Vocab Definitions
Pricing Strategies
Logos & Slogans
4 Ps or Marketing
Wants vs. Needs & More
100

A product characteristic such as size, color, or capacity

What is a feature?

100

Setting a low price to attract customers and discourage competition

What is penetration pricing?

100

McDonald's Golden Arches, Nike Swoosh, Bitten Apple are all examples of what?

Logos

100

What are the 4 Ps of the Marketing Mix?

Product, Price, Place, and Promotion

100

Something essential for survival

Need

200

The advantage a consumer gets from a product feature (what it does for them)

What is a benefit?

200

Charging a high price initially when there is little competition

What is skimming pricing?

200

"Just Do It" "I'm Lovin' It" "Eat Fresh" are all examples of what?

Slogans

200

How products are distributed and where they are sold

Place

200

Something the improves quality of life but is not necessary for survival

Want

300

A word, group of words, letters, or numbers that identifies a company or product

What is a brand name?
300

Setting prices similar to or just below competitors

What is competitive pricing?

300

Why is a logo important for a brand/company?

A logo is important to a brand/company because it visually represents the brand/company and builds brand recognition
300

The amount customers must pay to obtain the product or service

Price

300

Video games, designer shoes, iPhone are al example of what?

Want

400

A short, catchy phrase that identities a company or product

What is a slogan?

400

Setting prices based on the customer's perceived value of the product

What is value-based pricing?

400

Why is a slogan important for a brand/company

A slogan is important for a brand/company because it communicate brand identity and sticks in consumers' minds

400

Advertising, sales promotions, publicity, social media ads, influencer marketing

Promotion

400

Water, food, shelter, clothing are all examples of what?

Needs

500

What is the difference between goods and services?

Goods are something tangible (you can touch) and services are things done for you by someone else 
500

Which pricing strategy would Nike likely se for limited-edition sneakers?

Skimming pricing (high price due to exclusivity/demand)

500

Item or service being sold to meet customer needs/wants

Product

500

What is an example or a good vs. service?

Answers can vary!