MARK 3000 Chapter 2 - Grantham
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New business lacks any common elements with the present business
Viewed as very risky b/c it does not capitalize on either core strength
associated with markets or products
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Marketing Strategy
Steps of the Marketing Plan
Operational Excellence
Unrelated Diversification
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Terms in this set (48)
A firm's target market, marketing mix, and method
Marketing Strategy
of obtaining a sustainable competitive advantage
An advantage over competition that is not easily
Sustainable Competitive Advantage
copied and can be maintained over a long period
of time
- Customer Excellence
Macro Strategies for Developing a
- Operational Excellence
Sustainable Advantage
- Product Excellence
- Locational Excellence
, Customer Excellence
Focus on retaining loyal customers and excellent
customer service
Achieved through efficient operations, excellent
Operational Excellence
supply chain management, and strong relationships
with suppliers
Having products with high perceived value and
Product Excellence
effective branding and positioning
Having a good physical location and internet
Locational Excellence
presence; especially important in retail
A written document composed of an analysis of
Marketing Plan
the current marketing situation, opportunities and
threats for the firm, marketing objectives and
strategy in terms of the 4P's, action programs, and
projected or pro forma income statements
- Planning Phase
Three Major Phases of the Marketing
- Implementation Phase
Plan
- Control Phase
Marketing executives and other top managers
Planning Phase (of the Marketing
Plan)
define the mission of the business and evaluate the
situation by assessing how the various players, both
inside and outside the organization, affect the firm's
potential for success
Implementation Phase (of the
Marketing managers identify and evaluate different
Marketing Plan)
opportunities by engaging in a process known as
segmentation, targeting, and positioning (STP) and
UGA Exam Questions and Answers
Verified Solutions Latest Update
(2026/2027)
Question:
Practice questions for this set
Learn
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New business lacks any common elements with the present business
Viewed as very risky b/c it does not capitalize on either core strength
associated with markets or products
Choose an answer
Marketing Strategy
Steps of the Marketing Plan
Operational Excellence
Unrelated Diversification
Don't know?
Terms in this set (48)
A firm's target market, marketing mix, and method
Marketing Strategy
of obtaining a sustainable competitive advantage
An advantage over competition that is not easily
Sustainable Competitive Advantage
copied and can be maintained over a long period
of time
- Customer Excellence
Macro Strategies for Developing a
- Operational Excellence
Sustainable Advantage
- Product Excellence
- Locational Excellence
, Customer Excellence
Focus on retaining loyal customers and excellent
customer service
Achieved through efficient operations, excellent
Operational Excellence
supply chain management, and strong relationships
with suppliers
Having products with high perceived value and
Product Excellence
effective branding and positioning
Having a good physical location and internet
Locational Excellence
presence; especially important in retail
A written document composed of an analysis of
Marketing Plan
the current marketing situation, opportunities and
threats for the firm, marketing objectives and
strategy in terms of the 4P's, action programs, and
projected or pro forma income statements
- Planning Phase
Three Major Phases of the Marketing
- Implementation Phase
Plan
- Control Phase
Marketing executives and other top managers
Planning Phase (of the Marketing
Plan)
define the mission of the business and evaluate the
situation by assessing how the various players, both
inside and outside the organization, affect the firm's
potential for success
Implementation Phase (of the
Marketing managers identify and evaluate different
Marketing Plan)
opportunities by engaging in a process known as
segmentation, targeting, and positioning (STP) and
