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What is one of the primary purposes of branding?
What is one of the primary purposes of branding?
- To focus solely on advertising.
- To integrate marketing strategies for product identity. (correct)
- To eliminate competition.
- To increase product pricing.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good brand?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good brand?
- Difficult to pronounce (correct)
- Easy to remember
- Positive and inspiring
- Unique
Which characteristic of a good brand describes its ability to evolve into other product categories?
Which characteristic of a good brand describes its ability to evolve into other product categories?
- Positive and inspiring
- Easy to remember
- Extendable (correct)
- Unique
Why is establishing reliability and trustworthiness important in branding?
Why is establishing reliability and trustworthiness important in branding?
What aspect of branding focuses on distinguishing a product from its competitors?
What aspect of branding focuses on distinguishing a product from its competitors?
What is the primary goal of selling as described in the content?
What is the primary goal of selling as described in the content?
Which activity best exemplifies sales promotion?
Which activity best exemplifies sales promotion?
Identify a method used in sales promotion that entices consumers directly at the point of purchase.
Identify a method used in sales promotion that entices consumers directly at the point of purchase.
What is the purpose of public relations in a business context?
What is the purpose of public relations in a business context?
Which of the following is an example of a below-the-line promotion?
Which of the following is an example of a below-the-line promotion?
What type of promotion is aimed at improving the overall image of a brand?
What type of promotion is aimed at improving the overall image of a brand?
Which of the following would NOT typically be considered a sales promotion tactic?
Which of the following would NOT typically be considered a sales promotion tactic?
Which promotional strategy would include using billboards and bus advertisements?
Which promotional strategy would include using billboards and bus advertisements?
What is the purpose of a brand as described in the content?
What is the purpose of a brand as described in the content?
Which of the following is considered a tangible element of brand management?
Which of the following is considered a tangible element of brand management?
In what way does the rubric evaluate video submission creativity?
In what way does the rubric evaluate video submission creativity?
How many points can be awarded for the clarity of the topic in the video?
How many points can be awarded for the clarity of the topic in the video?
Which of the following does NOT fall under the technical content in the assessment?
Which of the following does NOT fall under the technical content in the assessment?
What is one of the criteria for submission time in the video rubric?
What is one of the criteria for submission time in the video rubric?
Which aspect is included in the intangible elements of brand management?
Which aspect is included in the intangible elements of brand management?
How is the overall communication of the message in the video evaluated?
How is the overall communication of the message in the video evaluated?
What is the primary purpose of the marketing mix in new product development?
What is the primary purpose of the marketing mix in new product development?
Which of the following accurately describes the three levels of a product?
Which of the following accurately describes the three levels of a product?
What does the 'Place' aspect of the marketing mix refer to?
What does the 'Place' aspect of the marketing mix refer to?
Which pricing strategy involves setting a low initial price to gain market share?
Which pricing strategy involves setting a low initial price to gain market share?
What is the primary difference between skimming and penetration pricing strategies?
What is the primary difference between skimming and penetration pricing strategies?
Which of the following is NOT considered a core benefit of a product?
Which of the following is NOT considered a core benefit of a product?
What role does price play in the marketing mix?
What role does price play in the marketing mix?
Which strategy would likely increase customer loyalty by offering multiple products together at a reduced price?
Which strategy would likely increase customer loyalty by offering multiple products together at a reduced price?
What pricing strategy involves setting prices based on the costs of production?
What pricing strategy involves setting prices based on the costs of production?
Which pricing strategy is aimed at creating an illusion of lower prices to consumers?
Which pricing strategy is aimed at creating an illusion of lower prices to consumers?
What does premium pricing imply about the product?
What does premium pricing imply about the product?
Which pricing method involves adding an additional service or product to enhance revenue?
Which pricing method involves adding an additional service or product to enhance revenue?
What is the primary focus of promotion in marketing?
What is the primary focus of promotion in marketing?
How does product line pricing differentiate products within the same brand?
How does product line pricing differentiate products within the same brand?
What defines cost plus pricing?
What defines cost plus pricing?
What does competitive pricing rely on?
What does competitive pricing rely on?
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Study Notes
Role of Marketing Mix in Product Development
- Marketing mix aids in new product development and enhances product portfolios.
- Serves as a guide for improving overall business practices and strategies.
- Facilitates product differentiation, helping businesses stand out in the market.
- Promotes adaptability and responsiveness to market changes.
Understanding Products
- A product includes physical goods, services, or ideas created to meet customer needs.
- Three levels of a product:
- Core Benefits: The fundamental reason for purchase.
- Physical Characteristics: The tangible aspects that influence selection.
- Augmented Benefits: Additional features that provide extra value.
Importance of Place (Distribution)
- Place refers to the medium or location where products are offered to consumers.
Pricing Strategies
- Price reflects the value assigned by the entrepreneur after considering costs and competition.
- It is the only component of the marketing mix that generates revenue.
Common Pricing Strategies
- Bundling: Offering multiple products/services at a reduced price.
- Penetration pricing: Setting low introductory prices to capture market share, with plans to increase later.
- Skimming: Starting with high prices that are reduced over time to attract a broader market.
- Competitive pricing: Aligning prices with competitors.
- Product line pricing: Differentiating prices among similar products in a line.
- Psychological pricing: Using pricing strategies that appeal to emotional responses, e.g., pricing at P199 instead of P200.
- Premium pricing: Setting high prices to convey exclusivity and superiority.
- Optional pricing: Adding extra features or services for an additional fee.
- Cost-based pricing: Pricing based on the cost of production with a desired profit margin.
- Cost plus pricing: Markup is based on a fixed percentage of cost.
Promotion Techniques
- Promotion involves presenting products/services to meet public needs and desires.
Promotion Types
- Advertisement: Influencing customer choice through various media (TV, online, print).
- Selling: The direct exchange of goods/services for payment, necessitating understanding target customers.
- Sales Promotion: Short-term incentives, like discounts or contests, to encourage immediate purchases.
- Public Relations: Building a positive image of the business to create trust and reputation with stakeholders.
Fundamentals of Brand Management
- Brand: Identity of a company or product, ensuring a promise of consistent quality to customers.
- Brand Management: Supervision of both tangible (product, packaging, pricing) and intangible (customer relationships) elements of a brand.
- Branding: Integrating marketing strategies to give identity and differentiate the product/service.
Characteristics of a Good Brand
- Unique and memorable.
- Extendable across product categories.
- Describes benefits and concrete qualities effectively.
- Positive and inspiring, ensuring positive perceptions in various languages.
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