Marketing Pricing and Distribution Strategies

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What factors do marketers primarily consider when making pricing decisions?

  • Demand, competition, and personal preference
  • Historical pricing and customer feedback
  • Costs, demand, revenue, and the pricing environment (correct)
  • Only costs and competition

Which of the following is a primary objective of pricing strategies?

  • Aligning with personal beliefs about value
  • Maximizing customer churn
  • Increasing production costs
  • Meeting company profit goals and market positioning (correct)

What is a key consideration for job compensation in the context of pricing?

  • Offering the lowest pay to attract more candidates
  • Setting compensation based on personal salary expectations
  • Ignoring market demand and wage trends
  • Understanding industry standards and roles (correct)

How can the Internet influence pricing strategies?

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What role do psychological aspects play in pricing strategies?

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Flashcards

Pricing

The process of determining the price of a product or service, considering factors like costs, demand, competition, and business objectives.

Price Skimming

A strategy where a company sets a high initial price for a new product, often targeting early adopters and creating a sense of exclusivity.

Distribution Channel

A distribution channel is a network of organizations that work together to deliver a product or service from the producer to the final consumer.

Logistics

The process of planning, implementing, and controlling the physical flow of goods, services, and related information from the point of origin to the point of consumption.

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Supply Chain

A network of companies involved in the different processes of creating, producing, and delivering goods or services to customers.

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Study Notes

Learning Objectives - Pricing

  • 10.1: Understand the significance of pricing and how marketers establish pricing objectives.
  • 10.2: Describe how costs, demand, revenue, and the broader market environment impact pricing decisions.
  • 10.3: Learn key pricing strategies and tactics.
  • 10.4: Recognize opportunities presented by Internet pricing strategies and innovations in payment methods.
  • 10.5: Analyze psychological, legal, and ethical factors that shape pricing.
  • 10.6: Understand practical job considerations, how to set realistic expectations, and optimizing job prospects.

Learning Objectives - Distribution

  • 11.1: Define a distribution channel and identify types of wholesalers. Understand various distribution channels.
  • 11.2: List and clarify the steps in formulating a distribution channel strategy.
  • 11.3: Understand the concepts of logistics and supply chains.
  • 11.4: Learn how to effectively prepare for job interviews to increase chances of success.

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