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2.2 Making Marketing Decisions
2.2.5 Using the marketing mix to make business decisions
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The marketing mix, also known as the 4Ps, is a set of tools used by businesses to plan and execute their marketing
strategies
What is the purpose of market research?
To inform business decisions
Market segmentation involves dividing the market into smaller groups with similar needs and
behaviors
Market research
is the systematic process of
gathering
, analyzing, and interpreting information about a market, its customers, and
competitors
What is the key advantage of secondary research over primary research?
Lower cost
Segmentation involves dividing the market into smaller groups with similar needs and behaviors.
True
What market analysis insight can lead to using social media advertising campaigns?
Social media popularity
Decisions about a product's functionality, design, and quality are part of the
product
features strategy.
What are the 4Ps of the marketing mix?
Product, Price, Place, Promotion
Match the 'P' of the marketing mix with its key consideration:
Product ↔️ Features, design, quality
Price ↔️ Costs, competition, demand
Promotion ↔️ Advertising, public relations
Key aspects of customer data analysis include demographic, behavioral, and
segmentation
.
Market research helps businesses understand market trends,
customer needs
, and competitor strategies.
True
Secondary research uses existing data from sources like
market reports
and industry databases
True
Match the marketing mix element with its example:
Product ↔️ Quality and design
Price ↔️ Cost-plus pricing
Place ↔️ Distribution channels
Promotion ↔️ Advertising campaigns
What does the acronym SMART stand for in marketing objectives?
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
What action aligns with the objective of improving customer satisfaction if customers rate service as slow?
Offer faster delivery options
Match the product strategy with its description:
Branding ↔️ Develop a unique identity
Packaging ↔️ Enhance appeal and protection
Product Line ↔️ Offer a range of related products
What is one factor that influences pricing decisions?
Market demand
What is another name for the marketing mix?
The 4Ps
Businesses use the marketing mix to align customer needs with marketing goals.
True
What does demographic analysis help businesses understand?
Customer age and income
What is the purpose of market research in the marketing mix?
Informs marketing decisions
Primary research provides first-hand insights for effective decision-making.
True
What does behavioral analysis focus on in customer data?
Purchase patterns
Effective marketing objectives should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and
time-bound
.
What is the goal of product strategies in the marketing mix?
Meet customer needs
Aligning product strategies with market insights ensures product
competitiveness
and success.
True
Distribution channels and retail locations are key considerations for the 'Place' element of the
marketing mix
.
True
Primary research involves collecting new data directly from sources like
surveys
and interviews.
True
Match the customer data analysis aspect with its benefit:
Behavioral Analysis ↔️ Insights into customer preferences
Segmentation ↔️ Targeted marketing strategies
Demographic Analysis ↔️ Understanding target audience needs
Primary research involves collecting new data directly from sources like surveys, interviews, and focus
groups
Behavioral analysis examines customer purchase patterns, brand loyalty, and website
interactions
Marketing objectives should follow the SMART criteria: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound
True
Improving customer satisfaction is an example of a marketing objective based on
market analysis
True
Decisions about a product's functionality, design, and quality are part of the product
features
Competitive pricing involves setting prices based on what
competitors
are charging for similar products.
Cost-plus pricing involves adding a fixed percentage
markup
Match each element of the marketing mix with its description:
Product ↔️ The goods or services offered
Price ↔️ The amount customers pay
Place ↔️ How the product is distributed
Promotion ↔️ Methods used to communicate the product
Primary research involves collecting new data directly from sources like surveys, interviews, and focus
groups
Market research ensures products meet customer needs and pricing strategies align with market demand.
True
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