
2.2.6 & 2.2.7 & 2.2.8 Pre-learning 2026
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Adele Wyers
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By Adele Wyers
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Marketing objectives, strategies, and approaches will change depending on where a product is in its life cycle.
The Product Life Cycle
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Product is designed and launched into the market
Product is unknown
Sales may be low due to consumers lack of familiarity with the product/business
Introdution
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This is where the effects of marketing are seen
Consumers are more familiar with product
Sales start to grow and profits rise
Growth
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Product is well established
Sales have stabilised
At some point, demand may start to decline
Does not yet need to be replaced
Need to use extension strategies like relaunching with new packaging
Maturity
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Sales decline as the product is out of date and/or being replaced
Competitors more popular
Need extension strategies or to reboot the cycle
Otherwise, the product is retired and replaced
Decline
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Reorder
Reorder the following stages of the product life cycle.
New product or model is introduced to the market
Sales are now increasing
Sales reach their peak
Sales start to reduce
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not a stage of the product life cycle?
Extension
Maturity
Growth
Infancy
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Multiple Choice
What phase of the cycle is this:
The business tries to build awareness, which means customers start to know things about the good/service, such as its features.
Introduction
Maturity
Growth
Extension
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Multiple Choice
During or towards the maturity phase, if there is too much downturn in sales, a business may delete it rather than spending money on marketing.
False
True
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Product life style is related to pricing strategy
Also the number of places sales can be made based on popularity
And promotion strategies will also change
Please read the table before moving on
Product Life Cycle & Pricing Strategies
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Match
Match the following pricing strategies to the correct stages.
Introduction Stage
Growth Stage
Maturity Stage
Decline Stage
Penetration pricing/free samples
Persuasive advertising/sales promotions
Competitive pricing/extension strategies
Discounts/price reductions/no promotion
Penetration pricing/free samples
Persuasive advertising/sales promotions
Competitive pricing/extension strategies
Discounts/price reductions/no promotion
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This terms refers to business activities that aim to acquire, grow, and retain good relationships with customers. This helps increase customer loyalty and brand reputation.
Customer Relations
Exellent customer service creates opportunities for word-of-mouth recommendations and competitive advantage by help customers feel valued.
Customer Service
Loyalty programs can make special offers to promote spending and create repeat spenders, but also to collect valuable data for later marketing purposes.
Loyalty Programs
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
When customers feel _____ towards a business, they will support it.
loyalty
disappointment
satisfaction
expectation
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Multiple Choice
When customers are provided with excellent customer service, this provides the business with a ______________________
loyalty program
competitive advantage
good marketing campaign
reduced costs
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5.42 billion people use social media
96% of businesses use it for advertising
Used for customer service too
Essential for brand visibility and engagement with customers
Also can be less expensive marketing option
Technology - Social Media
Form of direct marketing to consumers
Used to constantly remind consumers about the brand
Also offers loyalty program like features
Can increase engagement (or annoy)
Be careful to follow the law and keep data safe
Technology - Email Marketing
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
What is one problem with email marketing?
it creates customer loyalty
it can offer sales to customers
it can annoy customers if too frequent
it keeps data safe
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Search engine optimisation uses data to improve website design
Goal is to increase viewership of the website: you want to be the first page shown in a Google search
How will this be affected by AI if 60-80% of searchs result in 'no clicks'?
Technology - SEO and AI
Marketing requires data to be collected
Raw data is then analysed to draw conclusions and make predictions
Can use software/AI to help gain insights, examine customer interactions
Also used to identify most successful marketing strategies and methods
Technology - AI and Data
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Fill in the Blanks
SEO stands for
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Fill in the Blanks
The process of using statistics to find trends in purchasing behaviour is called ____ _____ (2 words).
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Open Ended
This is now the end of 2.2.6 - 2.2.8 (Chapter 12.2-4). To avoid the forgetting curve, you need to do a brain dump of everything you have learnt so far about the product life cycle, customer relations, and technology in marketing.
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