Intro to Business Quiz 3

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SWOT Framework

a framework for helping us evaluate a company’s strategy

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Stakeholder Analysis

the process of evaluating a company’s impact on a wide range of constituents

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Brand Awareness

how well consumers know and recognize a company’s brand

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Brand loyalty

refers to consumers’ preference and repeated purchase behavior for a certain brand

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Targeted Advertising

delivers ads to specific people based on their traits, interests, and behavior

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Customer Loyalty Program

a program designed by a company to foster repeat business from customers

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Comparable store sales growth

measures percentage revenue increase from existing locations that have been open for at least one year

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Lifetime value of a customer

the total net profit a business expects to earn from a single customer over their entire relationship

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Customer churn rate

measures the percentage of customers who stop using a company’s product over a specific time

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Customer churn rate equation

( lost customers / total customers at the start of the period ) x multiplying by 100

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Customer acquisition cost

total expense a business incurs to gain a new paying customer

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Customer acquisition cost equation

total sales + marketing costs / # of new customers acquired in a specific period

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Net profit margin equation

total net profit / total revenue

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Global Adaptation

when a company modifies its product and services for various foreign markets to cater to local customer preferences, culture, and laws

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Global Standardization

when a company keeps its products quite uniform around the globe to maximize operational efficiency and because they want to sell a consistent brand image around the world

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Modes of Entry

ways in which a company can enter a foreign market

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Forms of global “distance”

Geographic distance, Linguistic distance, Cultural distance, and Economic distance