Marketing Advanced HW 3 A5-7, A9-12

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Due Date: Friday 27th October 2023 Ms.

Judy Magri

Marketing HW 3: Short Questions (Chapter A5-7, A9-12)


1. Explain what is meant by customer-perceived value. (4 marks)
Definition of “customer-perceived value”. 2 marks
Elaborate on the four types of value. 1 mark
Does value to one customer necessarily mean value to another? Support your answer by providing 1 mark
an example.

2. Explain what a market is. (4 marks)

Definition of a “market”. 2 marks


Explain: marketing = managing markets = profitable customer relationships 1 mark
Explain: marketing = serving a market = relative to competitors 1 mark

3. Explain what customer relationship management is. (5 marks)

Definition of “CRM”. 2 marks


Explain: the 2 building blocks (customer perceived value & customer satisfaction). 2 marks
Explain: ultimate aim (to produce high customer equity) 1 mark

4. Explain what is meant by market share. (3 marks)

Definition of “market share”. 2 marks


1 applied real-life example. 1 mark
Due Date: Friday 27th October 2023 Ms. Judy Magri

Marketing HW 3: Short Questions (Chapter A5-7, A9-12)


1. Explain what is meant by customer-perceived value. (4 marks)
Definition of “customer-perceived value”. 2 marks
Elaborate on the four types of value. 1 mark
Does value to one customer necessarily mean value to another? Support your answer by providing 1 mark
an example.
Customer-perceived value is the customer’s evaluation of the difference between all the
benefits and all the costs of a marketing offer relative to those of competing offers.
The four main types of customer value are: 1. Function value is about solution of an offer
provides. 2.Minetary value is to decide if the price of the product worth it. Social value is to
connect with others. Psychology values to let customers to feel better and express themselves.
Value to one customer 1 and 2 bought the same phone. Customer 1 finds the quality of the
product surpassing their expectations, leading them to believe it was a worthwhile purchase. In
contrast, Customer 2, having higher expectations for quality, is disappointed and may not have a
favorable opinion of the same product. Despite both customers purchasing the identical item,
their varying expectations result in different perceived values.
2. Explain what a market is. (4 marks)

Definition of a “market”. 2 marks


Explain: marketing = managing markets = profitable customer relationships 1 mark
Explain: marketing = serving a market = relative to competitors 1 mark
A market comprises both existing and prospective customers for a product or service. Current customers have
already made purchases, while potential customers are those who will become new buyers. Marketing involves
the management of markets to establish profitable customer relationships, with a dual objective of retaining
existing customers and attracting new ones. It revolves around serving a market of end consumers in the
presence of competitors by offering superior value.

3. Explain what customer relationship management is. (5 marks)

Definition of “CRM”. 2 marks


Explain: the 2 building blocks (customer perceived value & customer satisfaction). 2 marks
Explain: ultimate aim (to produce high customer equity) 1 mark

CRM which is referred to Customer Relationship Management) is like keeping track of your
friends' likes and dislikes so that you can make them happy. In business, it's a way to gather
and use information about customers to build better relationships with them. The Two
Building Blocks - Customer Perceived Value & Customer Satisfaction: 1. Customer Perceived
Value: This is how much customers think your product or service is worth to them. It's all
about giving them something they find valuable. If they feel they get more from your
product than what they pay for, they'll be happy and come back for more. 2. Customer
Satisfaction: This is like making your friends happy when you remember their birthdays or
give them thoughtful gifts. In business, it means ensuring your customers are pleased with
what you offer. Happy customers are more likely to stick around and keep buying from you.
The Ultimate Aim - To Produce High Customer Equity: Think of customer equity like having
close friends who always support you.

4. Explain what is meant by market share. (3 marks)


Due Date: Friday 27th October 2023 Ms. Judy Magri

Definition of “market share”. 2 marks


1 applied real-life example. 1 mark

Market share refers to the proportion of total sales or revenue that a business or
product holds in a specific market or industry, typically expressed as a percentage. It
indicates a company's competitive position and its ability to capture a portion of the
overall customer demand. In the fast-food industry, McDonald's and Burger King vie for
market share. McDonald's, with a larger market share, regularly introduces new menu
items and promotions to maintain its competitive edge, while Burger King focuses on its
flame-grilled offerings to attract its share of customers.

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