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100

What is the first step to starting business?


Have a detailed plan.

100

The system of recording business transactions and analyzing, verifying, and reporting the results.

Accounting.

100

What is advertising?

Advertising is any non personal communication paid for by an identified sponsor.

100

what is the marketing concept?

The marketing concept is an approach to business that focuses on satisfying customers as the means of achieving profit goals.

100

1 + 1

2

200

What is the easiest way to limit risk in business?

Purchase existing business.

200

What is accounting referred to?

Language of business.

200

What group is effective advertising aimed at?

Target market.

200

what is customer satisfaction/

degree to which customers are pleased.

200

5 + 5

10

300

License to sell a company's goods

Franchise

300

What is the name for the rules of accounting?

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).


300

Ways advertising is done

  • Print Media: Tangible messages (newspapers, flyers, magazines)

  • Broadcast Media: Ads on television and radio

  • Outdoor Media: Billboards, ads on buses, etc.

  • Digital Advertisement: Using social media and other sites for advertising

300

What is customer experience?

The relationship the customer has with a good, service, or company. 

300

5 x 5

25

400

Written statements of goals

Business plan.
400

What is an audit?

An audit is a review of the financial statements of a business.

400

Main purpose of advertising.

persuade receivers.
400

Four P's for marketing?

Product, place, price, promotion.

400

10 x 10

100

500

A description of your business

Executive summary

500

What is the accounting equation?

A=L+E

500

Advertising campaign steps.

  1. Set campaign goals.

  2. Identify the target audience.

  3. Establish the budget.

  4. Select the media.

  5. Create the message.

  6. Establish the metrics.

  7. Analyze the results.

500

The 7 Functions of Marketing Cont.

  • Channel management handles activities involved in getting products through the different routes from the producers to the customers. These routes are called channels.

  • Marketing-information management (MIM) involves gathering and analyzing information about markets, customers, industry trends, new technology, and competing businesses. MIM is also called marketing research.

  • The market planning function is creating an actionable marketing plan designed to achieve business goals. Activities in market planning include identifying the target market. A target market is the specific group of customers whose needs a company will focus on satisfying.

    • Pricing directly affects the profit of a business. The pricing function handles all activities involved in setting acceptable prices for products. Financial information is used to set prices that cover costs and include a reasonable profit, as well as to adjust prices when conditions change.

    • The product/service management function determines which products a business should offer to meet customer needs. Activities can include developing new goods or services or improving a current one.

      • Promotion refers to the nonpersonal communication with customers that influences purchasing. It includes decisions about advertising, such as the type of ads to use and where to place them. It also includes decisions about personal selling, customer service, publicity, promotional events, and store design and layout.

    • Selling is all personal communications with customers. Selling activities include helping customers in a store, making sales presentations or product demonstrations.
500

100 x 100

10000

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