Wk 6-Direct/Digital & Wk 8-Price

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  • Factors that affect pricing
    • Company objectives
    • Competition
    • Costs
    • Customers
    • Channel members
  • Price
    Amount of money charged for a product or service, sum of all values that consumers exchange for the benefits
  • Price communicates a lot for products, companies often have a short-term view of pricing
  • Overpricing example
    Concert Band is in their 20s, segmented buying like cheap pre-sale tickets
  • Price
    Only element that produces revenue in the marketing mix and is very flexible, has a direct impact on the firm's bottom line
  • 5 C's of pricing
    • Company objectives
    • Competition
    • Costs
    • Customers
    • Channel members
  • Price competition
    • Matching or beating competitors' prices, firm must be a low cost seller, frequent price changes flexibility but may include price wars
  • Non-price competition
    • Using other factors to distinguish a product from competing brands, builds customer loyalty, features, quality, promotion, packaging
  • Steps in establishing price
    1. Developing pricing objectives
    2. Evaluating target markets
    3. Determining price elasticity
    4. Considering competitors' prices
    5. Selecting pricing basis
  • Pricing objectives
    What the company wants to achieve done through price
  • Price elasticity
    How much demand will change for a given change in price
  • Factors influencing price elasticity
    • Availability of substitutes
    • Temporary or permanent price changes
  • Competitors' prices
    Marketers must keep prices the same or lower than competitors
  • Bases used for setting price
    • Cost-based pricing
    • Customer value-driven pricing
    • Competition-based pricing
  • Cost-based pricing
    Adding a dollar amount to the cost of the product, markup pricing
  • Customer value-driven pricing
    Based on levels of benefits and demand, customers first
  • Competition-based pricing
    Influenced by competitors' prices
  • Pricing strategies
    • Price lining
    • Optional product pricing
    • Captive pricing
    • Bundle pricing
    • Psychological pricing
    • Reference pricing
    • Odd-even pricing
    • Everyday low pricing
    • Multi-unit pricing
  • Price adjustments
    • Trade discounts
    • Quantity discounts
    • Seasonal discounts
    • Random discounts
    • Event discounts
  • Direct digital marketing
    Interact directly with individual consumers/communities to gain responses and build lasting relationships
  • Omnichannel retailing
    Creating a seamless cross-channel buying experience that integrates online and in-store shopping
  • Rapid growth of direct digital marketing, direct marketing continues to grow faster online, digital largest share of media spending
  • Benefits to buyers of direct digital marketing
    • Convenient, private, interactive
  • Direct marketing companies
    Tailor their offers to the needs of defined segments
  • Traditional vs digital direct marketing
    • Traditional has distinct advantages over digital forms, but risk of being junk mail
    • Digital marketing companies' efforts to market products/services, building relationships
  • Digital marketing tools
    • Websites
    • Online advertisements
    • Email
    • Social media
    • Ratings/reviews online
    • Online videos
    • Collaborations
  • Traditional direct marketing uses magazines and newspapers, whereas Digital uses social media and websites</b>
  • Native advertising
    Matches the platform and info from it is exactly what the customer wants
  • Branded content
    Storytelling way to build connections with consumers, highlights mutual interests
  • Social media requires lots of planning and awareness so businesses can choose the right platforms
  • Influencer marketing
    Key way to market, great way to market because of their influence and followers
  • Integrated marketing communications
    Vital for company's to use to get their message across (sender, encoding, message, media, receiver)
  • Privacy legislation

    Has a major impact on use of consumer data by companies
  • NZ Privacy Act 2020 governs how government and businesses can collect, use and share your information
  • Characteristics of digital marketing
    • Strong presence on social media, make sure information is up-to-date and relevant
  • Digital media platforms
    Email, phone, website, social media