The 4 P's

The Marketing Concept
Market Segmentation
Compare Major Types of Business Structures
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What is Product?

This 'P' is what you sell —either a product or service. Features, design, and branding.

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What is the marketing concept?

his philosophy says businesses should identify customer needs and wants, develop products to meet them, and make a profit.

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What is Geographic segmentation?

This segmentation type groups customers by where they live or hang out.

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What is a sole proprietorship?

This business type is owned by one person who is personally liable for business debts.

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Who was just recently elected as the Governor of Virginia? 

Abigail Spanberger

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What is Price?

This 'P' sets how much customers pay and includes discounts and payment plans.

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What are needs?

These are things required for survival, like food, clothing, and shelter.

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What is Demographic segmentation?

Grouping by age, income, gender, or education falls under this segmentation.

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What is a partnership?

This structure has two or more owners who share profits and liabilities; it can be general or limited.

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What is the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution called?

The Bill of Rights

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What is Place?

This 'P' decides where customers can buy your product — online, in stores, or pop-ups.

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What are wants?

These make life more enjoyable—examples include designer clothes and smartphones.

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What is Psychographic segmentation?

This segmentation looks at lifestyle, values, and interests (like trend‑focused teens vs. eco‑minded shoppers).

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What is a corporation?

This business is a separate legal entity that limits owners’ personal liability and may have shareholders.

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Who refused to give up their seat on the bus?

Rosa Parks, She refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery in 1955, sparking a major civil rights protest. 

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What is Promotion?

This 'P' covers advertising, social posts, PR, and influencer collabs.

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What is satisfy customers (or meet customer needs and wants)?

Successful marketers do this better than competitors by understanding needs and wants.

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What is Behavioral segmentation?

This segmentation focuses on how customers act — purchase frequency, brand loyalty, and platform use.

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What is a limited liability company (LLC)?

This hybrid structure gives liability protection like a corporation but allows pass-through taxation like a partnership.

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What is overtime pay?

extra pay for hours worked beyond the standard workweek, often paid at time-and-a-half

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What is Promotion?

When a brand limits supply, uses scarcity messaging, or timed releases to increase demand, it’s a tactic under this 'P'.

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What is profit equals revenue minus expenses?

This is the formula that shows a business must earn more than it spends to succeed.

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What is a micro‑segment?

Targeting a very specific subgroup like '16–18-year-old skateboarders who post on Instagram' is called this.

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What is a nonprofit organization?

This organization is created to pursue a social or charitable mission; it reinvests surplus revenue into its goals and often qualifies for tax exemptions.

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What basketball player is known as "The King"

Lebroooooooooon James