a level business section3.3 book 2

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the marketing mix 7 P's:
promotion
product
price
process
people
place
physical evidence
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what is a product?
anything that is capable of satisfying customer needs or services too.
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types of consumer goods:
bought and used by consumers rather than by companies to manufacture other goods; convenience, shopping, specialty
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marketing mix for consumer goods:
-will need more advertising
-will have to inform and educate customers about benefits of products
-used to produce goods which will be bought by consumers
have a future productive use such as machinery or tools
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marketing mix for industry goods:
-capital equipment; lorries, desktop
-can be expensive so marketing process needs to be different to consumer goods
-reputation is critical, limited number of customers, companies build relationships with clients
-products are technical so engineers may b
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product life cycle
how long a product lasts;
development
introduction
growth
maturity
decline
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new product development:
-first stage of product life cycle, product is designed and market research is analysed
- cashflow is tight, expensive phase, product is making no revenue
-all capital is an investment, always risk of the product not being a success
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what is a product?

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anything that is capable of satisfying customer needs or services too.

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types of consumer goods:

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marketing mix for consumer goods:

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marketing mix for industry goods:

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