MARKETING
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What is the primary objective of marketing in retail banking?
The primary objective of retail banking marketing is to identify customer needs and deliver financial products and services that satisfy those needs profitably while building long-term customer relationships.
What is 'needs-based selling' in retail banking?
Matching bank products to identified customer financial needs.
What does the term 'marketing mix' refer to in banking?
The marketing mix in banking refers to the combination of the 7 Ps: Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, Process, and Physical Evidence, used to design and deliver banking services effectively.
What is 'mass marketing' in the context of banking?
Marketing same product to all customers without differentiation.
How does relationship marketing differ from transactional marketing in banking?
Relationship marketing focuses on building long-term, mutually beneficial connections with customers, whereas transactional marketing focuses on individual one-time sales without emphasis on ongoing customer engagement.
What is 'niche marketing' in banking?
Targeting a small, specialized segment with tailored banking products.
What is 'market segmentation' in the context of retail banking?
Market segmentation is the process of dividing the bank's potential customer base into distinct groups with similar needs, characteristics, or behaviours so that targeted products and services can be offered to each segment.
What does 'SWOT analysis' help determine in bank marketing?
Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for strategic planning.
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