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What is the primary goal of establishing a brand in consumers' conversations and lives?
What is the primary goal of establishing a brand in consumers' conversations and lives?
- To limit product availability
- To enhance consumer loyalty (correct)
- To reduce marketing costs
- To increase product prices
Which of the following factors must be considered when creating a marketing strategy?
Which of the following factors must be considered when creating a marketing strategy?
- Celebrity endorsements
- Customer demographics
- Business objectives (correct)
- Company location
Which of the following stages is NOT part of the marketing planning process?
Which of the following stages is NOT part of the marketing planning process?
- Strategic Management
- Financial Analysis (correct)
- Market Segmentation
- SWOT Analysis
What is a key component of a marketing audit?
What is a key component of a marketing audit?
What does the SWOT analysis in a marketing plan primarily assess?
What does the SWOT analysis in a marketing plan primarily assess?
Which of the following strategies focuses on creating a unique identity for a brand?
Which of the following strategies focuses on creating a unique identity for a brand?
In which part of the marketing plan would you find background data about competition?
In which part of the marketing plan would you find background data about competition?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a 4 P's elements in strategic marketing?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a 4 P's elements in strategic marketing?
What is the primary reason consumers choose among market offerings?
What is the primary reason consumers choose among market offerings?
What should a company aim for regarding customer expectations of their market offering?
What should a company aim for regarding customer expectations of their market offering?
Which of the following statements best describes the concept of exchange in marketing?
Which of the following statements best describes the concept of exchange in marketing?
What element is NOT essential for a successful exchange?
What element is NOT essential for a successful exchange?
What aspect is NOT directly related to the creation of value?
What aspect is NOT directly related to the creation of value?
In a market context, customer satisfaction is most closely tied to which of the following?
In a market context, customer satisfaction is most closely tied to which of the following?
Which process is emphasized as the core concept of marketing?
Which process is emphasized as the core concept of marketing?
What is an outcome of successful market offering alignment with customer expectations?
What is an outcome of successful market offering alignment with customer expectations?
What is the primary focus of Marketing Theory?
What is the primary focus of Marketing Theory?
Which of the following best describes transactional exchanges?
Which of the following best describes transactional exchanges?
How does customer-engagement marketing differ from traditional marketing?
How does customer-engagement marketing differ from traditional marketing?
What is a key characteristic of relational exchanges?
What is a key characteristic of relational exchanges?
In B2C transactions, which outcome is primarily sought?
In B2C transactions, which outcome is primarily sought?
Which of the following types of exchanges involves both lucrative and non-lucrative aspects?
Which of the following types of exchanges involves both lucrative and non-lucrative aspects?
What is the relationship between Customer Lifetime Value and customer loyalty in B2C marketing?
What is the relationship between Customer Lifetime Value and customer loyalty in B2C marketing?
Which element is NOT a component of customer engagement strategy?
Which element is NOT a component of customer engagement strategy?
What is a key distinction between needs, wants, and demands in marketing?
What is a key distinction between needs, wants, and demands in marketing?
Which of the following best describes 'wants' in the context of marketing?
Which of the following best describes 'wants' in the context of marketing?
How does marketing create value, according to the principles outlined?
How does marketing create value, according to the principles outlined?
What role do value propositions play in marketing?
What role do value propositions play in marketing?
Which of the following is NOT a state of deprivation related to needs?
Which of the following is NOT a state of deprivation related to needs?
What is the main focus of marketing beyond advertising and selling?
What is the main focus of marketing beyond advertising and selling?
How do services differ from goods in a marketing context?
How do services differ from goods in a marketing context?
Which factor does NOT influence the formation of consumer wants?
Which factor does NOT influence the formation of consumer wants?
What is a potential obstacle to developing effective marketing strategies?
What is a potential obstacle to developing effective marketing strategies?
Which aspect is least likely to be considered a direct component of the marketing process?
Which aspect is least likely to be considered a direct component of the marketing process?
