marketing strategy

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    • what are the 5 stages of the product lifecycle?
      development
      introduction
      growth
      maturity
      decline
    • what happens during the development stage?

      not making money just spending money. cash flow is small
    • what happens during the introduction?

      involves high cost in research. sales will be low
    • what happens during the growth stage?
      rapid growth in sales and profit. demand is high
    • what happens during the maturity stage?
      products face big competition
      sales are high but profits are falling
    • what happens during the decline phase?

      business will do heavy discounts
    • what is an extension strategy?

      they extend the life of a product before it goes in decline
    • what are the 5 extension strategies?
      1.updating packaging
      2.adding different features
      3.changing target market
      4.advertising
      5.price reduction
    • what is a product portfolio?
      the collection of all the products and services offered by a company
    • what is the boston matrix?

      a marketing planning tool which helps managers to plan for a balanced product portfolio
    • what does the boston matrix help managers to do?
      work out how much to spend on each product
    • what are the different sections in the boston matrix?
      star products
      question mark
      cash cows
      dogs
    • whats a star product?
      have highmarket share and high growth market
    • whats a question mark?
      low market share high growth market
    • whats a cash cow?
      high market share low growth market
    • whats a dog?
      low market share. low growth market
    • what is a limitation of the boston matrix?
      high market share does not always lead to high profit
    • what is B2B marketing?
      business to business
      businesses need to deal with other businesses than consumers
    • what is B2C marketing?
      business to consumers
      not looking to build a long term relationship with the supplier
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