Marketing Mix
Target Market
Product Service Management
Product Life Cycle
Marketing Information Management(MIM)
100

The 1st thing in the "Marketing Mix" refers to what you are offering

What is Product?

100

Segmentation based on age, gender, income, education, etc.

What is Demographic?

100

The term for different products, and the variations of those products 

Product Mix

100

This stage typically requires high investment in advertising and making consumers aware of the product and its benefits

What is Introduction?

100

Collecting new data directly from sources to answer a current question or explore a specific topic

What is Primary Research?

200

This part of the "Marketing Mix" refers to the value or cost associated with the product/service

What is Price?

200

Segmentation based on location, like city or region

What is Geographic?

200

The number of different product lines a company offers

What is Product Width?

200

This stage includes differentiation from the competition and refining based on customer feedback, resulting in increased sales and higher revenue

What is Growth?

200

Analyzing data that has already been collected, organized, and published by others

What is Secondary Research?

300

This part of the "Marketing Mix" refers to where you find the product/service

What is Place?

300

Segmentation based on lifestyle, values, and personality

What is Psychographic?

300

The number of variations within a single product line, such as different sizes, colors, or features

What is Product Depth?

300

This stage is the most profitable where sales typically peak and stabilize

What is Maturity?

300

This type of research involves a small group of carefully chosen people brought together to discuss a specific product, service, idea, or topic

What is a Focus Group?

400

This part of the "Marketing Mix" refers to how you communicate about your product/service

What is Promotion?

400

Segmentation based on buying habits, brand loyalty, and product usage

What is Behavioral?

400

A company has a variety of product categories such as clothing, food, and gardening. These categories are an example of this

What are Product Lines?

400

This stage may experience market saturation, increased competition, and loss of some market share

What is Decline?

400

Method of testing two or more versions of a product/service/message against each other to see which performs better

What is A/B or Bucket or Split Testing?

500

The "Marketing Mix" is often referred to by this name that references the first letter of the words used

What is the 4 P's?

500

Strategy of defining your Target Market in 4 different categories

What is Market Segmentation?

500

CRM - Customer Relationship Management (e.g. Salesforce); and PM - Project Management (e.g. Monday.com), are examples of this (hint: SaaS)

What is Software as a Service?

500
The product life cycle naturally promotes this implementation of new ideas

What is innovation?

500

Pairing Google star ratings (how many), with customer comments (why), gives you these 2 types of research. Hint - they both start with the letter "q"

What is Quantitative and Qualitative?
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