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BMNG 5112 Marketing
Price Skimming is
A push marketing strategy is
BMNG 5112 Marketing
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A
push
marketing strategy is
Aggressive promotion by the manufacturer
Aggressive promotion by the retailer
Aggressive demand by the wholesaler
Aggressive demand by the customer
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Price Skimming
is
Charging a higher than necessary price for a new product
Not paying the full price
Charging a higher than necessary price when you need cash
Paying less when you buy in bulk
3
An
Internal Customer
is
The little voice inside you that tells you to buy more stuff
People within your company for which you do work.
Customers with contracts
People inside your shop at any given time
4
The following four factors are known as the
Marketing Mix
Phase, Packaging, Purchasing, People
Process, Persuasion, Profit, Planet
Product, Promotion, Position, Price
Profit, Place, Productivity, Prestige
5
The target market for the new
Alfa Stelvio
is
Soccer Moms
Students
Stock Brokers, Lawyers and Accountants
Driving Enthusiasts
6
The
individual
factors that determine a consumer's behavior are
Attitude, Personality and Lifestyle
Family, Religion and Culture
Nationality, Language and Political Affiliation
Education, Wealth and Status
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What is
Relationship Marketing
?
Taking the needs of the consumer into account
Selling only to your friends and relatives
Sleeping with your customers
Creating a long-term relationship with your customers
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An
Opinion Leader
is someone who
Dominates the media
Blogs about a product
evaluates marketing information for other consumers
Is a celebrity
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Consumer Orientation
is defined as
Steering the consumer subconsciously towards your product
Providing goods at an affordable price
Telling your customer what they want to hear
Satisfying your consumer's demands and desires
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Which of the following is NOT a part of the
Marketing Concept
?
Pricing and Position
Organisational Integration
Consumer Orientation
Profitability and Social Responsibility
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In order to segment a market in a meaningful way the segment must be
in the immediate area
substantial
racially distinct
wealthy
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Bait Pricing
can be defined as
Standard practice
Illegal
Unethical
Very clever
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An example of a
Convenience Product
is
Beer
Sugar
Shock Absorbers
An Apple iPhone
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Customer Service
is important because it
Enhances customer experience
Generates loyalty
improves customer perception of a product
Adds value
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The
final
phase of the consumer decision making process is
Post purchase evaluation
Purchasing the product again
Returning the product
deciding to buy the product
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A consequence of
bad customer service
is a
Loss of profit
Loss of clients
Loss of loyalty
Loss of reputation
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Reverse Price Sensitivity
can be defined as
the insatiable desire for a bargain
the belief that a cheap product lacks quality
the avoidance of merchandise on sale
the belief that everything is overpriced
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LSM
stands for
Lifestyle Segmentation Marketing
Life Style Measure
Loyalty Status Marketing
Living Standards Measure
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Psychographic Criteria
for market segmentation are
difficult to quantify
illegal
psychological stereotypes
based on common personality traits
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Publicity
can be described as
Direct Marketing
Goodwill towards a business
Coverage in the press or media
Advertising
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Market Forecasting
is defined as
measuring the potential profitability of an opportunity
forecasting future profits
predicting consumer behaviour
forecasting future sales
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An example of a product in a
growth phase
of its life cycle would be
DsTV
Holographic Experience Entertainment
The Video Spot
Netflix
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In consumer behaviour, an example of a
covert
process would be
shoplifting
a consumer shopping in secret
a consumer deciding if she can afford something
The process of trying an item on or trying a product out.
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Organisational Integration
in marketing means
Integrating the salespeople into the organisation.
Working together with distributors
Close co-operation between the business and the customers.
Close co-operation between all functions of the business.
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In market research,
Secondary Data
is
Historical data from another research project
Verbal rather than written evidence
Data that is not important and can be discarded
Unexpected facts that emerge during research