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Principles of Marketing - Midterm Examination
Principles of Marketing - Midterm Examination
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A marketing mechanism of persuasively informing the target market about the product.
Price
Promotion
Place
Product
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are forms of needs that are highly influenced by the lifestyle, culture, and practices of the human person.
Love
Demands
Needs
Wants
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It answers the basic question of how much the price of the goods or services will be.
Price
Product
Place
Promotion
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A contemporary approach to marketing that is concerned with the welfare of the community.
business marketing
relationship marketing
ethical marketing
societal marketing
5
are marketing orientations that guide business organizations in developing marketing strategies
Marketing concepts and principles
Marketing Concepts
Concepts and Principles
Marketing Principles
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A specific measure taken by a business to make the customers realize that they are saving more while using a product.
Customer value
Place
customer value strategy
Customer value analysis
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Founded on the philosophy that consumers highly prefer products and services that are readily available and affordable.
product concept
production concept
marketing concept
selling concept
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defines the long-term direction of the business.
mission statement
objective statement
goal statement
vision statement
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refers to the place where the seller and buyer meet and negotiate,
Hospital
School
LGU
Market
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suggests that a product or service shall be offered in the market lower than a competitor's price.
unexpected service strategy
Customer value analysis
price value strategy
sustainable differentiation strategy
11
Needs are the basic requirements of the human person to survive.
Demands
Needs
Love
Wants
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a method of analyzing and evaluating the value of goods and services as perceived by a customer.
Customer value analysis
Customer value
Place
customer value strategy
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marketing concept’s innovative approach that highly considers the welfare of society
societal concept
selling concept
marketing concept
production concept
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The business is focusing in satisfying the needs of the consumers.
Place
Price
Promotion
Product
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Its primary goal is to retain current customers by satisfying their needs and wants.
Business Relationship
Customer Relationship
Relationship Marketing
Owner-Customer Relationship
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a marketing philosophy working on the idea that consumers would highly prefer goods and services
marketing concept
product concept
selling concept
production concept
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refer to the attributes of a product or service becoming valuable, beneficial, and marketable.
Marketing utilities
Accounting utilities
School utilities
Production Utilities
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This marketing approach is very much applicable for business-to-business transactions.
relationship marketing
societal marketing
ethical marketing
business marketing
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the characteristic of a product or service being available at the time the customer needs it
Place Utility
Form utility
Possession Utility
Time Utility
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are forms of human wants supported by their financial ability to buy
Demands
Love
Wants
Needs
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based on the philosophy that consumers will buy goods and services that can satisfy their needs and wants.
selling concept
production concept
product concept
marketing concept
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It has something to do with how the product will reach the final consumers.
Promotion
Product
Price
Place
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a marketing philosophy that believes consumer will buy product by aggressive promotion and selling activities
marketing concept
product concept
production concept
selling concept
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describes what the business is currently doing to achieve the vision
objective statement
vision statement
goal statement
mission statement
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the study of marketing focuses on the decision-making process relative to the marketing activities of the business
System Approach
Entire System Approach
Frontal Approach
Management Approach
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the focus is on a specific commodity of interest and analysis
Functional Approach
System Approach
Commodity Approach
Societal Approach
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based on the philosophy that consumers will buy goods and services that can satisfy their needs and wants.
production concept
marketing concept
product concept
selling concept
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is primarily caused by the continuous competition happening in the market.
Promotion
sustainable differentiation strategy
Customer value analysis
Product
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the study focuses on the functions comprising the entire marketing process of goods and services
Functional Approach
Societal Approach
System Approach
Commodity Approach
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refers to the usefulness of owning a product or service that the customer perceives as its value
Functional Utility
Form utility
Possession Utility
Time Utility
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D needs and wants of consumers are evaluated from the perspective of the whole society and not from individual customers
System Approach
Functional Approach
Societal Approach
Commodity Approach
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Branding
Marketing
Market
Accounting
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It focuses on maintaining a strong relationship with the current customers.
ethical marketing
business marketing
societal marketing
relationship marketing
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an attribute of the product or service that provides convenience and comfort to the customers when they need and buy it.
Form utility
Possession Utility
Place Utility
Time Utility
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works on the philosophy that excellent and superior service enhances customer value.
unexpected service strategy
Product
Customer value analysis
sustainable differentiation strategy
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means producing more from the same given input or incurring less cost to produce the same output
Production efficiency
Product creativity
Product Innovation
Production Output
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the study of marketing is just one of the important units comprising the entire system
Societal Approach
System Approach
Commodity Approach
Functional Approach
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refers to the benefits obtained by a customer from goods or services in exchange for the monetary value being paid.
Business Owner
Customer value analysis
Customer value
customer value strategy
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a type of value that can be derived from the product or service being offered
Place Utility
Possession Utility
Form utility
Time Utility
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A set of marketing tools intended to strategically market the product to customers and elicit favorable responses.
Marketing Mix
Mix and Match
Marketing Tool
DIY Marketing