Market Research and Product Development Overview

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What is the primary focus of market research?

  • Understanding customer needs and market trends (correct)
  • Setting strategic prices
  • Creating a unique brand identity
  • Managing product variations

Which of the following is NOT an example of product development?

  • Managing product variations
  • New product design
  • Product testing
  • Logo design (correct)

What is a key aspect of effective branding?

  • Conducting competitor analysis
  • Developing a unique identity for the business (correct)
  • Managing distribution channels
  • Setting competitive prices

Which pricing strategy involves setting prices based on customer perceptions of value?

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What does digital marketing primarily utilize?

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Customer relationship management primarily aims to:

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Which of the following best describes consumer behavior?

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What does sustainability marketing focus on?

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What is the aim of public relations in relation to a company's image?

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What aspect of customer feedback can contribute to improved services?

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In a SWOT analysis, what would classified as an opportunity for a business?

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How does Starbucks encourage brand loyalty?

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Which of the following best describes lead generation?

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What does Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) represent?

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Which of the following best defines Brand Awareness?

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What is a Competitive Advantage?

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How is Return on Investment (ROI) calculated?

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What is the main purpose of market segmentation?

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What does the Sales Funnel illustrate?

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What defines a target market?

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What is Customer Engagement primarily focused on?

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What role does Market Research play in a business?

<p>Analyzes consumer needs and market trends. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does brand positioning relate to competitors?

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What are Promotional Strategies used for?

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What does a value proposition provide to customers?

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What are the 4Ps of the marketing mix?

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What factor might significantly influence consumer behavior according to market research?

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Which of these is a key element of digital marketing?

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What is a primary goal of using social media in marketing?

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Flashcards

Market Research

Understanding customer needs and market trends using methods like surveys, focus groups, and competitor analysis.

Product Development

Creating and managing products/services, including design, testing, and updates.

Branding

Developing a unique identity for a business using logo, message, and values.

Pricing

Setting competitive and strategic prices for products or services.

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Promotion

Communicating value to customers through channels like social media, ads, and PR.

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Distribution

Ensuring products reach customers through retail, e-commerce, or other methods.

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CRM

Building customer loyalty through programs, personalized marketing, and excellent service.

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Digital Marketing

Using online platforms to reach customers using ads, social media, and content.

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Sales & Lead Gen

Converting potential customers into paying ones.

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Ethical Marketing/CSR

Promoting socially responsible practices.

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Consumer Behavior

Studying why people buy things, including habits and preferences.

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Analytics/Performance Measurement

Tracking marketing campaign data to measure success.

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Sustainability Marketing

Promoting eco-friendly products and practices.

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Market Segmentation

Dividing a large market into smaller, more focused groups with shared traits.

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Target Market

The specific group of customers most likely to buy a product.

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Brand Positioning

How a brand is seen compared to its competitors.

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Value Proposition

The unique benefits a product offers to customers.

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Marketing Mix (4Ps)

Product, Price, Place, and Promotion strategies.

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Consumer Behavior

Understanding why customers make buying decisions.

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Digital Marketing & Social Media

Using online platforms to connect with customers.

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Public Relations (PR)

Managing a company's image through media relations and communication strategies.

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Customer Satisfaction

Collecting and acting on customer feedback to improve products and services.

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SWOT Analysis

Analyzing internal and external factors that affect a business.

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Brand Loyalty

Customers' preference for a particular brand over others.

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KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)

Metrics used to measure the success of marketing efforts.

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Lead Generation

Attracting and converting potential customers.

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Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

The total predicted revenue a business expects from one customer throughout their relationship.

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Brand Awareness

How well customers recognize and remember a brand.

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Competitive Advantage

Something that lets a company do better than its rivals, like offering better products or lower prices.

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Return on Investment (ROI)

Measuring how profitable a marketing investment is.

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Sales Funnel

The steps a customer takes from learning about a product to buying it.

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Customer Engagement

Ways to interact with customers to build a strong relationship.

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Market Research

Collecting and analyzing data to understand customer needs and market trends.

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Promotional Strategies

Methods for increasing sales or brand awareness using discounts, offers, and campaigns.

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Study Notes

Market Research

  • Understanding customer needs and market trends
  • Methods: Surveys, focus groups, customer feedback, competitor analysis, data analytics

Product Development

  • Creating and managing products or services
  • Examples: New product design, product testing, managing product variations, product updates

Branding

  • Developing a unique identity
  • Examples: Logo design, brand messaging, brand values, brand positioning

Pricing

  • Setting competitive and strategic prices
  • Examples: Competitive pricing, premium pricing, discount strategies, value-based pricing

Promotion

  • Communicating value through various channels
  • Examples: Social media marketing, TV commercials, email campaigns, influencer marketing, sales promotions, public relations

Distribution

  • Ensuring products are available to customers
  • Examples: Retail distribution, e-commerce platforms, supply chain management, logistics

Customer Relationship Management

  • Building long-term customer loyalty
  • Examples: Customer loyalty programs, personalized marketing, customer service interactions, post-purchase follow-ups

Digital Marketing

  • Using online platforms to reach customers
  • Examples: Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Instagram marketing, content creation (blogs, videos), SEO, email newsletters

Sales and Lead Generation

  • Converting prospects into customers
  • Examples: Social media campaigns, influencer partnerships, content sharing, community engagement

Ethical Marketing and CSR

  • Promoting socially responsible practices
  • Examples: Sustainability initiatives, charitable donations, ethical sourcing, environmental campaigns

Consumer Behavior

  • Studying how and why people make purchasing decisions
  • Examples: Consumer buying patterns, decision-making processes, brand preferences, motivation behind purchases

Analytics and Performance Measurement

  • Tracking marketing campaign data
  • Examples: Website traffic analysis, conversion rates, customer engagement metrics, ROI (return on investment) tracking

Sustainability Marketing

  • Promoting environmentally friendly and sustainable products and services
  • Examples: Green products, eco-friendly packaging, carbon offset programs, promoting ethical sourcing

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