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Quel est le rôle majeur du développement durable dans le marketing ?
Quel est le rôle majeur du développement durable dans le marketing ?
Le développement durable joue un rôle majeur dans le "nouveau" marketing, car il est devenu un facteur déterminant pour les consommateurs et les entreprises.
Quels sont les trois piliers du développement durable ?
Quels sont les trois piliers du développement durable ?
Quel est le niveau le plus intégré à la stratégie marketing ?
Quel est le niveau le plus intégré à la stratégie marketing ?
Le niveau 3. La stratégie intégrative est le niveau le plus intégré, car elle place le développement durable au cœur de la marque.
La stratégie défensive consiste à respecter la réglementation et les normes.
La stratégie défensive consiste à respecter la réglementation et les normes.
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Quelles sont les deux étapes clés de l’analyse de l’environnement ?
Quelles sont les deux étapes clés de l’analyse de l’environnement ?
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Quelle est la première étape de la stratégie marketing ?
Quelle est la première étape de la stratégie marketing ?
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Quel est le nom de l’outil d’analyse de l’environnement interne et externe ?
Quel est le nom de l’outil d’analyse de l’environnement interne et externe ?
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Associez les termes avec leurs définitions :
Associez les termes avec leurs définitions :
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Comment est appelée la pyramide qui décrit la hiérarchie des besoins selon Maslow ?
Comment est appelée la pyramide qui décrit la hiérarchie des besoins selon Maslow ?
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Les besoins d'estime sont un besoin de base selon Maslow.
Les besoins d'estime sont un besoin de base selon Maslow.
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Quels sont les deux types d’intermédiaires de marché ?
Quels sont les deux types d’intermédiaires de marché ?
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Quels sont les trois types de marché ?
Quels sont les trois types de marché ?
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Qu'est-ce qu'une marque forte ?
Qu'est-ce qu'une marque forte ?
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Qu'est-ce que le capital marque ?
Qu'est-ce que le capital marque ?
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Quels sont les trois niveaux de produits ?
Quels sont les trois niveaux de produits ?
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La gamme de produit est un ensemble de produits qui ont un air de famille mais avec des traits différents.
La gamme de produit est un ensemble de produits qui ont un air de famille mais avec des traits différents.
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Quels sont les trois types d’élasticité de la demande ?
Quels sont les trois types d’élasticité de la demande ?
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Qu'est-ce que le prix psychologique ?
Qu'est-ce que le prix psychologique ?
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Qu'est-ce que le merchandising ?
Qu'est-ce que le merchandising ?
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Quels sont les trois types de distribution ?
Quels sont les trois types de distribution ?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Marketing
- Marketing aims to identify and satisfy human needs, build profitable customer relationships, and attract new customers with superior value.
- Sustainability plays a crucial role in modern marketing, with three key pillars: social, economic, and environmental considerations.
- This involves creating value for the company and the consumer while taking environmental concerns into account.
- Marketing strategies are developed at different levels, including integrated, proactive, and defensive strategies.
Marketing Stages
- The marketing process begins with analyzing the internal and external environment (SWOT/PESTEL analysis) and setting objectives.
- Companies then develop a strategy encompassing segmentation, targeting, and positioning.
- A marketing mix (4Ps) is used: product, price, place, and promotion.
- The marketing effort is then implemented and monitored, and controlled.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- This outlines the fundamental needs driving human behavior, ranked from basic necessities to self-actualization.
- Physiological needs (e.g., food, water).
- Safety and security needs.
- Belonging and love needs.
- Esteem needs.
- Self-actualization needs.
- Needs higher up the hierarchy are only sought after if the ones below are satisfied.
Marketing Environment
- Microenvironment: includes the company, suppliers, distributors, customers, competitors, and other groups that have a direct influence on the company's ability to serve its customers.
- SWOT Analysis (internal strengths and weaknesses, external opportunities and threats): a tool to analyze a business's position in the market.
- Macroenvironment: encompasses factors that affect the entire marketing environment (political, economic, social, technological, and legal or ecological elements).
- This analysis helps to understand the overall market trends and the potential impact on the business.
- Services: both internal (production, purchasing) and external (distributors, customers).
Market Types
- Market analysis focuses on understanding existing and potential markets
- Different market structures exist, including monopolies (one seller), oligopolies (few sellers), and perfectly competitive markets (many sellers).
- Market concentration is crucial, focusing on whether the market is: dominant, fragmented, or has a clear market leader.
Market Share Calculations
- Calculations used to compare market performance across different scenarios (same market/differing markets).
- Market share is calculated as the ratio of a company's sales to the total market sales.
- Relative market share: the ratio of a company's market share to the market share of its largest competitor.
- Absolute market share: the total percentage of the market accounted for by a particular company.
Distribution and Accessibility
- Distribution measures the number of points of sale carrying a product and the market share of those retailers.
- Market penetration rates are calculated as the ratio of actual to potential market sales.
Market Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
- Segmentation: divides a broad market into smaller, more manageable groups with similar needs and characteristics (geographic, demographic, psychographic, behavioral).
- Target market selection: choosing which segment(s) to target.
- Positioning: defining the unique value of the product in the minds of customers in the target segment.
Branding
- A brand differentiates a product or service in the marketplace through a name, logo, and other elements.
- Brand equity is tied to the value generated by the brand, including factors such as brand awareness, brand image, and other consumer perceptions.
- Brand types: generic, house, umbrella, and multiple brands).
- Brand development stages: positioning, naming, and branding.
Product
- A product is an offering to the market that can be tangible (a physical good) or intangible (a service).
- Product levels (core, actual, augmented).
- Attributes, quality, and design are important elements in product development.
- Product categories (business-to-business, consumer goods).
Pricing
- Pricing strategies vary based on market forces and customer perceptions.
- Cost-based pricing considers production costs and desired margins.
- Demand-based pricing considers market value in relation to competitors.
Communication
- Communications strategy encompasses various activities used to inform, persuade, or remind customers about a brand and its products.
- Media mix, including traditional and digital channels, helps reach consumers effectively, depending on the product.
Distribution
- Distribution involves identifying the channels through which products reach the customer.
- Multiple channels need to be considered depending on the market type and potential target audience.
- Distribution systems can be intensive, selective, or exclusive.
Indicators of Performance
- Various indicators measure business performance at different levels (e.g., market share, sales figures, customer satisfaction).
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Description
Ce quiz explore les fondamentaux du marketing, y compris les stratégies de segmentation et le mélange marketing (4P). Il aborde également l'importance de la durabilité dans les pratiques marketing modernes et l'application de la hiérarchie des besoins de Maslow. Testez vos connaissances sur ces concepts essentiels pour réussir en marketing.