Bus 2000 Sec3

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Marketing mix (4ps)
Products, Pricing, Place, Promotion
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Marketing
an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, communication, and delivering value to customers and for managing customer relationships in a way that benefit the organization and its stakeholders
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Who are Customers of Baruch?
students and stake holders(compaines)
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Consumer Markets
(B2C)
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Business Markets
(B2B)
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Why is B2B is bigger?
because each company is supplied by another company supplying another company . B2b is just straight form business to consumer. Many baruch graduates find jobs in b2b
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Marketing Process
Create value for customers and build customer relationships
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Out of stock
is a key in keeping loyal customers , once customers switch products they often don't return
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Satiation
encountering something new that makes you seek more



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If performance is lower than expectation then
satisfaction is low
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If performance is higher than expectations then
satisfaction is high
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If price is high then
expectation will be as well, then its difficult to satisfy wants and needs
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Marketing intermediaries
where people get products
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The Marketing concept
focuses on Customer needs with integrated marketing while the selling concept focuses on the selling and promoting
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Among the 4 P’s the most important is
Product
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Customer Relationship Management(CRM)
The process of building and maintaining profitable customer relationships by delivering superior customer value and satisfaction
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Customer Life time Value
The entire stream of purchases that the customer would make over a lifetime of patronage
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Share of Customer
The share a company gets of the customers purchasing in their product categories
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Adaptation to cultures
Global marketers need to become sensitive to cultural biases that influence their thinking, behavior , and decision process
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Self
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Self reference criterion (SRC)
people's unconscious tendency to resort to their own cultural experience and value systems to interpret a given business situation
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Ethnocentrism
feeling of one's own cultural superiority and Tend to adhere to the way headquarters are doing business
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Polycentrism
We erase our prior experience and then try to absorb the different cultures (Creates the problem for the headquarters, can struggle to communicate)

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Regiocentric
Try to minimize the det of reference criterion just look at norms, needs and wants
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Big Data Major Players
Walmart, Amazon, Apple
Marketing Analytics
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Sas
was a software company in south carolina they grew into a analytics company creating a system to analyze data from different angles to they can feed information to ,doctors, accountatins, marketing people
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Advertising agencies collect
information on research data about consumers
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Ai was feared because
it could have destroyed people jobs but now companies are making major investments into Ai

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(S,T,P)
Market Segmentation , Targeting, Positioning
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Segmentation
focus on particular segment after identify the segments in that market
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Targeting
Select the segment to cultivate,and Determine which segment is better for your company

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Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky

Cognitive biases (eg self reference criterion),
Prospect theory (loss aversion theory),
Behavioral economics( humans are not rational) vs rational choice theory (humans are rational)
Kahneman got nobel prize

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Market Segmentation
Divide the market into segments of customers Within each section people are very similar to each other
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Market Segmentation (Basis)
Geographic, Demographic, Psychographic , Behavioral
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Micromarketing
Segments, niches, Local areas, Individuals
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Indivudauls & Amazon
they taylor product recommendations to each individual user
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Enterprise Rent+a+Car
Started as a very unique rental car company . First provided cars for repair shop loaners and got payed through insurance.
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Johnson's baby products
Saw Empty spot in the market making baby products for people with sensitive skins not modifying 4Ps

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Psychographic Segmentation
Look at how people behave ex. Good saver, cat lover, enjoys holidays , soccer fan
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Complex buying behavior(High involvement)
the behavior when buying more expensive items (ex car), going through steps before making the decision
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Dissonance
reducing buying behavior, post purchase dissonance after the purchase you have dissonance
Low Involvement
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Variety+seeking buying behavior
you get bored buying the same thing so you try to buy something else (ex coke or pepsi)
Positioning Differentiation
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Levels of a product
Core benefit or service, Design/Packaging/ features, Installation/ Warranty/ After sale Service
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Charles Reyson;Founder of Revlon Cosmetics
"In the factory, we make cosmetics; in the store we sell hope."
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Stretching
Lengthen beyond current range
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Filling
Lengthen within current range
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Line Extensions
Selling entire lines of a specific product
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Brand
A name , term, symbol or design , meant to To identify the goods or service and to differentiate them from competitors
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Categories of new produces
New to the world, New product lines, additions ,improvements, Repositionings ,Cost reductions
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Innovators, early adopters early majority would be interested in
a new product
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Opinion Leaders
Youtubers,
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Innovators are
high income individuals who like to try new products first and the key segment
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Early adopters are
well educated , enjoy communicating with others
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If you raise price of a product there will be
less sales
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If you lower the price of a product there will be
more sales
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Cost based pricing
adding a standard markup to the cost of the product (Final price is close to cost)
Target Profit Pricing (Break even Analysis)
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New Product Pricing strategies
Market Skimming and Market Penetration
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Market Skimming
Set a high price for a new product to "skim" revenues layer by layer form the market (Firm makes fewer but more profitable sales)
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Market Penetration
Set a low initial price in order to "penetrate" the market quickly and deeply (High risk high return later type of strategy)
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Channel of distribution
Most companies cant create a new channel of distribution they must use existing sources (Unless they are Amazon)
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Conventional distribution (Common)
Manufacturer> Wholesaler> Retailer > COnsumer
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Disintermediation
Product and service producer are bypassing intermediaries and going directly to final buyers
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Category killers
Companies get so big they wipe out stories they are competing with
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Push vs. Pull
Product are released amd pushed to retailers stores get incentives
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Sales Promotion
Short term and doing it once a month or once a quarter generates a surge in sales
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Public relations
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Similar to advertising agencies but specialize in building good relations with the company's various publics
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Public relations companies send
"press kit" and send "media kit" to media companies to talk about new products and investments
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Sales Force
The only direct contact point with the customers (ex. Baristas)
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Direct Marketing
Direct connections with targeted individuals consumers to obtain an immediate response and cultivate lasting customer relationships
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Click and mortar
Has stores and online presence
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Click only
only or mainly online companies
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GAFA
Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple
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Disruptive innovatio
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Synergistic Diversification
Getting you to buy into the ecosystem, To build barriers against the competitors
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Network Externality
If people are using the same device then we can connect to each other
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