entrep marketing mix

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  • Product
    Anything that satisfies a need or a want, can be sold to a market for acquisition, use or consumption. Includes physical products, services, persons, places, organizations and ideas. The tangible good or intangible service that a business offers to its customer in order to satisfy their needs and to produce their expected output.
  • Levels of a product
    • Core product - the reason for the product's existence, the part the consumer is actually buying

    • Actual product - the physical and touchable property of a product
    • Augmented product - additional services and benefits provided to consumers of the product
  • Breakthrough products - offer completely new advantages, may create new demand
    • Differentiated products - claim new space in the mind of the customer different from existing products
    • Copycat products - designed, branded or packaged to look exactly like a well-established competitor
    • Niche products - lower reach, lower transparency and lower prices, play minor roles in specific and smaller market segments
  • Four classifications of consumer products
    • Specialty products - unique characteristics or brand identification, consumers willing to exert special effort to purchase
    • Shopping products - require personal selling and advertising, located in fewer outlets
    • Convenience products - bought frequently with little effort in decision-making
    • Unsought products - consumers don't know about or normally think of buying, purchase arises due to danger or fear
  • Eight elements of good product description
    • Title - promises what the description will deliver
    • Appropriate level of detail - enough to convey a clear picture without unnecessary information
    • Identify audience and their reason for using the description
    • Illustrative visuals - drawings, diagrams, photographs with captions and labels
    • Appropriate and clear sequence
    • Spatial - used to visualize a static item, part of physical description
    • Functional - used to describe a mechanism/device in action, reflects order parts function
    • Chronological - used to describe a process