Pop-upadvertExampleof digitalmarketingFavourablebudgetvarianceBudgetedsales = £600Actual sales= £1,000Start-upcostsResources thatare purchasedbefore abusiness canbegin operatingPurchaseorderDocumentused toconfirman orderNichemarketTargeting asmallersegment of alargermarketNetprofitmarginNet Profit/ Revenuex 100 = ?TradeshowsBelow thelinepromotionPaymentremittanceFinancialdocumentstating that aninvoice hasbeen paid.GrossprofitRevenue- Cost ofSales = ?PriceskimmingSetting ahigh initialprice, thenloweringover timeNetcashflowCashinflows -cashoutflowsPricepenetrationSet a lowerinitial price,thengraduallyincrease it.GoodsreceivednoteFinancialdocument sentby the buyeronce the goodshave beenreceived.GrowthStage oftheProductLife CycleTVadvertisingAbovethe linepromotionMarginofsafetyThe differencebetween youractual outputand your BEPNetcurrentassetsCurrentassets -currentliabilitiesAdversebudgetvarianceBudgetedcosts =£1,200Actual costs= £1,500FixedcostRent is anexampleof this...DelayingpaymenttosuppliersA methodto improvenegativecashflowBreakEvenpointFC /(SP -VC)CurrentratioCA /CLVariablecostA cost whichchanges inrelation tooutputAgeDemographicvariablePsychographicsegmentationTargeting acustomerbased ontheir attitudesand valuesPop-upadvertExampleof digitalmarketingFavourablebudgetvarianceBudgetedsales = £600Actual sales= £1,000Start-upcostsResources thatare purchasedbefore abusiness canbegin operatingPurchaseorderDocumentused toconfirman orderNichemarketTargeting asmallersegment of alargermarketNetprofitmarginNet Profit/ Revenuex 100 = ?TradeshowsBelow thelinepromotionPaymentremittanceFinancialdocumentstating that aninvoice hasbeen paid.GrossprofitRevenue- Cost ofSales = ?PriceskimmingSetting ahigh initialprice, thenloweringover timeNetcashflowCashinflows -cashoutflowsPricepenetrationSet a lowerinitial price,thengraduallyincrease it.GoodsreceivednoteFinancialdocument sentby the buyeronce the goodshave beenreceived.GrowthStage oftheProductLife CycleTVadvertisingAbovethe linepromotionMarginofsafetyThe differencebetween youractual outputand your BEPNetcurrentassetsCurrentassets -currentliabilitiesAdversebudgetvarianceBudgetedcosts =£1,200Actual costs= £1,500FixedcostRent is anexampleof this...DelayingpaymenttosuppliersA methodto improvenegativecashflowBreakEvenpointFC /(SP -VC)CurrentratioCA /CLVariablecostA cost whichchanges inrelation tooutputAgeDemographicvariablePsychographicsegmentationTargeting acustomerbased ontheir attitudesand values

Comp 3 Revsion - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Example of digital marketing
    Pop-up advert
  2. Budgeted sales = £600 Actual sales = £1,000
    Favourable budget variance
  3. Resources that are purchased before a business can begin operating
    Start-up costs
  4. Document used to confirm an order
    Purchase order
  5. Targeting a smaller segment of a larger market
    Niche market
  6. Net Profit / Revenue x 100 = ?
    Net profit margin
  7. Below the line promotion
    Trade shows
  8. Financial document stating that an invoice has been paid.
    Payment remittance
  9. Revenue - Cost of Sales = ?
    Gross profit
  10. Setting a high initial price, then lowering over time
    Price skimming
  11. Cash inflows - cash outflows
    Net cash flow
  12. Set a lower initial price, then gradually increase it.
    Price penetration
  13. Financial document sent by the buyer once the goods have been received.
    Goods received note
  14. Stage of the Product Life Cycle
    Growth
  15. Above the line promotion
    TV advertising
  16. The difference between your actual output and your BEP
    Margin of safety
  17. Current assets - current liabilities
    Net current assets
  18. Budgeted costs = £1,200 Actual costs = £1,500
    Adverse budget variance
  19. Rent is an example of this...
    Fixed cost
  20. A method to improve negative cashflow
    Delaying payment to suppliers
  21. FC / (SP - VC)
    Break Even point
  22. CA / CL
    Current ratio
  23. A cost which changes in relation to output
    Variable cost
  24. Demographic variable
    Age
  25. Targeting a customer based on their attitudes and values
    Psychographic segmentation