1. PRODUCT
By :
1.Anis suriyani Ibrahim
2.Nur syaziah nasrin binti
Mohd sapian
3.Sharmila binti Abdullah
4.Siti nurhidayah binti
Muhammad yusuf
2.
3. • A product is defined as
anything that can be
offered in the market for
attention, acquisition,
use or consumption that
might satisfy a want or
need.
• A bundle of attributes,
offering for
use/consumption by the
final customer.
4. • Product
Tangible products that customers can see, hear,
smell, taste, or touch.
• Service
Any intangible activity or benefit that one party
can offer to another that is essentially intangible
and does not result in ownership of anything.
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6. FRCONSUMER PRODUCTS VS
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
Consumer products
• Product destined for use by
ultimate consumers.
Business products.
• Product that contributes
directly or indirectly to the
out- put of other products for
resale; also called industrial or
organizational product.
• Some products fall into both
categories.
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8. FR
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• Core Products- a part of the total
product that the consumer is actually
buying.
• Actual Product- this includes the
products name, label, packaging,
features, and a quality level.
• Augmented Product- is the part where
the seller provides additional services
and privileges to consumers who
bought the product.
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1 . Con su mer Prod u c ts
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Classification of Products
Convenience Goods
• Staple Goods
• Impulse Goods
• Emergency Goods
Shopping Goods
• Homogenous Products
• Heterogeneous
• Products
Specialty Goods
Unsought Goods
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Characteristics of Industrial
Products:
• Derived Demand
• Price Sensitivity
• Fluctuating Demand
• Limited Market
• Geographic Concentration
• of Markets
• Rational Buying Behavior
• Long Negotiating Period
• Infrequent Sales
• Industrial Advertising and
• Personal Selling
Categories of Industrial Products:
• Material and parts
• Capital items
• Supplies and services
2 . In d u strial Prod u c ts
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Classification of Products