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This is the test review for the unit on Marketing Foundations. #marketingfoundations #marketing
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The 80/20 Rule states that 20% of a companies sales comes from 80% of their repeat customers.
True
False
2
Giving employees the authority to solve many customer problems:
relationship marketing
the promotional concept
social responsibility
employee empowerment
3
This function of marketing involves developing, maintaining, and imporving a good or a service.
selling
marketing informaton management
product/service management
distributiion
4
The Children’s Hospital foundation uses promotional efforts with potential donors:
cause/idea marketing
place marketing
event marketing
organization marketing
5
The combination of the four basic marketingdecisions - product, place, price, and promotion:
target marketing
demographics
marketing concept
marketing mix
6
Exchanging products or services with others by agreeing on their values without using money:
marketing
bartering
distribution
selling
7
Achieving conventional goals with unconventional methods, like investing energy & creativity.
product seeding
guerilla marketing
social media marketing
viral marketing
8
Placing the product in the right hands at the right time. Providing samples to celebrities/athletes.
product seeding
social media marketing
viral marketing
guerilla marketing
9
The message is passed from consumer to consumer using the internet.
social media marketing
viral marketing
guerilla marketing
product seeding
10
The slogan “Las Vegas: What Happens Here, Stays Here” is an example of:
event marketing
place marketing
cause/idea marketing
person marketing
11
Name given to an individual with many followers on social media who care about what person says, does, and buys.
promoter
influencer
producer
industrialist
12
The process of planning, pricing, promoting, and distributing products to satisfy customers:
painting
marketing
merchandising
servicing
13
This marketing function involves gathering data to help make decisions.
marketing information management
selling
distribution
product/service management
14
Workers concentrate their efforts on producing one thing:
bartering of labor
marketing specialization
specialization of labor
industrialization of labor
15
Marketing should be thought of as an:
interpersonal activity.
optional business activity
industrial activity.
essential business activity.
16
A State Trooper holding a banner that reads “Click It or Ticket” is an example of:
person marketing
place marketing
event marketing
cause/idea marketing
17
The locations and methods used to make the product available to customers:
price
promotion
place
product
18
Focuses on developing loyal customers who purchase from the business for a long period of time.
community marketing
relationship marketing
employee marketing
industrial marketing
19
This means satisfying customer's wants and needs while making a profit. A consumer orientation.
marketing concept
industrialization concept
promotional concept
revenue generating concept
20
Good products will
not
be successful without good marketing.
False
True
21
Some examples of this function of marketing would be news releases, store displays, billboards, etc.
promotion
financing
selling
distribution
22
Around half of all businesses in the U.S. are involved in marketing.
False
True
23
Developing an understanding of marketing can help you be a better consumer.
True
False
24
This is anything offered to a market by the business to satisfy needs:
product
price
promotion
place
25
This marketing function determines clients wants and needs through direct, planned, personalized communication.
distribution
promotion
product/service management
selling
26
The best way to get the product to the consumer based on their preferred method.
selling
distribution
promotion
financing
27
Which of the following businesses have marketing as their
primary
activity?
universities
real estate agents
attorneys
physicians
28
Marketing increases prices for consumers due to the costs of promotion and distribution.
False
True
29
Stores offering credit cards make it easier for consumers to pay for products is an example of which marketing function?
selling
financing
pricing
promotion
30
All that is needed to be successful in business is a good product.
False
True
31
Communication a business or organization uses to inform, persuade, or remind consumers:
product
promotion
price
place
32
Marketing creates a variety of new and improved products for consumers.
False
True
33
Marketing is known as the creation and maintenance of mutually beneficial _______________ relationships.
distribution
promotion
exchange
price
34
Marketing takes place everywhere and is a constant force in our lives.
True
False
35
This is the amount the customer will pay for the product.
price
place
product
promotion
36
Politicians have always used marketing to enhance their public images. This is an example of:
place marketing
person marketing
organization marketing
event marketing
37
Product, price, place, and promotion decisions:
are known as the elements of marketing
are known as the 4P's of marketing
all of the above
comprise the marketing mix
38
Which function involves the process of establishing and communicating to customers the value and costs of products.
promotion
pricing
financing
product/service management
39
Many businesses use Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, or Instagram to communicate with customers.
guerilla marketing
social media marketing
traditional marketing
product seeding
40
Central markets were usually located:
where facilities to store products already existed
where people frequently traveled
where both producers and consumers lived and worked
where financial institutions could conveniently loan money