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What feature helps track revision progress?

  • Progress graphs
  • Color-coded notes
  • At-a-glance check boxes (correct)
  • Peer feedback

The Pearson Revise Revision Workbook is designed only for practicing mathematics.

False (B)

What does the Revise GCSE Study Skills Guide provide?

Hints and tips for effective learning

The Revise GCSE Revision Planner helps you to plan and organize your time, __________.

<p>step-by-step</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following Pearson revision resources with their main focus:

<p>Revise GCSE Study Skills Guide = Learning techniques Revise GCSE Revision Planner = Time organization Pearson Revise Revision Workbook = Topic practice Revise GCSE Exam Planner = Exam preparation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which feature is most likely to add value to a product?

<p>Unique combination of ingredients (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Keeping costs low while adding new features can improve a product's competitiveness.

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

What element can provide customers with a memorable experience when purchasing sandwiches?

<p>Free drink with every sandwich</p> Signup and view all the answers

A successful business often combines a range of _______ to improve value.

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Match the strategies to their benefits:

<p>Option C = Raising after-sales service Option D = Stronger brand image Option A = Lower prices Option B = Limited product features</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is considered a convenient packaging option?

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Customers are generally unwilling to pay more for better service.

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Name a key element that contributes to high levels of added value in a product.

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Which two of the following are key enterprise skills? (Select two answers)

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A business that successfully meets customer needs will discourage repeat purchases.

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What is crucial for a business to balance while making decisions about products and services?

<p>Price, quality, convenience, and customer needs</p> Signup and view all the answers

To be successful, a business must meet customer needs to encourage __________ purchases.

<p>repeat</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following factors that influence pricing:

<p>Quality = Higher quality may increase costs Convenience = Easier access can justify higher prices Customer needs = Understanding what customers want influences pricing Price = Must balance with quality and convenience factors</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following represents an important requirement for starting a new business?

<p>A willingness to take on a new venture (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A private limited company is registered through a public process.

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What must a business consider to price its products effectively?

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What is the primary focus of Theme 1?

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The role of entrepreneurship is not included in Theme 1.

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What does 'added value' refer to in a business context?

<p>The enhancement a company gives its product or service before offering it to customers.</p> Signup and view all the answers

The importance of _____ value is discussed in Theme 1.

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What is one of the topics covered under Theme 2?

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Market segmentation is a concept covered under Theme 1.

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What does a business typically seek to achieve through market research?

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_____ companies are characterized by having limited liability.

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Which of the following is NOT listed as a source of finance in the content?

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Match the following business concepts with their correct descriptions:

<p>Break-even analysis = Determines when total revenues equal total costs Market mapping = Visual representation of market positions Franchising = Business model allowing others to operate under a trademark Cash flow = Movement of money into and out of a business</p> Signup and view all the answers

The economy and business is a topic included in Theme 2.

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What is one key aspect of effective communication in business?

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_____ is an example of a principle of consumer law.

<p>Consumer protection</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is related to business operations and production?

<p>Managing stock (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name one influence on the marketing mix.

<p>Competition or customer preferences.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Globalization is only relevant to Theme 1.

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

What is a primary purpose of market research?

<p>To identify customer preferences and inform business decisions (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Market research can help reduce the risks associated with making business decisions.

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What demographic group represents the highest percentage in Lisa Gallagher's market research findings?

<p>Single – pensioner</p> Signup and view all the answers

Lisa Gallagher believes there is a growing market for __________ services.

<p>gardening</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following service types with their corresponding percentages:

<p>Single – no children = 10% Single – pensioner = 49% Couple – with children = 31% Couple – no children = 29%</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which household type had the lowest percentage in the study?

<p>Single – no children (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The study's data includes the percentage of couples with children who are interested in gardening services.

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What aspect of the business does market research help to understand?

<p>Customer opinions and trends</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a characteristic of secondary research?

<p>Less specific to needs (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Primary research is generally less accurate than secondary research.

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

What is one common method of primary research?

<p>Surveys</p> Signup and view all the answers

Secondary research is often conducted using sources like _____ and government reports.

<p>local newspapers</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each type of research with its description:

<p>Primary research = Collects new data directly from sources Secondary research = Uses existing data from past sources Qualitative research = Focuses on understanding behaviors and attitudes Quantitative research = Gathers numerical data for analysis</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a benefit of using social media for market research?

<p>Allows for cheap collection of information (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Focus groups are considered a part of secondary research.

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What is one effective outcome of using primary research?

