The Market
4 P's
Marketing Model
Demographic
Misc.
100

This is an example of a Market.

What is (Amazon, Kijjiji, Stock Market, Grocery Store, Etc.)

100

Since the 1960s, the marketing mix has consisted of these four main tools, known as the “4 P’s” of the Marketing Mix. (In Order)

1.Product

2.Price

3.Place

4.Promotion

100

Is it wise to target everyone when marketing your products?

No.

100

Demographic segmentation divides a market using these variables. (Name 2)

1. age

2. gender

3. education level

4. income

100

In 2011, which coffee company claimed it was the first business to launch a mobile payment platform?

a) Tim Hortons

b) Starbucks

c) Dunkin Donuts

Starbucks

200

the process of creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers through products

What is a Market?

200

This involve the features and design, but also its package, brand name, company image, and many other factors

What is Product?

200

This is what STP stands for.

segmentation, targeting, and positioning

200

What is the benefit of market Segmentation?

•Increase marketing efficiency

•Reduce risk of failure

•Evaluate the behaviours of each segment of the market

200

When did Mcdonald's introduce the big Mac?


a) 1999

b)1967

c) 1955

1967

300

the idea that companies should analyze the _______ and _______ of their customers, and then make decisions to satisfy those needs better than the competition

Needs and Wants

300

It is often the most flexible of the 4 P’s, as it is the quickest element to change.

What is Price?

300

dividing the market into subgroups of individuals who share similar needs, wants, and characteristics

Segmentation

300

This generation has a "heavy use of mobile devices"?

What is Gen Z

300

What is the most sold flavor of Lay's potato chips?

Classic

400

the idea that companies should analyze the needs and wants of their customers, and then make decisions to satisfy those needs better than the competition

What is the Marketing Concept?

400

This involves choosing distribution channels, such as retail stores or online platforms.

What is Place?

400

deciding which customer segment or segments you should be aiming at

What is Targeting

400

Ford’s advertising used to focus primarily on adults (since they were the ones buying cars). However, in an effort to build brand loyalty at a young age, Ford began considering the interests of

Gen Z (Teens to young adults)


Newer ads for Mustang sports cars show how the car could bring friends together, complete with visuals of teens surfing, painting, and playing guitar, with the Mustang parked at the scene of each adventure

400

What was the first commercially available soft drink in the U.S.?

Coca-Cola

Dr Pepper

Pepsi

Mountain Dew

Dr Pepper

500

Marketing was not always about understanding and meeting customer needs.

Marketing has progressed through different philosophies.


Can you name two philosophies? ( ____________ Orientation)

1.Product Orientation

2.Sales Orientation

3.Market Orientation

4.Customer Orientation

500

a unique blend of product, price, place, and promotion strategies designed to produce mutually satisfying exchanges with consumers

What is the Marketing Mix?

500

determining and influencing where you brand or product stands against others in the market

What is Positioning

500

There are many ways to segment the market, but the most common methods include: 

(Name 3)

1. Demographic

2. Geographic

3. Psychographic

4. Behavioural

500

What fast food restaurant is credited with introducing the first modern-day drive-thru window?

Wendy's