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Curipod generated lesson: "Product Life Cycle". #11-13

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1. Word cloud
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What is the product life cycle?
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Product Life Cycle is the stages a product goes through from its introduction to the market until it is removed. It is divided into four stages: Introduction, Growth, Maturity and Decline. Understanding the life cycle of a product helps marketers plan their strategies to maximize profit.
Product Life Cycle
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Product Introduction: The first stage of the product life cycle when a product is launched in the market and made available for sale. Product Growth: The second stage of the product life cycle when sales of the product increase and profits begin to grow. Product Maturity: The third stage of the product life cycle when sales of the product begin to slow down and profits start to decline.
Concepts:
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Product Life Cycle
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Introduction Stage
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Maturity Stage
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Decline Stage
8. Poll
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What stage of the product life cycle do you think is most important?
  • Development
  • Introduction
  • Growth
  • Maturity
  • Decline
9. Slide
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The Product Life Cycle theory was first introduced by the American economist Raymond Vernon in 1966. Product Life Cycle is a business analysis tool used to forecast the future of a product, service or brand. Product Life Cycle stages do not have to be equal in duration - some can be shorter or longer than others.
Did you know?
10. Open question
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What is the difference between the product life cycle in a developed country versus a developing country?
11. Open question
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What strategies can companies use to extend the life cycle of their products?
12. Open question
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What challenges have you faced in the life cycle of a product you have used or been involved with?
13. Open question
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What benefits have you seen in a product that has gone through the full life cycle?

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