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Flashcards

GCSE Business Revision Guide

A study aid for GCSE Business students, providing revision material and practice questions.

Target Grades

Specific predicted grades for each practice question provided on the study aid.

Pearson Revise Revision Workbook

A companion workbook providing guided practice and matching content to the revision guide.

Question Difficulty

A scale indicating the difficulty level of each exam-style question, helping students prepare accordingly.

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Revision Planner

A guide to help plan and manage revision time.

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Added Value

Features or benefits that make a product more desirable and competitive, increasing its value to the customer.

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Competitive Advantage

Features or benefits that distinguish a product from its competitors, giving it an edge in the market.

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Cost Control

Maintaining low costs while adding new features or benefits to a product.

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Product Features

Characteristics or attributes of a product that provide specific benefits to the customer.

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Product Benefits

Positive outcomes or advantages a customer receives from using a product.

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Unique Combination

A special blend of features and benefits that sets a product apart and appeals to a specific customer segment.

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Customer Willingness to Pay

The amount customers are prepared to spend for a product based on its perceived value, features, and benefits.

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Strategies for Added Value

Methods used to improve a product's features or benefits and increase its perceived value to customers.

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Dynamic Nature of Business

Businesses constantly change and adapt to factors like technology, customer needs, and competition. This ensures survival and success in a changing world.

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Business Risk vs. Reward

Every business decision involves risk, but also the potential for profit. Entrepreneurs weigh these factors to make informed choices.

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Role of Business Enterprise

Businesses create wealth, generate employment, and contribute to society by producing goods and services.

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Identify Customer Needs

Understanding what customers want and need from a product or service. This involves researching their preferences, pain points, and expectations.

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Entrepreneurship

The process of starting, developing, and managing a new business venture; taking risks and turning ideas into reality.

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Analyze Competitors

Examining the strengths and weaknesses of existing businesses in the same market. This helps identify opportunities for differentiation and competitive advantage.

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Customer Needs

The wants and desires of customers, which businesses must understand and fulfill to succeed.

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Identify Market Gaps

Finding areas within a market where there is unmet consumer demand or a lack of suitable products/services. This can lead to new business opportunities.

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Market Research Purpose: Inform Decisions

Collecting and analyzing data about customers, competitors, and the market to make informed business decisions. This reduces risk and helps companies make better choices.

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Market Research

Gathering and analyzing data about customers, competitors, and the market to make informed business decisions.

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Types of Market Research

Different methods used to gather information include surveys, focus groups, observations, and analyzing secondary data.

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Market Research Purpose: Understand Business Performance

Using market research to assess how a business is doing, such as customer satisfaction with products and services.This provides feedback for improvement.

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Market Research Data

The information collected through market research, used to understand customer preferences, market trends, and competitor analysis.

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Market Research Purpose: Track Market Trends

Analyzing market trends, such as growth rates and changing consumer preferences, to adapt business strategies. This helps stay relevant in a dynamic market.

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Market Research Example: Gardening Services

A study examining the demand for different gardening services among various household types. This helps understand market segments and potential service offerings.

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Market Segmentation

Dividing a broad target market into smaller, more specific groups with similar needs and characteristics.

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Market Mapping

Visual representation showing the position of different products or businesses within a market based on key factors.

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Market Research Data Analysis

Interpreting data collected from market research to draw conclusions and make informed decisions. This involves analyzing trends, patterns, and customer insights.

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Competition

Businesses competing to attract the same customers by offering similar products or services.

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Competitive Markets

Markets where many businesses offer similar products or services, leading to intense competition and lower prices.

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Business Aims & Objectives

Long-term goals and specific, measurable targets that guide a business's actions and decisions.

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Primary Research

Involves collecting original data directly from customers through methods like surveys, focus groups, or observations. It provides firsthand insights into customer experiences and preferences.

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Secondary Research

Utilizes existing information already gathered by others, such as market reports, industry data, or online articles. It's quicker and less expensive than primary research.

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Focus Groups

A group of people who are selected to participate in a discussion about a specific product or service, providing valuable qualitative feedback and insights about customer opinions.

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Surveys

Questionnaires that businesses distribute to collect data from a large group of people, gathering quantitative information on their preferences and needs.

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Observations

Involves watching and recording customer behavior in their natural environment to understand their decision-making processes and preferences.

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Social Media

A powerful tool for businesses to gather market research, collecting data on trends, customer opinions, and competitor actions.

