the 'Four Ps':

  • Product: The goods or services offered to customers.
  • Price: The amount customers pay for the product.
  • Promotion: Activities used to communicate the value of the product to customers.
  • Place: How and where the product is made available to customers.
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Customer-Driven Marketing

The customer-driven marketing philosophy focuses on understanding customer needs and wants, then creating products and services to meet those needs better than the competition. It believes in creating value for customers and building lasting relationships with them.

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Product Concept

The idea that a company should focus on creating products that are superior to their competition and emphasize product quality and innovation.

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Value Proposition

A set of promises that a company makes to its customers regarding the value it will deliver. What benefits are they providing, and what needs are they fulfilling?

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True Friends

These customers offer a high potential for profitability and loyalty; they are ideal for retaining and nurturing.

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Barnacles

These customers are loyal but don't generate much profit because they might demand more service than they're worth.

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Butterflies

These customers are potentially profitable, showing some interest, but they are not loyal, often choosing other businesses.

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Strangers

These customers offer little profit potential and low loyalty, meaning they are not worth investing in.

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Digital Age

The growth of online networks and digital tools empowers businesses to engage with customers at any time, anywhere.

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Mobile Marketing

Utilizing mobile devices to drive immediate purchases, simplify shopping, and enhance the brand experience.

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Changing Economic Environment

The pandemic has caused a decline in spending and increased economic uncertainty, influencing businesses' marketing strategies.

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Big Data and AI

Large datasets and AI are used to understand customer behavior, personalize marketing offers, and elevate engagement and service.

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Not-for-Profit Marketing

Not-for-profit organizations use marketing to attract more members, funds, and support.

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Rapid Globalization

Companies operate on a global scale, considering both local and international aspects of their industry, competitors, and opportunities.

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Sustainable Marketing

Sustainable marketing means businesses must consider ethical practices, social responsibility, and environmental impact.

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Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV)

Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV) represents the total worth of a customer to a business throughout their entire relationship.

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CRM

Customer relationship management (CRM) is a strategy for building long-term relationships with customers, focusing on customer satisfaction, engagement, and loyalty.

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Customer Loyalty

Customer loyalty is the result of a customer's strong preference for a specific brand or company.

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Customer Delight

Customer delight is the feeling of exceeding customer expectations, going beyond basic satisfaction.

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Study Notes

Course Information

  • Course Title: Principles of Marketing
  • Course Codes: MKT1034, MKT1014, MKT2224
  • Week: 1, Lecture 1
  • Copyright: Protected under Copyright Act 1987, duplication in any form is prohibited.

Marketing Overview

  • Marketing is a process where companies create value for customers and build strong relationships to gain value from customers in return.
  • Amazon is an example of a company that goes beyond just selling products, engaging customers, and creating fulfilling experiences.
  • Learning Objectives set out core concepts and processes.
  • The key focus is on creating value for customers and building customer relationships.

Learning Objectives (Chapter 1)

  • Defining marketing and outlining the steps in the process
  • Understanding the marketplace and customers, identifying 5 core marketplace concepts.
  • Identifying and discussing customer value-driven marketing strategy and different marketing management orientations.
  • Discussing customer relationship management and identifying strategies for creating and capturing value from customers
  • Describing trends and forces that impact the marketing landscape.

Understanding the Marketplace and Customer Needs

  • Needs: States of felt deprivation
  • Wants: Shaped by culture and individual personality
  • Demands: Backed by buying power
  • Market offerings: A combination of products, services, information, experiences offered to satisfy needs or wants.
  • Marketing myopia: Focusing only on existing wants, missing underlying needs.
  • Exchange: Obtaining a needed object from someone by offering something in return.
  • Market: Set of actual and potential buyers of a product or service.
  • Consumer purchasing activity includes searching for products, information, and making purchases.
  • Modern Marketing System: Key parties and their interactions – Suppliers, company, marketers, intermediaries, and final consumer, with all parties adding value.

Marketing Management Orientations

  • Production concept: Products that are highly available and affordable.
  • Product concept: Products featuring quality, performance, and features
  • Selling concept: Firm undertaking large-scale selling and promotion efforts to push products
  • Marketing concept: Satisfying target market needs better than competitors
  • Societal marketing concept: Businesses should consider society's interests alongside consumer wants

Marketing Mix (Four Ps)

  • Product: The good, service, or idea offered to the market.
  • Price: The amount of money exchanged for the product.
  • Promotion: Communicating the value proposition to the customer.
  • Place: Getting the product to the customer (distribution).

Customer Relationship Management

  • Customer relationship management (CRM): Building and maintaining profitable relationships by delivering superior customer value and satisfaction.
  • Relationship building blocks: Difference between total customer perceived benefits and customer costs, satisfaction is measured by matching perceived performance to customer expectations

Customer Engagement Marketing

  • Fosters direct and continuous customer involvement
  • Engages customers in a non-intrusive way
  • Addresses customers’ interest (e.g., dogs)

Consumer-Generated Marketing

  • Brand exchanges are created by consumers themselves, with consumers playing a significant role in shaping brand experiences.

Share of Customer

  • The portion of the customer's purchasing that a company receives in a particular product category.

Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV)

  • The total value of purchases a customer makes during their lifetime.
  • Companies need to focus on customer relations for longer-term success.

Customer Relationship Groups

  • Strangers: Low profitability, little loyalty
  • Butterflies: Profitable, but not loyal
  • True friends: Profitable and loyal
  • Barnacles: Highly loyal, but not very profitable

Changing Marketing Landscape

  • Changing Economic Environment: Pandemic-driven economic downturns and reductions in consumer spending.
  • Digital Age: Characterized by Internet of Things (IoT) and the use of digital marketing.
  • Growth of Not-for-Profit Marketing: Growth of marketing for non-profit organizations to attract support and memberships.
  • Rapid Globalization: Companies develop a global perspective on operations and markets.
  • Sustainable Marketing: Business ethics and social responsibility are critical aspects of modern marketing.

Additional Notes

  • Modern marketing is primarily about creating value for and building relationships with customers.
  • Firms should focus on understanding customer needs and crafting strategies that meet those needs better than competitors.

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This quiz covers essential concepts in integrated marketing, including the marketing mix, management orientations, and customer relationship strategies. Test your understanding of how various elements interact and influence marketing success, particularly in today's digital landscape.

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