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Differentiate between a business market and a consumer market , Concept of a consumer and a costumer , Penetrating price and skimming price , Differentiation and Diversification
Differentiate between a business market and a consumer market , Concept of a consumer and a costumer , Penetrating price and skimming price , Differentiation and Diversification
Differentiate between a business market and a consumer market , Concept of a consumer and a costumer , Penetrating price and skimming price , Differentiation and Diversification
Differentiate between a business market and a consumer
market? Business market: -In business market demand is organization. -In business market byer purachase in arge !oume. -In business market customers are fewer. -in business market "utation is needed. #onsumer market: -In consumer market demand is indi!idua. -In consumer market buyer purchase in sma !oume. -In consumer market consumers are many. -In consumer market purachase take pace Directy. 1$. #oncept of a consumer and a costumer? #ustomers: % customer is someone who buy ser!ices or product to be use for his Business & 'hop or other. % consumer is one who buy product or ser!ices for use. (or ).g: % 'howroom owner purchase car from car manufacture then showroom is #ustomer. % *erson buy car for his persona use from showroom then he is #onsumer. 1+. *enetrating price and skimming price? Penetration pricing : Penetration pricing is a pricing strategy where the price of a product is initially set at a price lower than the eventual market price, to attract new customers. The strategy works on the expectation that customers will switch to the new brand because of the lower price. Penetration pricing is most commonly associated with a marketing objective of increasing market share or sales volume, rather than to make proft in the short term. The price will be raised later once this market share is gained. 'kimming price: *rice skimming is a pricing strategy in which a marketer sets a reati!ey high price for a product or ser!ice at first& then owers the price o!er time. It is a tempora !ersion of price discrimination,yied management. It aows the firm to reco!er its sunk costs "uicky before competition steps in and owers the market price. 13. Differentiate between a business market and a consumer market? Business market: -In business market demand is organization. -In business market byer purachase in arge !oume. -In business market customers are fewer. -in business market "utation is needed. #onsumer market: -In consumer market demand is indi!idua. -In consumer market buyer purchase in sma !oume. -In consumer market consumers are many. -In consumer market purachase take pace Directy. 1$. #oncept of a consumer and a costumer? #ustomers: % customer is someone who buy ser!ices or product to be use for his Business & 'hop or other. % consumer is one who buy product or ser!ices for use. (or ).g: % 'howroom owner purchase car from car manufacture then showroom is #ustomer. % *erson buy car for his persona use from showroom then he is #onsumer. 1+. *enetrating price and skimming price? Penetration pricing : Penetration pricing is a pricing strategy where the price of a product is initially set at a price lower than the eventual market price, to attract new customers. The strategy works on the expectation that customers will switch to the new brand because of the lower price. Penetration pricing is most commonly associated with a marketing objective of increasing market share or sales volume, rather than to make proft in the short term. The price will be raised later once this market share is gained. 'kimming price: *rice skimming is a pricing strategy in which a marketer sets a reati!ey high price for a product or ser!ice at first& then owers the price o!er time. It is a tempora !ersion of price discrimination,yied management. It aows the firm to reco!er its sunk costs "uicky before competition steps in and owers the market price. !. "i#erentiation and "iversifcation $ Product "i#erentiation: Product "i#erentiation, often known as just "i#erentiation, is the process of distinguishing a product from others already in the market, especially the competition. The aim is to make it more appealing to the target market at the same time. Product "i#erentiation is about highlighting the ways in which a product is di#erent from another, in order to create that sense of value. The areas of di#erentiation include %uality, price, functions, design, characteristics, advertising and availability. Product "iversifcation: Product "iversifcation is the modifcation of a product or service to reach a more expansive target market. &nlike Product "i#erentiation, this isn't about highlighting anything( rather it is about fnding a new section of the market to attract. This bid to lure new consumers in is usually done by using pre) existing brands, or in some cases creating a new brand. The downside to Product "iversifcation is that any poor reputation or failures will also associate themselves with the original brand.