MKTG (CHAPTER 3)

Cards (19)

  • Industrial markets
    Organizations that require goods and services for the purpose of producing goods or services
  • Production output of industrial firms
    Sold for profit
  • Reseller markets

    Organizations that buy goods and services, which they later sell at a profit
  • Government markets
    Government agencies that buy products and services for use in the production of public goods and services
  • Government markets

    • National
    • Regional
    • Provincial
    • Municipal
  • Nonprofit organizations

    Nongovernmental organizations that serve their customers but do not have profits as organizational goal
  • Organizational buying behavior
    • Unique characteristics regarding demand, potential buyers, buying objectives, buying criteria, size of order or purchase, buyer-seller interaction, and the buying center
  • Kinds of buying process
    • Straight rebuy
    • Modified rebuy
    • New task buying
  • Straight rebuy
    Routine repeat purchase when previous purchase satisfactory
  • Modified rebuy
    Items purchased remain the same, but the members of the buying center are not satisfied with the product
  • New task buying
    Organization has a new need and the buyer wants a great deal of information
  • Participants in organizational buying process
    • Users
    • Influencers
    • Deciders
    • Approvers
    • Buyers
    • Gatekeepers
  • Users
    Those that will use the product or service
  • Influencers
    Persons who influence the buying decision
  • Deciders
    Persons who make decisions on product requirements and suppliers
  • Approvers
    Persons who authorize the proposed actions of deciders or buyers
  • Buyers
    Authorized to select the supplier, and arrange the terms of purchase
  • Gatekeepers
    Have the power to prevent sellers or information from reaching members of the buying center
  • Purchase decision-making process in organizations
    1. Recognition of a problem or need
    2. Search for information about products and suppliers
    3. Evaluation and selection of supplier
    4. The purchase
    5. Performance evaluation and feedback