Flashcards
Needs
Needs
The fundamental requirements for human survival and well-being, such as food, water, shelter, and safety.
Wants
Wants
The specific forms that needs take as they are influenced by culture, individual personality, and social factors. These are often shaped by desires and aspirations.
Demands
Demands
Wants that are backed by purchasing power. This means a customer has the desire and the financial means to acquire a product or service.
Marketing
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The Marketing Process
The Marketing Process
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Value Proposition
Value Proposition
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Customer Satisfaction
Customer Satisfaction
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Customer Loyalty
Customer Loyalty
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Marketing Strategy
Marketing Strategy
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Marketing Plan
Marketing Plan
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Customer Value
Customer Value
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Market Offering
Market Offering
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Exchange
Exchange
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Transaction
Transaction
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Relationship Marketing
Relationship Marketing
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High Expectations Strategy
High Expectations Strategy
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Non-lucrative Exchange
Non-lucrative Exchange
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Relational exchange
Relational exchange
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Transactional Exchange
Transactional Exchange
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Restricted Exchange
Restricted Exchange
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Generalized Exchange
Generalized Exchange
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Complex Exchange
Complex Exchange
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Customer-engagement marketing
Customer-engagement marketing
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Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
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SWOT Analysis
SWOT Analysis
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Marketing Process
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4 P's of Marketing
4 P's of Marketing
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Study Notes
Strategic Marketing
- The course covers strategic marketing, encompassing aspects from needs and wants to value and loyalty, transactions, relationships, and marketing plans.
- The scope includes Needs, Wants, and Demands, Goods, Services, and Experiences, Value, Satisfaction, and Loyalty, Transactions and Relations, and The Marketing Plan.
- Marketing is a social and managerial process enabling individuals and groups to obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging value with others.
Marketing: Needs, Wants, and Demands
- Needs are states of deprivation (physical, social, individual).
- Wants are shaped by culture and individual personality.
- Demands are wants backed by the ability to buy.
- The marketing process includes understanding the marketplace, creating value for customers, and building relationships with them.
- Capture value from customers to create profits and customer equity.
Goods, Services, and Experiences
- A product is a good, service, or an experience
- Market offering combines products, services, and experiences that provide value.
Value, Satisfaction, and Loyalty
- Companies develop value propositions replying to consumer demands.
- Consumers choose based on perceptions of customer value and satisfaction.
- The conceptual difference between market offerings and customer expectations is crucial.
Exchanges, Transactions, and Relations
- Exchange involves obtaining a desired object by offering something in return.
- Conditions for exchange include participation from at least two parties, each with something of value, and the freedom to accept or reject.
- Exchange happens when both parties agree.
- Marketing theory examines why people/organizations engage in exchanges and how these are created, resolved or avoided.
- Types of exchanges include lucrative, non-lucrative, restricted, and generalized exchanges.
Customer Engagement Marketing
- Fosters direct and continuous customer involvement to shape brand conversations and experiences.
- It's more than just selling a brand; it's about creating meaningful engagement.
- Determining whether all customers are worth the effort is a crucial consideration.
The Marketing Plan
- No one-size-fits-all strategy exists; companies must develop a plan that aligns with their unique situation, opportunities, objectives, and resources.
- Stages include strategic plan, marketing process, and ways of putting the plan into action.
- Includes elements like mission, strategic audit, SWOT analysis, objectives, marketing strategy, mix, budgets, and controls.
- A marketing plan encompasses analysis, planning, implementation, and control phases.
Latest Trends
- The latest trends in marketing include emotional marketing, online marketing, viral marketing, geo-marketing, and neuro-marketing.
- Viral Marketing, Geo-marketing and Neuromarketing are highlighted.
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Explore the fundamental concepts of strategic marketing, including the distinctions between needs, wants, and demands. This quiz covers the creation and exchange of value in the marketing process, as well as the development of marketing plans. Understand how goods, services, and experiences fit into this strategy.
