Marketing Principles
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Which element is NOT explicitly identified as part of the marketing management process?

  • Satisfying customer requirements
  • Identifying customer requirements
  • Ignoring competitor activities (correct)
  • Anticipating customer requirements

Marketing solely focuses on current consumer needs without considering future trends.

False (B)

Define 'value added' in the context of marketing.

Making goods and services more desirable for the end consumer

A key benefit of adding value to a product or service is that it becomes more ______ when compared to rivals.

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Which of the following best describes a 'market' in the context of marketing?

<p>Any situation where goods and services are traded or exchanged (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is profitability important in marketing?

<p>It allows for future investment in the business. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the marketing term with its correct description:

<p>Identifying = Understanding consumer requirements. Anticipating = Looking at future consumer trends. Satisfying = Meeting consumer requirements. Profitability = Making a margin of profit.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Exchange in marketing refers only to monetary transactions.

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Which marketing concept prioritizes large-scale, low-cost production, assuming customers primarily seek readily available and affordable products?

<p>Production Concept (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The selling concept is most effective when a product is already well-known and in high demand by the public.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary tool used in the marketing concept to understand customer desires and requirements?

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The __________ __________ extends the marketing concept by considering the well-being of the wider community and ethical practices.

<p>Societal Marketing</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each marketing concept with its primary focus:

<p>Production Concept = Low-cost, readily available products Product Concept = Superior product quality and features Selling Concept = Aggressive sales efforts to persuade customers Marketing Concept = Identifying and meeting customer needs through research</p> Signup and view all the answers

A company decides to promote its new line of organic, ethically sourced clothing. It emphasizes the environmental benefits and fair labor practices in its advertising. Which marketing orientation is the company primarily utilizing?

<p>Societal Marketing Concept (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A tech company develops a new smartphone with advanced features, emphasizing its superior performance and sleek design in its marketing. What is the company’s primary marketing focus?

<p>Product Concept (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Companies adopting the Production Concept greatly emphasize detailed market research to understand evolving customer preferences.

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Flashcards

Importance of Marketing

Satisfying and responding to changing market requirements.

Production Concept

Producing inexpensive products, assuming producers know customer needs best.

Selling Concept

Focusing on sales efforts to increase customer purchases.

Product Concept

Improving product quality and adding features to surpass competitors.

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Societal Marketing Concept

Balancing customer needs with societal and ethical considerations.

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Societal Marketing Goals

Meeting consumer needs while benefiting wider society ethically.

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Marketing Concept

Identifying customer wants/needs via market research.

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Ethical Promotions

Ensuring advertising is honest, respectful, and transparent.

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Marketing

The management process responsible for identifying, anticipating, and satisfying customer requirements profitably.

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Anticipating Customer Needs

Predicting future consumer desires and trends to stay ahead of the competition.

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Identifying Customer Needs

Understanding current and future customer needs through ongoing research and analysis.

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Satisfying Customer Needs

Meeting customer expectations by providing the right goods, price, time, and place.

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Profitability in Marketing

Generating enough revenue to reinvest in the business and ensure future growth.

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Market

Any setting where goods/services are traded and exchanged.

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Exchange

The process of trading goods/services between a firm and consumers.

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Value Added

Making products or services more appealing to consumers.

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Study Notes

  • Fundamentals of Marketing, Management of Business, Unit 2

Agenda

  • The concept of marketing
  • Implications of Different Marketing Concepts
  • The marketing environment
  • Market research
  • Principles of market segmentation

The Concept of Marketing

  • Marketing is the management process through which customer requirements are identified, anticipated and satisfied profitably.

Key Actions

  • Identifying: Understand consumer needs and perceptions regarding products/services
  • Anticipating: Predict future consumer requirements
  • Satisfying: Meeting consumer needs by providing the right goods, at the right price, at the right time, and in the right place
  • Profitability: Ensuring a profit margin to reinvest in the business and sustain marketing activities
  • Market: Any setting where goods and services are traded
  • Exchange: The process of trading between a firm and consumers
  • Value Added: Enhancing goods/services to make them more appealing to consumers, offering competitive edge, and potentially increasing product price

Importance of Marketing

  • Enables organizations to meet market demands
  • Facilitates easy sales by aligning production with consumer desires

Marketing Concepts

  • These represent the views companies hold regarding the purpose of marketing
  • There are five main concepts

Production Concept

  • Focuses on producing affordable products for customers
  • Assumes customers want readily available, inexpensive products
  • Encourages large-scale, low-cost production, successful in price-sensitive markets

Product Concept

  • Focuses on improving product quality and adding features
  • Companies continually improve existing products to surpass competitors

Selling Concept

  • Focuses on persuading customers to buy more
  • Provides support for products that may be less visible to the public
  • Useful for new products or when a firm has unsold stock

Marketing Concept

  • Focuses on identifying customer wants and needs through market research

Societal Marketing Concept

  • Seeks to meet consumer needs ethically and consider the wider societal impact
  • Considers how the company and products benefit society
  • Balances customer satisfaction, stakeholder interests, and company profits

Societal Marketing Considerations

  • Avoiding misleading or unethical advertising is a part of societal marketing
  • Cause-related marketing combines advertising with a good cause, such as donating a percentage of revenue to charity

Benefits and Disadvantages of Societal Marketing

  • Enhanced brand reputation, increased sales, and the perception of ethical conduct are key intrinsic benenfits
  • Potential suspicion and increased company costs are key disadvantages

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