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Components of B2B marketing

Commercial market


Trade industries


Government


Public and private institutions

Factors marketers face in external environment

Competitive


Political-legal


Economic


Technological


Social-cultural

Differences between consumer markets and business markets

Intended use

Components of marketing mix

Advertising


Public relations


Sales promotion


Personal selling

Brand

Name, term, symbol, design or some combination that identifies the products of one firm

Family brand

Uses a single brand name for the sale of 2 or more related products

Private brand

A product that is exclusively manufactured for a retailer

Four types of utility

Form


Time


Place


Ownership

Stages of brand loyalty

Brand recognition


Brand preference


Brand insistence

Maslows hierarchy

Self-actualization


Esteem


Social


Safety


Psychological

Types of sales promotion tools

Coupon


Discount


Contests


Premium offers


Samples

Product's life cycle

Introduction


Growth


Maturity


Decline

Objectives of social media

Build relationships with customers


Strengthen brands


Launch new products


Enter new markets


Boost sales

Porters 5 forces

The potential of new entrants


The bargaining power of buyers


The bargaining powerof suppliers


Threat of substitute products


Rivalry among competitors

Criteria for market segmentation

Substantiality


Identifiable and measurable


Accesaibility


Responsiveness

AIDA

Attention


Interest


Desire


Action

Objectives of pricing

Profit oriented


Sales oriented


Status quo

Levels of distribution intensity

Intensive


Selective


Exclusive

Distributon discrepancies

Quantity


Assortment


Time


Place

5 steps necessary to complete an exchange

At least 2 parties


Something of value


Able to communicate and deliver


Freedom to accept or reject the offer


Desire to deal with other party

Transportation alternatives

Rail


Water


Pipeline


Air


Truck

Characteristics of personal selling

Personal form


Quick solution of queries


Real sale


Oral communication


Receipt of additional information


Development of relationship