Marketing Mix
Marketing Information Management
Functions of Marketing
Economics
Mish Mash
100

Reminding, Informing and Persuading

Promotion

100

Technique for gathering data that involves asking people questions

Survey Method

100

Listening to customers needs and wants and taking action

Selling

100

When people’s wants exceed the resources

Scarcity

100

Items that don't wear out quickly

Durable Goods

200

Product, Price, Place and Promotion

Marketing Mix

200

Predictions about future events that are based on data, trends, & situational analysis.

Forecasts

200

The amount of money a business thinks it should charge for its product

Pricing

200

Choosing between two things that can’t be had or done  

Trade-off

200

One who actually uses the product or service

Consumer

300

Letting customers know that a product or service exists

Promotion

300

Gathering data from primary or secondary sources

Marketing Research

300

To get products from the producer to the end user

Channel Management

300

Quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied.

Equilibrium Price

300

Materials and substances found in nature that are used for economic gain

Natural Resources

400

A specific written document that outlines objectives, actions, and timelines

Marketing Plan

400

researching and analyzing original data collected from first-hand experience.

Primary Research

400

Delivering proactive and immediate support to customers  

Customer Service

400

The rivalry between companies selling similar products

Competition

400

The price a product or service actually sold for

Selling Price

500

A stated, observable and measurable end result

Goal

500

Non-numerical data that describes qualities and characteristics

Qualitative Data

500

Researching a business’s target market and customers

Marketing Information Management

500

The increase in the general level of prices in an economy

Inflation

500

A specific group of customers that are most likely to buy your product

Target Market

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