Marketing Strategy Flashcards
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In the product adoption curve, which group adopts an innovation just before the early majority?
Answer: Early adopters
Early adopters follow innovators and are opinion leaders who influence the early majority; crossing from early adopters to early majority is called 'crossing the chasm.'
Which analytical tool plots a company's offerings based on market growth rate and relative market share?
Answer: BCG growth-share matrix
The BCG matrix categorizes business units or products into Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs based on growth rate and relative market share.
A marketer segments customers based on purchase frequency and spending level. This is an example of:
Answer: Behavioral segmentation
Behavioral segmentation divides customers based on usage patterns, purchase frequency, loyalty status, and spending behavior.
The concept of 'positioning' in marketing strategy refers to:
Answer: How a brand is perceived relative to competitors in customers' minds
Positioning defines the distinct place a brand occupies in the target customer's mind relative to competing alternatives.
Which growth strategy involves selling existing products to new market segments?
Answer: Market development
Market development (Ansoff matrix) targets new segments or geographies with existing products, expanding the customer base without changing the offering.
A brand that consistently delivers on its promises across all touchpoints is building:
Answer: Brand equity
Brand equity is the added value a brand name gives a product, built over time through consistent, positive customer experiences and associations.
When a company charges different prices to different customer segments for the same product, this strategy is called:
Answer: Price discrimination
Price discrimination charges different prices to different segments based on their willingness to pay, maximizing revenue across segments.