Marketing Mix
Marketing Strategy
The 4 Ps
Additional Ps
Marketing Terms
100

What are the 4 components of the marketing mix?

Product, Price, Place, Promotion

100

What is a marketing strategy?

A game plan for reaching a target market, converting it to customers, and meeting company goals

100

Which P refers to the physical good or service sold?

Product 

100

Which additional P refers to employees who deliver the brand promise?

People

100

A stated, observable, measurable end result to be achieved within a timeframe

What is a goal?

200

What is the purpose of a marketing mix?

To strengthen a product's brand and help sell the product/service

200

What does a marketing strategy help a company reach?

Its marketing goals

200

Which P refers to the amount of money charged?

Price

200

Which P refers to how a product is delivered?

Process

200

A specific result to be achieved within a timeframe and available resources

What is an objective?

300

Why must the 4Ps work together?

Each P is interconnected and must work together

300

When is a marketing strategy created?

After marketing research is completed

300

Which P involves the location and method of buying?

Place

300

Result of physical elements associated with a service.

What is physical evidence?

300

A specific procedure/action used to support strategy

What is a tactic?

400

Give an example of how changing one P could affect another P.

Example: Lowering price may require different promotion or change where/how the product is sold

400

What determines the most successful combination of the 4Ps?

The combination of the 4Ps

400

Which P involves advertising, selling, and communicating with customers?

Promotion

400

What does packaging do for a product?

 attracts/allures customers and supports the product's presentation

400

The responsiveness of supply or demand to changes in price

What is elasticity?

500

What happens if one of the 4Ps is not successful?

The whole marketing mix does not work effectively

500

Why do marketing strategies need to be flexible?

Customers, buying patterns, competition, the economy, technology, and the business itself can change

500

Why must a company price a product higher than its total costs?

To earn a profit margin

500

What does “pairing” mean in marketing?

Bundling products together, such as pairing shampoo and conditioner

500

A readily available, interchangeable good/material bought and sold freely

What is a commodity?

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