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Marketing Mix
an organization’s strategic and tactical decisions relating to its P/S offerings, pricing, distribution, and marketing communication efforts and approaches
Marketing mix areas
Price
Product
Place --> Distribution
Promotion --> Communication
Predetermined Purchase List
the ranking of P/S that purchasers develop for all the options available when making a purchase decision
Brand Success Pyramid
- product attributes
- product benefits
- emotional commitment
fundamentals prior to finalizing a pricing decision
1. analyze critical cost structure components
2. understand competitors' cost structures
3. analyze price elasticity that exists
4. determine degree of value proposition strength
Price Elasticity
the change in demand that is anticipated to occur at the various price points the organization is considering for its P/S
Consumer Price Threshold
the maximum price point that the customer is willing to pay for a P/S
Payback Period
the length of time required to recover or earn back the cost of an investment
Direct Distribution
the organization intends to connect directly with its customers to handle the final sale of its P/ delivery of S without the assistance of a channel intermediary
Channel Intermediary
an organization that assists a company in the distribution and delivery of goods/services to its customers
Indirect Distribution
implies the use of a channel intermediary (broker, wholesaler, retailer) to facilitate the sales of an organization’s P/S to the customer
Mixed Distribution Systems
incorporate direct & indirect distribution options within their distribution strategy
Private Label Brands
products that are created by 1 company for sale by another company under this latter company’s own brand name
Multi-channel Distribution
orgs that incorporate a number of different channel connections through which customers can purchase a P/S
Intensive Distribution
a decision by an organization to distribute the P/S through as many locations/channel outlets as possible
Convenience Goods
goods purchased by customers on a regular basis, with minimum effort and little emotional connection
Selective Distribution
a decision by an organization to sell its P/S through a limited number of channel intermediaries
Exclusive Distribution
a decision by an organization to offer its P/S through a single market representative
Profit Leaks
inefficiencies within an organization’s marketing mix that result in margin erosion and loss of profit
Message Rifling
a focused message, driven by a well-defined and developed value proposition, that is targeted specifically at a defined audience
Product Life Cycle
1. development
2. introduction
3. growth
4. maturity
5. decline
Factors that drive the product life cycle
- unit margin potential, ROIC
- repurchase rate
- product enhancement