Wild Card
4P's and Marketing Strategy
Consumer Behavior
Marketing Planning & Research
Segmentation & Targeting
100

This acronym's philosophy was inspired by a popular 90s rap group to remind us of who actually controls the market exchange process. 

What is B.R.E.A.M. (Buyers Rule Everything About Marketing)?

100

This refers to efforts undertaken by an organization to increase its sales, attract customers and achieve a competitive advantage

What is a marketing strategy?

100

This is the strong inner drive that compels a consumer to take action to satisfy a need.

What is motive/motivation? 

100

A comprehensive document detailing a company’s marketing strategy and tactics

What is a Marketing Plan Outline?

100

Dividing the market into groups of potential buyers  with shared wants/needs

What is segmentation? 

200

This term refers to the buyers who purchase products for their family or group use.

Who are Customers?

200

The communication tactics that occur between the company and the customer, and lets the public know about a product or experience 

What is promotion?

200

This is the name of the process consumers follow when making decisions about what to buy.

What is the Consumer Decision-Making Process?

200

Information collected directly from customers through surveys

What is primary data?

200

Identifying the right segments to focus marketing efforts on

What is targeting?

300
This acronym refers to sustainability strategies businesses employ to ensure that their company is acting ethically. Hint: it's values-driven to prop up a company's reputation. 

What is CSR (corporate social responsibility)?

300

to have a product in a specific region so that a business is able to use it's resources efficiently and provide that product when a customer needs it

what is place? 

300

This factor influencing consumer decisions includes shared beliefs, values, and customs, explaining why Valentine's Day products appear in December.

What is Culture? 

300

these make sure that communication tactics support the enterprise level business goals.

What are marketing objectives? 

300

How often a consumer buys a product, shows their loyalty to a business, or buys certain products during holiday occasions are examples of what segmentation method? 

What is Behavioristic Segmentation? 

400
This is Scout Motors' parent company, which is investing in the development of its EV vehicles here in SC. 

Who is Volkswagen? 

400

A 4-component framework used to tailor and focus a marketing campaign around a target audience. 

What is the marketing mix (4Ps)?

400

The stage where marketers should reinforce positive aspects of the product to reduce anxiety and encourage repeat sales.

What is post-purchase 

400

The first step in the marketing research process

what is identifying the problem?

400

segmentation method that groups people based on lifestyle, personality, and attitudes

What is psychographic segmentation?

500

This company's business level strategy is differentiation through innovation, design, and an interconnected ecosystem. 

Who is Apple? 

500

This tool for analysis considers market share and market growth potential for a company that has many different products or even many different lines of business, and wants to know where to further invest its resources. 

What is the purpose of a BCG matrix?

500

The process of how people develop knowledge through interactions with others, including imitating behaviors.

What is socialization?
500

You would use this method, including numerical data in areas like market share, pricing, and customer basket size to compare your company's performance against competitors. 

What is quantitative research? 

500

undifferentiated, differentiated, and concentrated

What are targeting strategies?

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