4 p's of marketing
promotion
the other three
product life cycle
stock market
100

the 4 p's of marketing

product, price, place, promotion 

100

the only form of promotion that is direct and personal

selling

100

businesses create rewards programs to create goodwill while another goal is the collection of 

marketing information 

100

what are the four aspects of product life cycle

introduction, growth, maturity, decline 

100

investors own individual shares of this type of investment

stocks

200
is concerned with the perception of value

pricing

200

can be positive or negative

publicity

200

determine your target customer is achieved through

market planning

200

Normally used during the introduction stage of the product life cycle:

inform

200

can be described as a fruit basket of investments

mutual funds

300

communication about products and services 

promotion 

300

an example of this form of promotion is a coupon, contest, or sweepstakes

sales promotion 

300

Responds through planned, personalized communication

selling 

300

normally competitors will start to pop up during this phase

growth

300

a term used to describe a portfolio that has variety of investments from different industries 

diversification 

400

has a huge influence on business image

the product

400

the main goal of social media marketing is to make what with customers

connections 

400

the four aspects of the SWOT

strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats

400

products stay in this phase of the product life cycle the longest

maturity

400

the deadline to have a portfolio with 10K in each investment vehicle 

October 27

500

also known as channel managment

place

500

the three goals of promotion

perform, persuade, and remind

500

taking advantage of something in the external environment such as the growth of technology is an 

opportunity

500

name one strategy a marketer can do to extend the maturity phase 

extension strategy/ find a new use for the product/find a new target customer

500

a debt instrument that corporations, governments and schools use to shore up capital 

bond