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2017 Marketing Final Review
2017 Marketing Final Review
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Marketing Strategy Review
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Reasons to buy based on fact or logic i.e. saving money
Rational motives
Irrational motives
Emotional motives
Patronage motives
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A name, symbol, word, or design that identifies a product, service, or company
Brand
Product
Image
Servicemark
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The final business org. in an indirect channel of distribution
Supplier
Receiver
Wholesaler
Retailer
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Offered to a market by a business to satisfy needs - physical products, services, or ideas
Price
Promotion
Place (Dist.)
Product
5
Paid form of nonpersonal communication sent through mass marketing
Publicity
Sales Promotion
Advertising
Personal Selling
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An activity that is intangible, exchanged directly from producer to consumer
Options
Value added product
Service
Product
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To develop a marketing strategy businesses identify a target market and develop a marketing mix
True
False
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It is most likely to have widespread distribution in the introduction stage
False
True
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Methods and information communicated to customers to encourage purchases
Price
Product
Place (Dist.)
Promotion
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Because more consumers are now buying the product, widespread dist. is important in growth
False
True
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Clearly identified segment of the market to which the company wants to appeal
Segment
Target market
Mass market
Strategy market
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Buys a product or service for personal use
Final (end) consumer
Business consumer (intermediary)
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Aimed at a broad population of consumers rather than narrow segment
Target market
Mass marketing
Market segment
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The person or persons to whom the message is directed
Receiver
Sender
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In the introduction stage of a product's life cycle, the product will be more basic than not
False
True
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Locations and methods used to make the product available to customers
Promotion
Product
Price
Place (Dist.)
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Adding these can make a basic product different from and better than competitors' products
Options
Features
Uses
Packaging
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Using the needs of customers as primary focus to develop and market products/services
Marketing Functions
Marketing
Target Markets
Marketing Concept
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The only way to choose a target market is based on demographics
False
True
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Blending of the four marketing elements by the business
Marketing mix
Merchandising
Central market
Management
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A very low price designed to increase the quantity sold
Penetration
Economy
Skimming
Price
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Descriptive characteristics of a market i.e. age, gender, income
Product usage
Psychographics
Geographics
Demographics
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Interpreting the message or symbols and converting them into concepts and ideas
Sender
Decoding
Encoding
Receiver
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If successfully introduced, a product enters the growth stage where sales increase a lot
True
False
25
Actual amount that customers pay and methods of increasing the value of the product
Place (Dist.)
Product
Price
Promotion
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The difference between the selling price and all costs/expenses associated with product sold
Net neutrality
Net price
Net income
Net profit
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Competition is more fierce in the growth stage than the introduction stage
True
False
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Way to segment based on people's interests and values
Demographics
Product usage
Psychographics
Geographics
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Information already collected for another purpose that can be used to solve the current problem
Secondary Data
Primary Data
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Giving customers choices of the features to be included on the product they purchase
Options
Services
Features
Brand name
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Components of a market in which people have one or more similar characteristics
Marketing Strategies
Segments
Marketing Mixes
Target markets
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Clear written description of the marketing strategies of a business & way the business operates
Marketing Strategy
Marketing Paper
Marketing Plan
Marketing Mix
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Creation and maintenance of satisfying exchange relationships.
Marketing Strategy
Marketing
Segments
Target Markets