Marketing Management Lecture 7

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What are some advantages of the “Private brand” for retailers?

  • higher profit margin (difference between purchase and sales price)

  • less price competition (no competition with other retailors regarding PBs (unlike with MBs)

  • higher store loyalty


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What are some disadvantages of the “Private brand” for retailers?

  • higher advertising expenses (PB is not popular like MB so has to be marketed more)

  • no slotting fees (new products are often very risky for retailers, so manufacturers pays the retailer a small amount to make up for the risk/losses


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What advantages does the retailer have over the manufacturer?

  • the retailer is the buyer and can make the final decision (buy or not buy)

  • control the location of brands in shelves (eye level)

  • retailer can set the price


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What is a big issue that PBs deal with?

quality issue (same quality, perception of quality)

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What are the three strategies for PBs?

  • Sub-brand strategy: using main brand name (PB’s name is still Homeplus) to take advantage of brand equity (people already know the brand, less marketing costs therefore)

  • Independent brand strategy: new brand name (Kirkland > Costco)

  • Quality Issue: MPB Manufactured private brand: Name of the manufacturer is listed on the packaging

    • increased brand equity

    • retailer doesn’t worry about product quality


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What are some brand strategies?

  1. Line extension

  2. Brand extension

  3. Multiple Brand strategy

  4. New Brand strategy


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Explain the “line extension” brand strategy!

introducing additional items in an existing product category under the same brand name (coke: cherry coke, zero coke)

> not a lot of money needed for promotion, good to satisfy different consumer demand

  • be careful about cannibalization effect: introducing cherry coke comes at the expense of lemon coke


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Explain the “brand extension” brand strategy!

use of successful brand name to launch new products in a new category (Honda: automobile, motorcycles, lawn mowers)

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Explain the “multiple brand strategy”!

promoting individual brands that compete with one another to appeal to different buyers (P&G: different shampoos like Head & Shoulders, Lepentane)

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What is a problem that comes with the multiple brand strategy?

Brand paradox: too many choices -> confusion + consumers don’t buy the products (important for convenience goods) and don’t want to feel the regret of choosing the “wrong” product

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Explain the “new brand strategy”!

create a new brand name when it enters a new product category

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What is service marketing?

intangible product that cannot be owned

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What are some characteristics of services?

  • intangibility: can’t be seen, tasted, felt, heard, smelled (plane ticket)

  • inseparability: can’t be separated from providers (doctors, hair stylist), interaction is very important (vs. goods: no direct interaction requited)

  • variability: quality + customer satisfaction depends on provider (internal marketing!!)

  • perishability: can’t be stored


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What are some different types of goods and services?

  • pure goods: goods without services (shampoo)

  • goods with accompanying services: car with service guarantee, laptop

  • major service with accompanying minor goods: hotels with free shampoo

  • pure service: haircut, consulting


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What are some service strategies?

  • developing differentiated offer

  • managing service quality: employees (give employees authority + incentives), watch service performance

  • managing productivity


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What is internal marketing?

motivate customer-contact employees to provide customer satisfaction + high service quality