Strategic marketing

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Describe needs, wants and demands

  • Needs = basic human requirements (food and shelter) 

  • Wants = Wants are the specific ways people choose to satisfy their needs, shaped by culture and personality 

  • Demands = When people’s wants are backed by purchasing power, Want iPhone and have money to buy it

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What are market offerings

Market offerings are products, services, information, or experiences offered to satisfy customer needs and wants.

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How do value and satisfaction influence customer choices?

Customers choose offerings that provide the most value (benefits vs. costs). Satisfaction occurs when the product or service meets or exceeds expectations, leading to loyalty.

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What is the production concept

The production concept focuses on efficiency and availability.

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What is the product concept

The product concept emphasizes product quality and innovation

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What is the selling concept

The selling concept relies on aggressive promotion and selling

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How does the marketing concept

customer needs first, deliver better than competitors 

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What is the social marketing concept?

balance company profits, customer needs and society’s well-being 

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What are stated needs?

Stated needs are what the customer explicitly says they want. Vad kunden sÀger rakt ut.
Det de ber om direkt.

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What are real needs?

Real needs are the underlying problems customers want to solve, which may differ from their stated needs. Vad kunden egentligen behöver för att lösa sitt problem

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What are unstated needs?

Unstated needs are expectations customers have but do not openly mention (e.g., good service or packaging). Saker kunden förvÀntar sig men inte sÀger.

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What are delight needs?

Delight needs are unexpected extras that pleasantly surprise customers and exceed their expectations. Extra saker som överraskar positivt.

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What are secret needs?

Secret needs are those the customer is reluctant to express, often related to emotions or self-image (e.g., wanting to appear successful). Behov kunden inte vill erkĂ€nna, needs the customer deosn’t want to admit

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What is benchmarking?

Benchmarking is comparing a company’s performance to others (within or outside the industry) to identify ways to improve.

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How does benchmarking help organizations?

It helps find best practices, develop operations through role models, improve products, and even drive major internal changes.

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What is the difference between benchmark indicators and KPIs?

  • Benchmark indicators show performance compared to a target or standard.

  • Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) measure how effectively a company achieves its goals.

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Performance Indicator

measure of enterprise performance, Ett mÄtt som visar hur bra företaget gör ifrÄn sig. 

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Benchmark

specifies a level of performance to aim for, Ett mÄl eller nivÄ man vill nÄ upp till.

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What is segmentation?

Segmentation is the process of dividing a market into smaller groups of customers based on relevant differences such as needs, behavior, or demographics, so that the company can target them more effectively. dela upp marknaden i grupper sÄ att man lÀttare kan förstÄ och nÄ rÀtt kunder.

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What is target marketing?

Target marketing means finding groups of people who have similar needs and choosing which group to focus on, instead of trying to sell to everyone. hitta frÄn segment gruppen.

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mass marketing 

In mass marketing the firm ignores segment differences and goes after the whole market with one offer 

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targeted marketing 

When different groups of consumers have different need and wants, marketers can define multiple segments, den marknad som faktiskt har blivit riktad mot i en viss kampanj eller Ă„tgĂ€rd.Företaget planerade att nĂ„ kvinnor 18–30 Ă„r (target market),

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one-to-one 

When each market segment is a single customer 

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Strategic targeting

vilka mÄlgrupper ett företag ska fokusera pÄ lÄngsiktigt, vilka kunder Àr mest vÀrdefulla för att satsa under en lÄng tid pÄ

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Strategic targeting is guided by two key factors

  1. Target combability, Passar mÄlgruppen vÄrt företag och varumÀrke?

  1. Target attractiveness, Är mĂ„lgruppen intressant och lönsam?

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Tactical targeting

takes the opposite approach; it strives to reach all strategically important customers in an effective and cost-efficient way, hur företaget praktiskt nÄr sin mÄlgrupp tex via TikTok

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how to Define the customer profile

Demographic factors, Geographic factors , Psychographic factors , Behavioral factors 

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What does customer centricity mean?

Customer centricity means placing the customer at the center of all marketing decisions, identifying, understanding, and meeting their current and future needs, wishes, and values. betyder att ett företag sÀtter kunden i centrum för all sin verksamhet

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What is cross-cultural marketing?

Cross-cultural marketing focuses on understanding and adapting to cultural differences between markets to make products and messages suitable for different audiences. Cross-cultural marketing betyder marknadsföring över olika kulturer, alltsĂ„ nĂ€r ett företag anpassar sin marknadsföring till olika kulturella grupper – antingen mellan olika lĂ€nder eller inom samma land.

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What are some common reasons companies enter international markets?

  • To increase sales and market share.

  • To diversify risk and reduce dependence on one market.

  • To access new customer segments.

  • To achieve economies of scale.

  • To strengthen brand recognition globally.

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How is the traditional organization chart structured? PYRAMIDEN

  • Top Management at the top — makes key decisions.

  • Middle Management implements strategies.

  • Frontline employees interact with customers but have little authority.

