Data-driven decision-making

• Illustrates data-driven decision-making.

• Relies solely on intuition and experience.

• Ignores data and focuses on gut feelings.

• Utilizes random guesses to make choices.

Private Brands

• Products manufactured by a third-party producer but sold under a retailer's brand name.

• Products exclusively manufactured by a retailer.

• Products that are sold at a discount price.

• Products that are only available online.

Role of product/service planning in marketing

• Informs strategic decisions, aligning products and services with market needs, business goals, and customer preferences.

• Focuses solely on product design and development.

• Emphasizes advertising over customer needs.

• Is primarily concerned with pricing strategies.

Growth Stage

• Characterized by increasing sales, more competitors, and market expansion.

• A phase where sales are declining and competitors are leaving the market.

• A period of stagnation with no significant changes in sales or competition.

• The initial phase where a product is introduced to the market.

Brand Elements and Logo

• Visual representation of brand identity and brand name.

• A type of marketing strategy used to increase sales.

• A legal document that protects a company's assets.

• A method for measuring customer satisfaction.

Women Business Centers (WBCs)

• A resource partner for small businesses

• A government agency for women

• A financial institution for women entrepreneurs

• A networking group for women professionals

Feedback acts as a crucial element

• Ensures effective communication

• Reduces the need for collaboration

• Increases misunderstandings

• Limits the flow of information

Market Research

• The process of gathering, analyzing, and interpreting information about a market.

• A method for predicting future market trends based on historical data.

• A technique for promoting products through social media channels.

• A strategy for reducing costs in product development.

Brand Loyalty

• A commitment to repurchase or continue using a brand.

• A preference for a brand over others without any commitment.

• A temporary interest in a brand based on current trends.

• A strategy used by brands to increase their market share.

Brand Positioning

• A strategy to increase sales by lowering prices.

• Strategically placing a brand in the market to influence consumer perception.

• A method for creating a brand logo.

• A technique for managing customer service inquiries.