Market Analysis
Target Market
SWOT Analysis
Promotion Mix
Promotion Mix II
Sponsorships
100

process of assessing a specific market within an industry to understand its dynamics, trends, and competitive landscape.

Market Analysis

100

Customers who have the same needs that are in the same specific market

Target Market

100

What does SWOT stand for

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats

100
One of the 4 "P's" of Marketing that tells customers about a company's good and/or services that persuades them to buy or form an opinion

Promotion

100

During this stage newer products enter the market, taking the place of existing ones. The old products are in what stage of the product life cycle?

Decline Stage

100

Sponsor for the Charlotte Hornets jerseys. From Greenville, NC. Famous YouTuber

Mr. Beast

200

Involves creating actionable strategies based on insights gained from market analysis, detailing how to reach and engage the target market.

Market Planning

200

Gender, heritage, religion, socioeconomic status, life stage

Demographic segmentation

200

Advantages, what we do well?, our assets, where do we make our money?

Strengths in SWOT

200

Nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services that is NOT PAID for by the company or individual that benefits from or is harmed by it.

Publicity

200

Products that have unique characteristics that are prized by customers who make special efforts to obtain them.

Ex: Jewelry, medical equipment, luxury cars

Specialty Products

200

The amount of money a company/person gets in return based off of their initial investment.

Return on Investment

300

1. Define Target Market 2. Gather Data 3. Analyze Data. 4. Draw Conclusions

Steps in a Market Analysis

300

regions, states, neighborhoods, cities

Geographic Segmentation

300

What do we lack?, what are our competitors doing that we are not? How can we improve?

Weakness questions in SWOT

300

Any paid form of nonpersonal presentations of goods and/or services. Examples would be TV commercials, online, newspaper and magazine promotions. 

Advertising

300

Products that consumers do not actively seek. 

Examples include life insurance, long-term health care, and funeral services.

Unsought Products

300

Sponsors who have sole rights to any merchandising or marketing activities during an event.

Sponsorship Exclusivity


400

CRM Software! (What does CRM stand for?)

Customer Relationship Management

400

Lifestyle, personality, interest, activities

Psychographic Segmentation

400

Finding new ways to serve customers, Looking at Economic trends, Looking at thing that competitors missed

Opportunity in SWOT

400

The form of promotion that determines clients needs and wants and responds through planned, personalize communication that enhances future business opportunities.

Personal Selling

400

A promotional activity that occurs when an organization provides money or resources to an event in exchange for affiliation.

Sponsorships

400

Players, Teams, Leagues in sponsorship terms are known as 

Sports Entities
500

Data Analysis Tool for organizing data (uses cells to organize data)

Excel Spreadsheet Software

500

Rate of use, benefits derived, loyalty response, occasion response.

Behavioral Segmentation

500

What obstacles do we face?, where are we vulnerable?, what trends are harmful to us?

Threat questions in SWOT 

500

promotional activities other than advertising, personal selling, and publicity that STIMULATES customer purchases.

Sales Promotion

500

Promotional techniques that are unconventional, low cost, and focused on attracting attention.

Ex: street art, product ambassadors, and images placed on everyday objects,

Guerilla Marketing

500

A binding legal contract that outlines the agreement of the sponsorship.

Sponsorship Proposal