A marketing strategy whereby businesses set prices based on their competitors prices.
1. Customer satisfaction
2. A greater profit margin
3. Easy to use
1. Can be inaccurate
2. You can lose potential customers
3. May have to descrease your selling price
1. Growth stragery
2. lower risk when investing as your spreading your money within different places.
3. Attract new customers
1. Increasing costs
2. Increasing complexity
3. Losing focus on main brand
4. More competition
Focusing on one product/ limited scope of products
1. Employees become expert due to specific task
2. Higher profit potential
3. Job security for employees due to specialised skills
4.Brand identity
1. Increased bordem
2. Changing tastes for customers
3. Dissatisfied
Relationship in which people/businesses agree to work together
1. Earn new customers
2. Expand business opportunities
3. Gain new resources
1. Communication challeneges
2. Conflicts of interest
3. Shared profits
occurs when one company owns/controls more than one part of distribution process.
Provides strategic alliances through merging, co operation.
Lead to more efficiency and profits.
Accepting princeaples which emphasize minimising waste and maximising use of resources.
An extra payment of money in addition to the usual payment for something e.g a company increasing costs due to increased government tax.
Organazations process for identifying and responding to a critical event.
To ensure a timely and appropriate response to a critical or major incident.
1. X-ray machines
2. Metal detectors
3. Drug testors
1. self-service check in desks
2. Online booking for car hire