  • Customers at the bottom — seen mainly as end recipients of products.

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How is the modern customer-oriented organization chart structured?

It’s an inverted pyramid:

  • Customers at the top — the most important focus.

  • Frontline employees next — they directly serve and create value for customers.

  • Middle management supports and coordinates resources for staff.

  • Top management at the bottom — their role is to enable and empower others.

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What is the main difference between the traditional and modern organization structures?

Pyramiden har Àndrats eftersom fokus har flyttats frÄn ledningen till kunden, kunderna har fÄtt mer makt och förvÀntningar, företag vill vara mer kundcentrerade

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Customer-perceived Value (CPV)

The difference between the total customer benefit and the total customer cost, skilldande mellan vad kunden fÄr ut av produkten och vad e har betalat för produkten

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What is a value proposition?

Value proposition betyder företagets löfte om vilket vÀrde det ger till sina kunder.
Det handlar om varför kunden ska vÀlja just det företaget och vilken nytta kunden fÄr.

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What is value creation? 

Value creation is about delivering a balance of benefits over cost, creating value not only for customers but also for collaborators and the company, by providing products, services, and experiences that meet customer needs better than competitors.Value creation betyder vĂ€rdeskapande – alltsĂ„ hur ett företag skapar nytta eller vĂ€rde för sina kunder.

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Marketing Mix 4Ps

  • Product – Must meet customer needs, perform well, and match customer expectations.

  • Place – Should be available where and how the target consumer prefers to buy.

  • Price – Should reflect good value for money, not necessarily the lowest price.

  • Promotion – Includes advertising, PR, personal selling, sales promotion, and social media to communicate with the right audience in the right tone.

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The Marketing Mix extended 7Ps: 

  • Product – Must meet customer needs, perform well, and match customer expectations.

  • Place – Should be available where and how the target consumer prefers to buy.

  • Price – Should reflect good value for money, not necessarily the lowest price.

  • Promotion – Includes advertising, PR, personal selling, sales promotion, and social media to communicate with the right audience in the right tone.

  • People – Everyone involved in the delivery and experience of the product; their competence and attitude affect customer satisfaction.
    6. Processes – The systems and procedures through which the product or service is delivered.
    7. Physical Evidence – Tangible elements that support the service experience (e.g., environment, design, packaging).

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What does differentiation mean in marketing mix planning?

how a product, brand or an offering differs from the competitors

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What are points-of-difference (PODs)?

Attributes or benefits that consumers strongly associate with a brand, positively evaluate, and believe they cannot find to the same extent with a competing brand. Dessa Àr egenskaper eller fördelar som skiljer varumÀrket frÄn konkurrenterna

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What makes a strong point-of-difference?

  • Desirable (important to the customer)

  • Deliverable (feasible for the company to provide)

  • Differentiated (distinct from competitors)

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What is Points-of-parity (POPs)

attribute/benefit associations that are not necessarily unique to the brand but may in fact be shared with other brands, Dessa Àr egenskaper eller fördelar som ett varumÀrke delar med konkurrenterna.

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What are the three main considerations in price setting?

  • Costs → set the price floor (minimum viable price).

  • Competitors’ prices → provide a reference point.

  • Customer perception of value → sets the price ceiling.

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Value delivery

The full range of experiences and processes customers go through while obtaining and using the offering Hur levererar vi vÀrdet till kunden?

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Customer value

The worth of an offering to customers, based on how well it meets their need (benefits vs. cost compared to alternatives)

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Collaborator value

The benefits and cost to collaborators like suppliers and distributors. Why would partners choose to work with you?

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Company value

The profitability and strategic fit for the company (why investing in this offering makes sense over other opportunities) Company value betyder det vÀrde som ett företag skapar för sig sjÀlv, inte bara för kunden.

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Positionering (Positioning)

Positionering handlar om hur ett företag vill att kunder ska uppfatta dess varumÀrke eller produkt jÀmfört med konkurrenterna.

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How companies should price

Understanding of consumer pricing psychology → a systematic approach to setting, adapting and changing prices, tex 9,99 fin paketering högre pris

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Setting the price

  1. Selecting the pricing objective

  2. Determining demand 

  3. Estimating costs

  4. Analyzing competitors’ costs, prices and offers

  5. Selecting a pricing method

  6. Selecting the final price

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Integrated marketing communications (IMC)

A planning process designed to assure that all brand contacts received by customer or prospect for a product, service or organization are relevant to that person and consistent over time IMC handlar om att samordna all marknadskommunikation sÄ att ett företag talar med en enhetlig röst i alla kanaler.
Det betyder att reklam, sociala medier, PR, e-post, event, annonser, webbplats osv ska ge samma budskap och kÀnsla.

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Customer relationship management (CRM)

The process of carefully managing detailed information about individual customers and all customer “touch points” to maximize loyalty CRM Ă€r bĂ„de en strategi och ett system som företag anvĂ€nder för att bygga, underhĂ„lla och förbĂ€ttra relationer med sina kunder