ISM LESSON 1

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A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts and terms from the International Service Marketing lecture.

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Services

Economic activities where an organization provides expertise or skills to fulfill customer needs without transferring ownership of physical goods.

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Experience Economy

A concept where businesses must provide memorable and engaging experiences beyond just products or services.

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Service-Dominant Logic

A marketing approach emphasizing co-creation of value between providers and customers.

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Intangible

A characteristic of services indicating that they cannot be touched or owned.

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Perishable

A characteristic of services indicating they cannot be stored or saved for later.

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Co-creation of Value

The collaborative process between consumers and companies to create valuable experiences.

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Customization

Adapting services to meet individual customer preferences and needs.

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Globalization

The process of expanding services like luxury retail into international markets.

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Luxury Services

High-end services that offer premium experiences without transferring physical ownership.

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Cultural Differences

Variations in cultural norms that affect how services are perceived and delivered internationally.

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High-Income Elasticity

The tendency for demand for luxury services to increase as income levels rise.

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Sustainability

The practice of providing services in an ethical and environmentally conscious manner.

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Service Sector

The segment of the economy that provides services rather than tangible goods.

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Luxury Goods

Physical products that are tangible and owned by the consumer.

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Bespoke Services

Customized services tailored to meet the specific requirements of individual clients.

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Hospitality Industry

A sector focused on providing services related to travel, accommodation, and entertainment.

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Tangible

Describes physical products that can be seen, touched, and owned.

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Experiential Marketing

A strategy focused on immersing customers in a memorable experience.

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Feedback Mechanisms

Systems used by service providers to gather customer inputs for personalized service improvement.

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Ethical Luxury

Luxury services that integrate sustainable practices into their offerings.

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Personalized Financial Advice

Tailored banking consultations aimed at meeting the unique needs of high-net-worth clients.

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Emerging Markets

Developing economies where luxury and premium services are expanding rapidly.

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Wellness Services

Services aimed at improving health and wellbeing, often seen in luxury hospitality.

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Luxury Travel

High-end travel services that provide exclusive experiences to clients.

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Brand Experience

The holistic impact of a brand on a customer's emotional and intellectual engagement.

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Exclusive Events

Specially tailored experiences for select clientele, often used in luxury services.

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Immersive Environments

Interactive and engaging settings designed to enhance customer experiences.

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Serene Landscapes

Beautiful and tranquil settings often featured in luxury spa services.

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Microniche Services

Highly specialized services tailored for specific high-end customers.

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Timeliness

The importance of delivering services promptly in the service marketing context.

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Luxury Retail

High-end shopping experiences that focus on customer experience, not just products.

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High-Net-Worth Clients

Individuals with substantial financial assets seeking personalized premium services.

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Innovative Service Models

New methods of service delivery that leverage technology and customer engagement.

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Aesthetically Pleasing Experiences

Service environments designed to be visually appealing to enhance customer satisfaction.

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Sustainable Luxury Experiences

Luxury services that prioritize environmental responsibility alongside customer enjoyment.