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Topics in Marketing - Final Exam Review
Topics in Marketing - Final Exam Review
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Publicity differs from advertising in that publicity is:
Free
More Expensive
Always True
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Pricing products at various pricing levels such as $99, $120, $180.
Price Skimming
Penetration Pricing
Price Lining
Mark-up
3
Misleading the customer about product capabilities is a form of misrepresentation and illegal.
False
True
4
Retailers pricing products consistently ending in $0.98 or $0.99.
Mark-up
Penetration Pricing
Price Skimming
Psychological Pricing
5
A specific group of consumers a company selects as the focus of its marketing efforts.
Market Mix
Market Segment
Target Market
6
This form of promotion can generate short-term sales of a product or service.
Print Ad
Broadcast Ad
Advertising
Sales Promotion
7
Free mention of a product in a newspaper or tv.
Advertisement
Personal Selling
Press Release
Publicity
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If Nike uses their existing brand name to expand into the cologne and perfume industry.
Brand Positioning
Brandy Equity
Brand Extension
Licensing
9
Which pricing strategy is a form of cost-oriented pricing.
Mark-Up
Price Skimming
Price Penetration
Tiered-based
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During this stage of product life cycle, you will differentiate your product including price.
Maturity
Decline
Growth
Introduction
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A celebrity endorser does have to use the product they are endorsing.
False
True
12
Setting a very high price for a new product to emphasize quality and uniqueness.
Penetration Pricing
Price Skimming
Mark-Up
Psychological Pricing
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Introducing a product at a low price to win customer acceptance.
Psychological Pricing
Penetration Pricing
Mark-up
Price Skimming
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Rebates, samples, contests and sweepstakes are examples of:
Publicity
Sales Promotion
Personal Selling
Direct Marketing
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A payment to the owner of a copyright.
Licensing
Copyright
Royalty
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Dividing markets based on one's interests, attitudes and lifestyle choices.
Demographics
Psychographics
Geographics
Product Usage
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Which type of intermediary is used when Sports Authority sells Adidas products.
Retailer
Agent
Manufacturer
Wholesaler
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Advertising that uses a database to send personalized messages via email or text messaging
Billboards
Sales Promotion
Direct Mail
Specialty Items
19
Agreement and terms of a business transaction
Licensing
Royalty
Contract
20
Analyzing a market using characteristics such as geographics, demographics and psychographics.
Market Shifting
Target Market
Market Mix
Market Segmentation
21
A group of people who share similar characteristics.
Marketing Mix
Global Market
Market Segment
22
An illustration in an advertisement is a photo or drawing that is only there to add color.
False
True
23
For which type of product would personal selling be the most beneficial to a customer?
Baseball Glove
Television
Ice Cream
Movie Tickets
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A group of similar products with slight variations (i.e. - iPod nano, classic, touch).
Product Mix
Product Line
Product Position
25
James develops a new product idea he wishes to protect from competitors, he should obtain a:
License
Patent
Service Mark
Copyright
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Copying a logo for a free paid to the rights holder of the image.
Licensing
Contract
Royalty
27
Contacting or locating customers without direct help from an employer or other source.
Cold Calling
Employer Leads
Direct Marketing
28
Paid non-personal communication that will encourage a consumer to buy a product.
Advertising
Goodwill
Public Relations
29
Money consumers have remaining after paying their necessary expenses.
Taxable Income
Net Income
Discretionary Income
Gross Income
30
The arm of marketing that concerns itself with promoting the image of a company.
Public Relations
Advertising
Goodwill
31
Katy Perry wears a Pepsi logo dress at her recent concert to show approval of the product.
Endorsement
Sponsorship
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I am the least profitable stage due to expensive costs in educating the consumer about product.
Maturity
Decline
Growth
Introduction
33
A name, symbol, design or combination of these elements that identifies a product
Royalty
Copyright
Trademark
License
34
Using intermediaries to sell your product from production to consumer.
Direct Distribution
In-Direct Distribution
35
Providing better quality, special services and positive relationships with customers.
NonPrice Competition
Pricing Strategies
Market Share Strategies
36
Reflection on what products you use, how often and why is what form of market segmentation.
Product Usage
Demographic
Geographic
Psychographics
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Intermediary that does not take ownership of the product but brings buyers and sellers together
Wholesaler
Manufacture
Retailer
Agent
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Protects the unique work of an artist
Royalty
Licensing
Copyright
39
The government agency that regulates the advertising industry.
EPA
FTC
FDA
CPSC
40
Resellers who buy in large quantities, store them, then sell them to retailers or consumers.
Retailer
Wholesaler
Manufacturer
Agent
41
A form of advertising using pop-up and banner ads.
Direct Mail
Specialty Items
Print Media
Online Media
42
Promoting a product with one key message directed to everyone (i.e. "Got Milk?")
Mass Marketing
Guerrilla Marketing
Niche Marketing
43
All the different products a company makes (i.e. - Pepsi - pop, water, snacks, energy drinks).
Product Position
Product Line
Product Mix
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During this stage of product life cycle, you will use price skimming or penetration pricing.
Maturity
Decline
Growth
Introduction
45
The product life cycle stages include Introduction, _________, maturity and decline.
Depression
Growth
Recession
Peak
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Promotional Mix includes advertising, sales promotion, publicity and _________.
Pricing
Distribution
Product
Personal Selling