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What is the primary focus of marketing according to the provided notes?
What is the primary focus of marketing according to the provided notes?
- Creating new products without considering consumer needs
- Understanding and meeting the needs and wants of customers (correct)
- Maximizing profits through aggressive sales tactics
- Developing a comprehensive marketing strategy without regard for buyers
Which of the following best describes 'demands' in marketing?
Which of the following best describes 'demands' in marketing?
- A desire for specific products backed by purchasing power (correct)
- An emotional appeal used to persuade customers
- A basic necessity for survival that cannot be influenced by marketers
- The ability to create new market trends regardless of consumer needs
Which statement accurately reflects the concept of 'needs, wants, and demands'?
Which statement accurately reflects the concept of 'needs, wants, and demands'?
- Wants are shaped solely by personal preferences without external influence.
- Needs can be created by marketers to stimulate consumer interest.
- Demands arise when customers have the resources to fulfill their wants. (correct)
- Needs and wants are identical and refer to the same concept.
What role does effective communication play in marketing?
What role does effective communication play in marketing?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of need?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of need?
What defines customer value?
What defines customer value?
Which of the following accurately describes customer satisfaction?
Which of the following accurately describes customer satisfaction?
Which of these elements is NOT part of the fundamental marketing program?
Which of these elements is NOT part of the fundamental marketing program?
Why is it important to understand customer needs and wants in the marketing process?
Why is it important to understand customer needs and wants in the marketing process?
What is the focus of mutually beneficial relationships in marketing?
What is the focus of mutually beneficial relationships in marketing?
Which of the following is included in the additional elements of a marketing program?
Which of the following is included in the additional elements of a marketing program?
What is the primary role of designing a consumer-driven marketing strategy?
What is the primary role of designing a consumer-driven marketing strategy?
What can lead to a consumer feeling dissatisfaction with a product?
What can lead to a consumer feeling dissatisfaction with a product?
Flashcards
Marketing Definition
Marketing Definition
Marketing is a business process focused on customer needs and wants in decision-making.
Marketing's Role (beyond a department)
Marketing's Role (beyond a department)
Marketing is a company's overall approach to doing business, including creating, delivering, and exchanging value.
Needs vs. Wants (in Marketing)
Needs vs. Wants (in Marketing)
Needs are basic human requirements (food, shelter), while wants are shaped by culture and desires.
Market Offerings
Market Offerings
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Needs, Wants, and Demands
Needs, Wants, and Demands
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Customer Value
Customer Value
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Customer Satisfaction
Customer Satisfaction
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Marketing Process (Functions)
Marketing Process (Functions)
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Marketing Information Systems
Marketing Information Systems
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Segmentation, Targeting, Differentiation, Positioning (STP)
Segmentation, Targeting, Differentiation, Positioning (STP)
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Integrated Marketing Program
Integrated Marketing Program
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4Ps (Marketing Mix)
4Ps (Marketing Mix)
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Market
Market
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Study Notes
Marketing Overview
- Marketing is a process encompassing how a company operates concerning customer needs and wants in decision-making.
- It goes beyond simply manufacturing; it focuses on understanding buyer behavior.
- Marketing is more than a department; it's a company-wide approach to doing business.
Marketing Aspects
- Product development and innovation play a role in providing value to customers.
- Two-way communication builds relationships with customers, stakeholders, and the public.
- Delivering goods and services efficiently through logistics and physical distribution is crucial.
- Exchange occurs when there is mutual benefit and value in transactions.
Core Marketing Concepts
- Needs are fundamental human requirements.
- Wants are shaped by culture and personality.
- Demands are backed by the ability to pay.
Customer Value
- Customer value is the difference between benefits and costs perceived by a customer.
- Benefits can be subjective, such as features or brand.
- Costs include monetary and non-monetary sacrifices.
Customer Satisfaction
- Customer satisfaction depends on actual performance matching perceived expectations.
- Positive customer experiences arise when expectations are met or exceeded.
- Negative experiences arise when expected performance is not achieved.
Exchanges and Relationships
- Exchanges involve transactions.
- Marketing involves building beneficial relationships that extend beyond exchanges.
- Stakeholders and customers are viewed as vital parts of the process; the focus is on mutually beneficial relationships.
Marketings
- Markets are where exchanges and transactions occur.
- Marketing involves interactions such as trading, shopping, etc.
Marketing Process
- Understanding needs and wants is the fundamental step.
- Strategies for delivering value, communicating with consumers, and building relationships are necessary.
- Policies and procedures must be implemented to effectively achieve marketing objectives, as well as the necessary information systems, consumer behavior, and environment scan.
CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility)
- Businesses have an obligation to act ethically and consider the impact on society.
- Customer needs and wants are evolving as society becomes more demanding.
Sustainability
- Using resources wisely ensures future generations can utilize them.
- Businesses have an ethical responsibility in considering environmental impact, global warming, and other important issues.
Value
- Value is the perceived worth of a product or service.
- Value proposition is the benefit a customer receives from the product or service.
- customer's assessment of received utility compared to the given cost or price is a factor for assessing value.
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