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Brand
The entire set of perceptions, emotions, and associations that a customer holds about a company or its products.
Sales
The direct, interpersonal interaction between a company representative and a potential customer.
Advertising
Paid, non-personal communication designed to reach a broad audience and shape the brand’s image.
Public Relations (PR)
The function that manages the company’s reputation and builds goodwill with the public, media, and other stakeholders.
SPIN Selling
A framework for needs identification involving Situation, Problem, Implication, and Need-payoff questions.
Feature
A factual characteristic of a product.
Benefit
The value or advantage a product feature provides to the customer.
FAB Model
A strategy for presenting products by outlining Features, Advantages, and Benefits.
Warranty
A promise from a manufacturer regarding the quality and reliability of a product, often providing repair or replacement guarantees.
Customer Expectations
The standards that customers believe a product or service should meet.
Net Promoter Score (NPS)
A measurement of customer loyalty based on their likelihood to recommend a product.
Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)
A metric that evaluates customer satisfaction with a specific interaction or experience.
Value-based Pricing
Setting prices based on the perceived value to the customer rather than just production costs.
Cost-plus Pricing
A pricing method where a standard markup is added to the cost of production.
Distribution Channel
The path through which goods and services flow from the producer to the customer.
Direct Channel
A distribution method where products are sold straight to the end user without intermediaries.
Indirect Channel
A distribution method that involves one or more intermediaries between the producer and customer.
Promotional Mix
The combination of promotional tools used to reach marketing objectives, including advertising, sales promotions, publicity, and public relations.
Publicity
Unpaid media coverage that promotes a company's products or services.
Sales Promotions
Short-term incentives to encourage immediate purchase, such as discounts or contests.
Product Mix
The total set of products a company offers, including product lines and individual product items.
Product Line
A group of related products that share similar functions, customers, or technology.
Relationship Selling
Sales approach focused on building long-term relationships with customers based on trust and support.
Closing
The step in the sales process where the salesperson finalizes the sale with the customer.
Follow-Up
Actions taken after a sale to ensure customer satisfaction and maintain the relationship.
Market Coverage
The extent to which products are available to customers across various geographical areas.
Economies of Scope
Cost advantages that result from a broad product mix reducing average costs.