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Product
Anything offered to a market by the business to satisfy needs (physical product, services, ideas)
Price
Amount the customer pays and the methods of increasing value of the product
Place
Includes the location and methods used to make the product available
Promotion
Methods used and information communicated to encourage customers to buy the product or service
Form Utility
The value a customer gets from products or services in a way they actually need
(Ex: Rice Krispie Treats)
Time Utility
When a company provides goods and services at a certain time of year or convenient time of day
(Ex: Coats in the winter)
Place Utility
Making products or services available in locations that allows customers to easily access them
(Ex: Vending Machine)
Possession Utility
Perceived value a consumer gets from owning and being able to use a product in a timely manner. Transferring ownership from one to another
(Ex: Credits Cards)
Demographics
Age, gender, income, social status, occupation
Geographic
Country, city, language, climate, area, population
Behavioral
Benefits sought, purchase usage, occasion, situation, intent, buyer stage
Psychographics
Lifestyle, activity, interest, opinion, concerns, values, attitudes, personality