Across
- 2. sales increases and the cost per customer fails as profit rise. There are more customers and competitors.
- 5. series of coordinated marketing efforts to promote a product or brand.
- 8. Goods/services offered to the target market
- 9. The amount added to the cost price of goods to cover overhead and profit
- 10. Creating a unique product to service that offers superior value compared to competitors.
- 11. desires for specific products or services
- 13. sales peak and the cost per customer is at its lowest. Profits are noew high and competitions in intense.
- 14. Locations and methods used to make the product available
- 17. Dividing a market into distinct groups
- 18. the difference between a product or service's selling price and the cost of production.
- 19. Material like text, images, or videos used to communicate with an audience.
- 21. To capture and hold an audience’s attention, encouraging participation.
- 24. Selecting one or more segments to enter
- 26. the act of obtaining a desired object by offering something in return.
- 27. trade between two parties involving at least two things of value.
Down
- 1. Activities that communicate the product's value and persuade the customers to buy.
- 3. sales are typically low and cost per customer is high as the market takes time to accept that new product.
- 4. Arranging for a product to occupy a clear, distinctive place in the minds of target customers.
- 6. The process of searching for and finding potential buyers
- 7. Individuals or entities who purchase goods or services.
- 12. People who consume content, particularly in the context of visual media such as television, online videos, or advertisements.
- 14. Amount customers must pay to obtain the product
- 15. business outlay is high due to product development costs and the marketing budget. There is no return on investment.
- 16. means to provide a reward or motivation for someone to take a specific action. This can involve offering benefits or prizes to encourage behaviors such as purchasing a product or achieving a goal.
- 20. basic human requirements
- 22. Wants backed by purchasing power
- 23. group of individuals targeted by a marketing campaign. This includes potential customers, existing customers, and any other stakeholders who may influence or be influenced by marketing efforts.
- 25. profits falls as sales fall and the customer base contracts. The cost per customer remains low. marketing spend is not kept at a minimum.
