Marketing, STP, PGS
Product
Price
Promotion
Place
100

Product, Price , Promotion, Place

What are the four P's of the Marketing Mix?

100

Product

What is the item or service being sold by the business to meet the needs of its customers?

100

Penetration Pricing

What is selling temporarily low to get a bigger market share

100

Promotion

What is the use of advertising to inform consumers and persuade them to buy a business's products?

100

Place

What is getting the right product to the right consumer at the right time in a way that is most convenient to consumers and most profitable to businesses?

200

Marketing

What is the process of identifying, anticipating  and satisfying customer wants & needs in a profitable way?

200

Brand

What is the name or symbol that represents the product, to differentiate the product from other competitors?

200

Selling at a high price to give an image of luxury and exclusivity

What is premium pricing?

200

Advertising

What are billboards, print commercials, website banners, and television commercials examples of?

200

Three channel network

What is a distribution network made of producer, agent, wholesaler, retailer, and consumer?

300

Segmenting the market

What is to divide the market according to: their gender, age, religion, culture, etc?

300

Five stages of the Product Life Cycle

What are Development, Introduction, Growth, Maturity, and Decline?

300

Predatory Pricing

What is pricing low with the intention of bankrupting the competition (this is illegal in many countries)?

300

Above the Line advertising

What is the marketing strategy of hiring an ad agency to create expensive mass media advertisements like commercials and print ads?

300

Agents

What are the people or businesses who help producers enter a new country and find wholesalers, retailers, and other distribution channels to sell their products?

400

An alternative definition of Marketing

What is managing customer relationships, which benefits numerous key stakeholder groups?

400

Selling old products to new markets

What is "Extending the Product Life Cycle"

400

Loss Leader pricing (example gaming consoles)

What is selling products at a loss so customers will buy a related product? Example: Sony loses money on Playstation and earns from selling games

400

Public relations

What are attention-getting activities that encourage media and news to cover the event and generate positive publicity for the business?

400

Wholesalers

What are businesses who buy in bulk from producers, then stores and transports the products to retailers?

500

Cost Focus

Keeping costs low by focusing on a small market or a small area. Ex. Warung

500

Product (alternative meaning)

What word did Mr. Joel ban from all 4,6, and 10 point answers?

500

Cost plus pricing

What is the pricing method of adding a percentage of profit to total unit cost?

500

Trade Fairs

What are industry events where many companies get together to promote, demonstrate, and launch their products?

500

Difference between Agents and Distributors

The agent does not own the products, and only earns a precentage of sales, and a distributor buys the product from the producer, owns the goods, and takes the risk of the goods not selling is an explanation of which difference?

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