How Firms Sell

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How is a product defined in the context of selling?

The solution provided to meet a customer’s need or reduce their pain

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What are the 2 types of product solutions?

Vitamin (meets a customer’s needs) and painkiller (reduces a customer’s pain)

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What is the role of perception in selling a product?

How the customer views the product that matters most

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What are the 4 stages of the product life cycle?

Introduction, growth, maturity, decline

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Introduction stage of a product

Launching the product

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Growth stage of a product

Sales and demand increases

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Maturity stage of a product

Market saturation; sales plateau

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Decline stage of a product

Demand decreases

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What is the goal of promotion in selling?

Communicate value and encourage customers to buy

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What are the key elements of promotion?

Advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, direct marketing, public relations

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What is a pull promotional strategies?

Targets customers directly to create demand

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What is the push promotional strategy?

Encourages intermediaries (wholesalers, retailers) to promote the product

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What is the “place” in the selling process?

Refers to where and how the customer gets the product

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What are the key elements of the supply chain?

Supplier, manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer, customer

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What are the key elements of the distribution channel?

Manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer, customer

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What is “price” in selling?

Based on the perceived value of the product and a customer’s willingness to pay

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What are the 4 bases for setting prices

Cost, demand, competition, price leadership

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Setting prices: cost

Covering production expenses

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Setting prices: demand

Responding to market needs

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Setting prices: competition

Matching or undercutting rivals

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Setting prices: price leadership

A leading firm sets the benchmarks price

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What is break-even pricing?

Setting a price where revenue covers costs, but no profit is made

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What is the overall goal of marketing?

To create customer satisfaction while ensuring the firm operates profitability