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Marketing Terms: Product, Product Development, Branding, Packaging and Product Lifecycle, Quizzes of Introduction to Business Management

Brand ManagementBusiness StrategyMarketingProduct Development

Definitions for various marketing terms related to product, product development, branding, packaging, and product lifecycle. Topics include product definition, total product concept, product relationships, product classification, product lifecycle stages, new product development phases, product adoption process, diffusion of innovations, product differentiation, and branding strategies. Understand the core, expected, augmented, and potential product, product item, product line, product mix, consumer and business-to-business products, and product growth strategies.

What you will learn

  • What are the four growth strategies in managing products through product lifecycle?
  • What is the total product concept in product management?
  • What is product differentiation and how does it distinguish one product from another?

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2016/2017

Uploaded on 10/28/2017

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Download Marketing Terms: Product, Product Development, Branding, Packaging and Product Lifecycle and more Quizzes Introduction to Business Management in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 define product DEFINITION 1 good, service, people or idea offered to the market for exchange TERM 2 total product concept DEFINITION 2 describes the core, expected, augmented and potential productcore product: fundamental benefit, core product stays the sameexpected: attributes that deliver the benefit of the core product, fulfillcustomer's most basic expectationaugmented: delivers bundle of benefits that buyer may not require as basic fulfillment of needs, allows differentiation, main reason for choosing brandpotential product: possibilities that could be part of the expected or augmented TERM 3 product relationships DEFINITION 3 product item: the version of the productproduct line: set of closely related product itemsproduct mix: set of all products available to customers (all the lines), product width (product lines) and product depth (products in each line) TERM 4 product classification DEFINITION 4 consumer products shopping products, moderate to high engagement ie. washing machine convenience products: inexpensive/frequently purchased (staple products, impulse, emergency) specialty unsought: doesnt know or never considered (alarm system) business to business products parts and materials equipment services and supplies (maintenance, financial/legal services) TERM 5 product lifecycle (overview) DEFINITION 5 new product development introduction growth maturity decline TERM 6 new product development DEFINITION 6 8 phases of introducing new products idea generation screening: feasible concept evaluation (stakeholders evaluate) marketing strategy (long term) business analysis (strategy is a good fit?) product development: convert to actual product test marketing: realworld assessment commercialisation: launch TERM 7 product adoption process DEFINITION 7 awareness interest evaluation trial adoption TERM 8 diffusion of innovations DEFINITION 8 innovators early adopters early majority late majority laggards TERM 9 product differentiation DEFINITION 9 creation of products and product attributes that distinguish one product from another eg. features, quality, price TERM 10 branding: name, equity,strategies DEFINITION 10 brand: collection of symbols to create image in customer's mind that differentiates product from competitor's productsname part that can be spoken trademark: legally registered to secure exclusive use of brand brand mark: symbols and design (not made up of words) equity added value that brand gives a product brand loyalty and brand metrics (determine strength of brand) strategeis individual branding: each product branded seperately family branding: brand for several organisation's products brand extension: giving name to new product in different category eg. starbucks icecream branding control:licensing, franchising, co-branding (2 or more brand names on same product)
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