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Ms. Snair Marketing Review Part 1
Ms. Snair Marketing Review Part 1
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Businesses should strive to satisfy customer needs and wants while generating a profit. This is
customer relationship management
the marketing concept
the marketing function
the marketing foundation
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Earning Coke Rewards, frequent flyer miles, or Subway points are examples of
sales promotions
incentives
loyalty marketing programs
institutional promotions
3
Getting ready for face-to-face contact with a customer is the
inside sales approach
pre-approach
outside sales approach
business-to-business- approach
4
Deciding who your target market is, looking at the internal/external environment, and creating a financing plan is
selling
market planning
distribution
pricing
5
Obtaining, developing, maintaining & improving a product in response to market opportunities
marketing information management
pricing
product/service management
financing
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. The process of deciding how to get goods in customers’ hands is:
distribution/channel management
product/service management
promotion
pricing
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Economic benefits of marketing are:
all of these answers
lower prices
added value and utility
new and improved products
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Face-to-face contact between salespeople and customers is
personal selling
all of the above
e-mail contact
telemarketin
9
Any effort to inform, persuade, or remind consumers about products or services is
selling
distribution
promotion
marketing
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In which step of the selling process do you combat any customer concerns?
approach
dealing with concerns
closing
handling objections
11
An analysis of a company’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats is a(n):
sales forecast
SWOT analysis
environmental scan
marketing plan
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“I think I will wait until the summer to buy those sunglasses” is an objection to
time
source
need
price
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The added value of marketing to products is called
demand
supply
utility
competition
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Intangible items that you cannot physically touch are
Products
Goods
Ideas
Services
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Gathering info about customers/trends/competition, storing & analyzing it to make choices
selling
marketing information management
financing
product/service management
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Using a brand-name product in a movie, TV show, or sporting event is known as
frequent-buyer programs
product placement
sponsorship
loyal marketing
17
Advertising directed to a targeted group of prospects rather than to a mass audience is
social media
direct marketing
sales promotion
mass marketing
18
Selling, pricing, promotion, product/service/information management, market planning & channel management
marketing functions
marketing concepts
marketing foundations
marketing utilities
19
Informing, persuading, or reminding potential customers about a business’s products/services is
promotion
selling
pricing
distribution
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Deciding how much to charge for goods and services in order to make a profit is:
promotion
pricing
selling
distribution
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“I would love to go to Hawaii but I don't trust that vacation company. ”This is an objection to
weather
source
time
trust
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Promotional activities:
identify where the product is sold
advertise sales
all of the above
explain the features/benefits of a product
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Tangible items that have monetary value and satisfy needs and wants are
Ideas
Products
Goods
Services
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Providing customers will the goods and services that they want while building profitable relationships through exchange
distribution
selling
financing
promotion
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The process/ methods used to gather information, analyze it, & report marketing findings
database maerkting
marketing information systems
marketing research
market intelligence
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Billboards, city buses, magazines, and the yellow pages are all forms of
advertising
public relations
sales promotions
publicity
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Creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings with value is
Marketing foundations
Marketing concept
Marketing
Marketing functions
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Questions that ask respondents of a survey to answer from very satisfied to very dissatisfied
yes/no questions
rating scale questions
forced-choice questions
open-ended questions