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09 Measuring Performancev1
09 Measuring Performancev1
Performance
Business Management
and Enterprise
Program Points
performance
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Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
BME 3
Sales and Customer Satisfaction
• Sales revenue,
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Sales returns and
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Customer satisfaction
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Evaluating Sales
Revenue and Sales
Return
The business owner can set sales targets
with employees and encourage them to
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Decreased sales returns can be achieved
through a focus on the quality of
manufacturing of the product and on
ensuring that customers are always
selecting the correct product for their
needs
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KPIs to Measure Sales
Sales by customer
Number of customer
Number of sales and segment, Proportional increase
enquires in a week,
sales return demographic or in sales revenue
month or year
geographic area
Proportional increase
in sales after a Percentage take up
Decrease in Sales How long it takes to
marketing campaign of discounts or other
Return process a return
or new product/ special offers.
service launch
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Number of complaints and/ or questions
Evaluating customer
satisfaction Number of repeat customers in a month or year
Warranties claimed
• Pricing strategies are determined according to what the particular market conditions allow. Prices can be set so
products can aggressively compete or be determined according to brand expectation. Whatever the case may
be, it’s the customer’s perception of value that helps determine the pricing of a product.
(a) Explain two pricing strategies you believe technology-based companies would use as part of their marketing
mix. (6 marks)
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(a) Describe two Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that would be used to evaluate marketing objectives.
(4 marks)
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Description Marks
For each of two pricing strategies:
Explains the pricing strategy in accurate detail 3
Describes the pricing strategy in a generalised manner 2
Skimming: prices are set very high in the beginning which gradually decreases. It’s the norm in the
Explain two pricing strategies tech industry. People are attracted to the high price as they associate the tech product a latest
trend, cutting edge.
you believe technology-based
companies would use as part Penetration: aggressive strategy; deliberately low prices designed to penetrate the market and
compete on price.
of their marketing mix.
Psychological: displaying the prices that try to deceive e.g. instead of $100 it is $99
Premium/prestige: When pricing is kept high so that it is perceived to be a highly luxurious item –
(6 marks) associated with many luxury brands.
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Description Marks
For each of two KPIs:
Describes a KPI for marketing objectives 2
Question B Answer Identifies a KPI for marketing objectives 1
Total 4
Answers could include:
Describe two Key
A key performance indictor (KPI) is a measurable objective that the
Performance Indicators business had decided will indicate if it is on the way to meeting
(KPIs) that would be used to organisational goals.
evaluate marketing
objectives. A suitable financial KPI for Marketing is Sales.
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