Mrs Ingram

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  • Private enterprise is owned by an individual or group of individuals with the objective to make money
  • Social enterprises are non profit making like charities
  • public enterprises are owned by the government and provides goods and services
  • A stakeholder is a group or individual that has an interest in the business in the business activities
  • An entrepreneur is someone who takes risks investing their own money to their business idea
  • An objective is a goal set by a business
  • Financial objectives are survival, profit maximisation and increase in market share
  • Non financial objectives are lifestyle, independence and control, personal satisfaction
  • Profit maximisation is trying to make as much money as possible
  • limited liability is when the owner is limited to the amount of share capital they have invested
  • Privatisation can happen to generate income
  • The 4 ps are price, place, product and promotion.
  • In location proximity to market, labour, materials and competitors matter
  • Marketing mix is elements of a businesses marketing that are designed to meet customers needs
  • Marketing mix is important because customers are more likely to buy what they actually want
  • The Boston matrix is a marketing tool to help businesses analyse products in their portfolio in terms of market growth and market share potential
  • The Boston matrix is simple to use but it does not guarantee success
  • A star has high market growth and market share, sales start to increase
  • A question mark has low market share but high market growth
  • A cash cow has high market share but low market growth
  • A dog has low market share and low market growth
  • Cost plus pricing is adding a percentage of the costs of production to the product to get the price
  • Penetration pricing is starting with a low price to get established in the market
  • Competition based pricing is when price is set based on the pricing of the rivals
  • Skimming is setting a high price then lowering it later
  • Promotional pricing is lowering the price of the product for a short period of time to attract customers
  • Predator pricing is setting a low price till rivals have gone out of business
  • A business could cut their prices to reward long term customers, attract price shoppers, discontinue products or make room for new products
  • The three methods of pricing are discounts and sales, physiological pricing and loss leaders
  • Loss leaders is setting prices lower than the production costs
  • Above the line is promoting using the media like newspapers, tv, social media
  • Below the line promotion does not use the media to advertise