| Number of flashcards in this category: 9. | |||
| 1. | customer-centric model | Target is surrounded by the 4Ps (mktg mix); everything optimized to meet the customer's wants and needs. | |
| 2. | CRM | customer relationship management. maintain relationship w/ customer, "dialogue, not monologue" - individualized needs, figure out who buys what and when, "learn the customer" | |
| 3. | 4Ps | Product Price Place Promotion - Used tactically as a part of a strategy, not strategy itself. | |
| 4. | CMO | chief marketing officer; over 50% of the fortune 1000 companies have CMO positions | |
| 5. | 5Cs | 1. company: strengths, weaknesses, location, employees 2. customers: who, what they want, current satisfaction 3. competitors: leader? their strengths & weaknesses 4. collaborators: who can we partner up with to make up for our S/Ws? 5. context: recession, expansion, legal context, etc. (especially relevant with internt'l markets) STRATEGIC. | |
| 6. | marketing mix | A blend of 4Ps to tactically achieve a goal. | |
| 7. | Apple & Starbucks | Changing music industry. Now downloading, word of mouth, alternative media (mySpace) and not CDs, radios, etc. iTunes huge: allows people to "cherry pick," less revenue for labels b/c Apple has same price on songs. Joined with Starbucks for own record label. Both very consumer-centric, whereas record labels are attacking illegal downloaders (not very customer-centric). | |
| 8. | evolution of mktg (4) | 1. product oriented: build it and they'll come. 2. sales oriented: advertise to make them want it 3. consumer oriented: research and make what they want 4. customer relationship management: maintain an ongoing relationship with the customer, extract lifetime value | |
| 9. | swot | Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats. | |