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What is included in the things offered to a market as part of a product?
What is included in the things offered to a market as part of a product?
- Physical objects, design, brand, package, label, price, service, advertising
- Physical objects, design, brand, package, label, price, service (correct)
- Physical objects, design, brand, package, label, price, service, distribution
- Physical objects, design, brand, package, label, price, service, warranty
What is the difference between consumer goods and industrial goods?
What is the difference between consumer goods and industrial goods?
- Consumer goods are produced for the personal use of the ultimate consumer, while industrial goods are produced for the personal use of the ultimate consumer
- Consumer goods are for personal use, while industrial goods are for industrial use
- Consumer goods are produced for the personal use of the ultimate consumer, while industrial goods are produced for industrial use (correct)
- Consumer goods are for industrial use, while industrial goods are for personal use
What is the purpose of branding a product?
What is the purpose of branding a product?
- To limit the market reach of the product
- To confuse consumers with multiple options
- To add unnecessary cost to the product
- To create a unique identity and differentiate from competitors (correct)
What is the significance of packaging and labeling in marketing a product?
What is the significance of packaging and labeling in marketing a product?
What does the product life cycle concept help in understanding?
What does the product life cycle concept help in understanding?
Who developed the concept and paradigm of transactional analysis?
Who developed the concept and paradigm of transactional analysis?
What is the primary focus of transactional analysis?
What is the primary focus of transactional analysis?
How does transactional analysis differ from Freudian psychoanalysis?
How does transactional analysis differ from Freudian psychoanalysis?
What did Eric Berne supplement Freud's philosophical construct with?
What did Eric Berne supplement Freud's philosophical construct with?
In transactional analysis, what is used as a basis for understanding behavior?
In transactional analysis, what is used as a basis for understanding behavior?
Flashcards
Consumer goods vs. Industrial goods
Consumer goods vs. Industrial goods
Consumer goods are for personal use, industrial goods are for business use.
Product components (beyond the physical)
Product components (beyond the physical)
A product includes design, brand, package, label, price, and service, not just the physical object.
Product branding purpose
Product branding purpose
Branding creates a unique identity to stand out.
Packaging/labeling's role
Packaging/labeling's role
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Product life cycle
Product life cycle
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Transactional Analysis focus
Transactional Analysis focus
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Transactional Analysis difference (Freud)
Transactional Analysis difference (Freud)
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Transactional Analysis foundation
Transactional Analysis foundation
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Transactional Analysis key method
Transactional Analysis key method
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Transactional Analysis developer
Transactional Analysis developer
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Study Notes
Product Offering
- A product offered to a market includes tangible and intangible aspects, such as quality, design, features, functionality, warranty, customer service, and brand image.
Classification of Goods
- Consumer goods are products intended for personal or household use, such as food, clothing, and electronics.
- Industrial goods are products used for production, manufacturing, or business operations, such as machinery, equipment, and raw materials.
Branding
- The purpose of branding a product is to create a unique identity, image, and reputation in the market, making it recognizable and differentiated from competitors.
Packaging and Labeling
- Packaging and labeling are crucial in marketing a product as they provide functional and aesthetic benefits, such as protection, convenience, and communication of product information.
Product Life Cycle
- The product life cycle concept helps in understanding the stages a product goes through, from introduction to growth, maturity, and decline, enabling businesses to plan and adapt their marketing strategies accordingly.
Transactional Analysis
- Eric Berne developed the concept and paradigm of transactional analysis, which is a social psychology theory.
- The primary focus of transactional analysis is on the transactions or interactions between individuals, examining the games, scripts, and structures that underlie human behavior.
- Transactional analysis differs from Freudian psychoanalysis in its focus on conscious, rational, and social aspects of behavior rather than the unconscious, instinctual, and childhood experiences.
- Eric Berne supplemented Freud's philosophical construct with the concept of ego states, which are Parent, Adult, and Child, as the basis for understanding behavior and interactions.
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Test your knowledge of product decisions in marketing management with this comprehensive quiz. Explore topics such as product classification, product life cycle, branding, packaging, and marketing of services. Evaluate your understanding of product mix decisions and new product development while learning about the reasons for product failure and the importance of product quality and customer service.
