MARKETING FORCES
GENERAL MARKETING
CREATING VALUE
ETHICS
STRATEGIC PLANNING
100
What are the 5 market forces which impact businesses?
Political

Global

Social

Economic 

100
What are the 4 P's of the Marketing Mix?

Product, Price, Place, Promotion 

100

States of FELT deprivation are known as these.

NEEDS

100

What are the two characteristics of ethical standards which make them a challenge?

nearly universal

culturally based 

100

Effective marketing strategy objectives have what 3 characteristics?

Specific

Measurable

Realistic 

200

The data around a population's characteristics is known as what?

Demographic Data 

200

What are the FOUR aspects of a S.W.O.T. analysis?

Strengths

Weaknesses 

Opportunities

Threats 

200

Value that is not "real" is known as what type of value?

Perceived value 

200

An organization's obligation to maximize its positive impact and minimize its negative impact on society is known as what?

Corporate Social Responsibility 

200

The strategy of focusing all operating principles, systems, and tools on improving customer satisfaction with a firm's products/services is known as what strategy?

Operational Excellence Strategy 

300

The fall of the Berlin Wall and the opening of global markets is an example of what marketing force?

Socio-Political Forces

300

This individual is responsible for the short and long term marketing operations and strategies.

The Market Manager

300

The primary way that "value" is captured by the marketer is ______. 

Price

300

What are the 3 pillars that make up the Triple Bottom Line approach to Corporate Social Responsibility?

People, Planet, and Profit 

300

What are the FOUR growth strategies in marketing?

Market penetration

Product Development

Market Development 

Diversification 

400

In class we discussed many criticisms of marketing today - name as many as you can.

high prices, deceptive pricing, deceptive packaging, high pressure selling, shoddy products, planned obsolescence, marketing to kids, materialism 

400

Marketing's role in business can be described as what?

understand the organization’s customers and markets in an effort to develop strategies to sell products or services that produce profit

400
A product that exhibits characteristics that are rare, valuable, and hard to imitate is likely to have what?

Sustainable Competitive Advantage 

400

The internal (or external) evaluation of a firm's Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives is known as a what?

Social Audit - often focuses on six areas

policy, activities, cause related marketing, social entrepreneurship, sustainability, and philanthropy 

400

Strategies seeking NEW customers by offering NEW products that are unrelated to the existing product offerings by the organization is known as what growth strategy?

Diversification 

500
Firms that compete with products that have different characteristics but serve a similar function are known as what?

Indirect Competition 

500

What are the FOUR promotional elements used by marketers?

Advertising

Sales Promotion

Personal Selling

Public Relations

500

The strategy of "putting the customer at the center of all marketing activities" is known as what type of strategy?

Customer Excellence (Experience) Strategy 

500

What is a B Corp?

A certified B Corporation is a type of for profit company that has been certified by the non-profit organization B Lab as meeting rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability and transparency.

500

What is the Ansoff Growth Matrix?

Ansoff Growth Matrix is a simple and intuitive visualization of the choices management can implement when considering GROWTH opportunities

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