Product Strategy and Funeral Goods Vocabulary Flashcards

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Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards generated from the lecture material on product strategy, casket types, specifications, and branding.

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Product

A good, service, or idea offered to satisfy a consumer's need or want.

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Product Attributes

The tangible or intangible characteristics that define and describe an item, helping consumers find, compare, and evaluate it for purchase.

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Tangibles

Physical, touchable items or assets that have actual form, substance, and measurable value.

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Steel Caskets

The most common metal casket type, available in different gauges (thicknesses), which is durable and relatively affordable.

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Stainless Steel Caskets

Metal caskets that are more resistant to rust and corrosion than standard steel, available in several grades (such as 304 and 316) at a higher cost.

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Copper Caskets

Non-rusting metal caskets that are a premium-priced option and often considered a luxury selection.

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Bronze Caskets

Non-rusting and highly durable metal caskets, usually the most expensive metal casket and considered a top-tier choice.

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<p>Metal Casket Gauge Standard</p>

Metal Casket Gauge Standard

Measurement system for metal sheet thickness where a lower gauge number signifies thicker metal (for example, 16 gauge requires 16 sheets to equal 1 inch and is thicker than 20 gauge, which requires 20 sheets to equal 1 inch).

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Protective (Gasketed) Caskets

Caskets equipped with a rubber gasket seal designed to resist the entry of outside elements.

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Non-Protective (Non-Gasketed) Caskets

Caskets without a sealing gasket, featuring simpler construction; commonly found in less expensive metal caskets, wood caskets, and many cremation caskets.

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<p>Hardwood Caskets</p>

Hardwood Caskets

Caskets made from woods such as mahogany, walnut, cherry, oak, maple, or poplar, offering a natural appearance and warmth with prices varying by species.

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Cloth-Covered Wood Caskets

Economical caskets constructed with a wood frame covered in fabric, available in various colors and styles.

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Fiberboard/Cardboard Caskets

Lightweight and inexpensive caskets with limited durability, often chosen for cremation or green burial.

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Tufted Interior

A casket interior design where fabric is gathered into button-like tufts to provide a traditional appearance.

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Tailored Interior

A casket interior design featuring smooth fabric without tufting to provide a contemporary appearance.

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Half Couch Lid

A casket lid design where the lid opens only over the upper body, which is the most common style in the US.

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Full Couch Lid

A casket lid design where the entire lid opens, allowing viewing of the entire body.

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Burial Caskets

Caskets designed specifically for ground burial or entombment.

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Cremation Caskets

Caskets constructed for cremation, which may utilize combustible materials and minimal metal components.

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Rental Caskets

Caskets used for visitation and services before cremation that contain a removable interior container.

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Economy Caskets

Caskets made with basic materials and features offering the lowest price point.

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Mid-Range Caskets

Caskets made with better materials and offering additional design options.

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Premium/Luxury Caskets

Caskets constructed with high-end metals or hardwoods, featuring enhanced interiors and decorative features.

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Intangibles

Characteristics or offerings that lack physical form and cannot be touched or grasped, such as live-streamed memorial services, online tribute pages, legacy storytelling, and tribute videos.

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Branding

The strategic process of shaping how the public perceives a company, product, or individual, encompassing reputation, values, messaging, and overall emotional connection across every interaction.

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Packaging

The science, art, and technology of enclosing or protecting products for distribution, storage, sale, and use.

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Quality

The standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind, or the degree of excellence.

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Product Line

A group of related products marketed under a single brand and sold by the same company.

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<p>Product Life Cycle</p>

Product Life Cycle

The standard progression of a product through stages of Introduction, Growth, Maturity, and Decline.

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Product Extension

The strategy of adding something new to a product line to reinvigorate sales when a product reaches the decline phase.

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New Product Development

The comprehensive business process of conceptualizing, designing, and launching a new good, service, or technology.

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Brand Equity

The commercial value and consumer trust that a brand name generates over and above its functional product features.