Marketingleiter HFP flashcards
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- Segmentierung
- Segmentation groups customers by meaningful differences in needs or behavior so that offer, access, and communication can be designed appropriately.
- Positionierung
- Positioning specifies a relevant distinctive benefit and competitive frame for a chosen audience, supported by the actual delivered customer experience.
- Marketingmix
- The mix coordinates offer, price, distribution, and communication rather than treating each tactic as an independent substitute for strategy.
- Kannibalisierung
- Cannibalization occurs when a new own offer displaces sales of an existing own offer rather than generating entirely incremental demand.
- Reason Why
- A supporting reason gives the audience a credible basis for believing the promised benefit instead of merely repeating an assertion.
- Nettoreichweite
- Net reach counts distinct reached people within a defined audience and period, unlike gross contacts that can include repeated exposure.
- Kontaktfrequenz
- Average frequency relates total contacts to distinct reached people and does not imply identical exposure for every individual in that group.
- Briefing
- A useful brief aligns task, audience, objective, proposition, constraints, deliverables, timing, and evaluation so implementation can be assessed purposefully.
- CTR
- Click-through rate divides recorded clicks by impressions under a stated definition and does not itself measure purchase or customer value.
- CPA
- Cost per acquisition divides the relevant spend by a clearly defined acquisition event, such as a qualified lead or new customer.
- ROAS
- Return on ad spend compares attributed revenue with advertising expenditure and must not automatically be interpreted as incremental net profit.
- Inkrementalität
- Incrementality concerns what changed because of an intervention relative to a suitable counterfactual, not merely which touchpoint receives attribution credit.
- Auswahlgrundlage
- A sampling frame defines the units accessible for selection and can exclude relevant population groups even when the final sample is large.
- Selbstselektion
- Self-selection can make voluntary respondents systematically different from the intended population, limiting how confidently results can be generalized beyond them.
- Prozentpunkte
- Percentage points express the subtraction of two percentage levels, distinct from a relative percentage change measured against the initial level.
- Bestätigungsfehler
- Confirmation bias favors evidence supporting a prior belief while neglecting contradictory information that could change the interpretation or decision.
- Absatzmittler
- An intermediary participates between provider and end customer, potentially adding market access and service while changing control, margin, and coordination.
- Omnichannel
- An omnichannel approach coordinates relevant channel transitions and information from the customer’s perspective rather than merely adding disconnected contact points.
- Sicherheitsbestand
- Safety stock is an additional buffer against demand or supply uncertainty and must be considered alongside service goals and inventory costs.
- CRM
- Customer relationship management coordinates relevant information and processes to support purposeful interactions, requiring suitable data quality, access, and follow-up ownership.
- Opt-in und Kunden-Ausnahme
- Swiss email marketing distinguishes prior consent from a specific existing-customer exception; sender identity and an accessible refusal mechanism remain important.
- Deckungsbeitrag
- Contribution subtracts variable costs from revenue under the stated model and remains available for fixed costs and profit rather than equaling final profit.
- Break-even
- A break-even calculation finds the activity level covering defined costs under explicit assumptions, not a guarantee of real demand or future success.
- Versunkene Kosten
- Sunk costs are past irrecoverable expenditure that should be distinguished from future consequences still affected by the current choice among alternatives.
- Benefit ownership
- Accountable responsibility for tracking whether an intended business outcome is realized and maintained, distinct from merely delivering a technical project milestone.
- Portfolio priority
- A justified relative allocation of resources across initiatives based on value, risk, dependencies and constraints, not simply funding the most visible local request.
- Continuing capability
- The people, process, data, resources and ownership needed to sustain a useful operating result after a project or training event ends.
- Decision authority
- The actual permitted scope for approving an action or accepting relevant consequences, which a label, dashboard or recommendation does not confer by itself.