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Market Reports

Published documents that provide detailed information on market trends, industry data, and competitor analysis, offering valuable insights into the market landscape.

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Enterprise Skills

Abilities needed to start and run a successful business, including taking risks, initiative, and raising funds.

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Repeat Purchase

When a customer buys the same product or service again, demonstrating satisfaction.

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New Customers

People who buy a product or service for the first time, expanding a business's reach.

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Customer Decision Factors

The aspects customers consider when choosing a product or service, including price, quality, convenience, and choice.

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Price

The amount a customer pays for a product or service, influenced by quality, convenience, and choice.

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Quality

The standard or excellence of a product or service, affecting customer satisfaction and price.

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Convenience

The ease and accessibility of acquiring a product or service, influencing customer choice.

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Study Notes

Revision Resources

  • The Pearson Revise Revision Workbook is designed for practicing mathematics
  • The Revise GCSE Study Skills Guide provides guidance on effective study techniques
  • The Revise GCSE Revision Planner helps you to plan and organize your revision time, it also provides useful tips for managing workload

Product Value

  • A new feature can add value to a product and increase its competitiveness.
  • Providing memorable customer experiences can increase product value.
  • A successful business often combines a range of strategies like effective marketing, customer service, and product innovation to improve value.

Customer Service

  • Convenient packaging can improve customer experience.
  • Customers are generally unwilling to pay more for better service.
  • A business's focus should be on meeting customer needs.
  • A business that successfully meets customer needs will encourage repeat purchases.

Business Strategy

  • A business must balance the costs of production with the price it charges its customers to ensure profitability.
  • A business must meet customer needs to encourage repeat purchases to be successful.
  • To be successful, a business must balance its need to satisfy customers and its need to be profitable.

Important Requirements for Starting a Business

  • Effective pricing is an important requirement for starting a new business.
  • Private limited companies are registered through a public process.
  • Businesses need to consider the cost of production, market demand, and competitor pricing when setting prices for their products.

Theme 1

  • The role of entrepreneurship is not included in Theme 1.
  • Added value refers to the features, benefits, or services a business provides that are beyond the basic product or service, and which make it more desirable to customers.
  • The importance of added value is discussed in Theme 1.
  • Theme 1 might cover topics like the role of the entrepreneur, the characteristics of a successful business, and innovation.
  • Market segmentation is a concept covered under Theme 1.

Theme 2

  • Market research can help reduce the risks associated with making business decisions.
  • Theme 2 focuses on business operations and the different factors that influence a business's success.
  • The economy and business is a topic included in Theme 2.
  • One of the topics covered under Theme 2 is market research.

Business Concepts

  • Limited liability companies are characterized by having limited liability, meaning that the owners are not personally liable for the debts of the business.
  • Public limited companies issue shares.
  • 'A contract' is an example of a principle of consumer law.
  • Public limited companies are owned by shareholders and are free to sell shares to the general public.

Marketing Mix

  • Globalization isn’t only relevant to Theme 1. It's a key factor influencing the marketing decisions of many businesses today.
  • The key elements within the marketing mix are product, price, place, and promotion.
  • A business's pricing strategy will be affected by both internal and external factors.

Market Research

  • A primary purpose of market research is to gain a better understanding of the needs, preferences, and behaviors of customers.
  • Focus groups are considered a part of primary research, not secondary.
  • Primary research can provide a business with a clear understanding of the target market.

Market Research Findings

  • ** Lisa Gallagher's market research findings indicate that the largest demographic group is people aged 35 to 49 years old.
  • Lisa Gallagher believes there is a growing market for gardening services.
  • The market research findings indicated that 40% of customers are families.
  • The market research findings indicate 10% of customers are single-person households.
  • The market research indicated that 20% of customers were single parents.
  • The study's data includes the percentage of couples with children who are interested in gardening services.

Research Types

  • One characteristic of secondary research is that it is often conducted using sources like journals and government reports.
  • A common form of primary research is customer surveys.
  • Primary research is generally more accurate than secondary research.
  • Primary research involves collecting data directly from the source.
  • Surveys are a useful primary research method for businesses.
  • Secondary research is often conducted using sources like journals and government reports.
  • Qualitative research focuses on understanding opinions and emotions.
  • Quantitative research gathers numerical data.

Social Media for Market Research

  • Focus groups are considered a part of primary research, not secondary.
  • Social media offers businesses the opportunity to create specific groups within their communities.
  • One effective outcome of using primary research is that businesses gain valuable insights into the needs and preferences of their target market.

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