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Marketing Foundations
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This is the test review for the unit on Marketing Foundations. #marketingfoundations #marketing
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1
An Arkansas State Trooper holding a banner that reads “Click It or Ticket” is an example of:
cause/idea marketing
place marketing
event marketing
person marketing
2
Marketing is known as the creation and maintenance of mutually beneficial _______________ relationships.
price
distribution
exchange
promotion
3
Focuses on developing loyal customers who purchase from the business for a long period of time.
industrial marketing
community marketing
relationship marketing
employee marketing
4
This is anything offered to a market by the business to satisfy needs:
place or distribution
product
promotion
price
5
The locations and methods used to make the product available to customers:
promotion
price
place or distribution
product
6
Which of the following businesses have marketing as their
primary
activity?
real estate agents
physicians
attorneys
universities
7
Exchanging products or services with others by agreeing on their values without using money:
distribution
bartering
selling
marketing
8
Placing the product in the right hands at the right time. Providing samples.
product seeding
viral marketing
guerilla marketing
social media marketing
9
The combination of the four basic marketingdecisions - product, place, price, and promotion:
marketing mix
target marketing
marketing concept
demographics
10
This is the amount the customer will pay for the product.
product
place or distribution
price
promotion
11
Achieving conventional goals with unconventional methods, like investing energy & creativity.
product seeding
guerilla marketing
social media marketing
viral marketing
12
The Arkansas Children’s Hospital foundation uses promotional efforts with potential donors:
event marketing
place marketing
organization marketing
cause/idea marketing
13
Workers concentrate their efforts on producing one thing:
industrialization of labor
bartering of labor
specialization of labor
marketing specialization
14
The marketing concept works well for organizations such as colleges and it also works well for businesses.
True
False
15
Central markets were usually located:
where facilities to store products already existed
where financial institutions could conveniently loan money
where both producers and consumers lived and worked
where people frequently traveled
16
Marketing increases prices for consumers due to the costs of promotion and distribution.
True
False
17
The process of planning, pricing, promoting, and distributing products to satisfy customers:
painting
merchandising
marketing
servicing
18
Giving employees the authority to solve many customer problems:
relationship marketing
employee empowerment
social responsibility
the promotional concept
19
Marketing should be thought of as an:
optional business activity
interpersonal activity.
essential business activity.
industrial activity.
20
The message is passed from consumer to consumer using the internet.
viral marketing
product seeding
guerilla marketing
social media marketing
21
Marketing creates a variety of new and improved products for consumers.
True
False
22
Politicians have always used marketing to enhance their public images. This is an example of:
event marketing
organization marketing
place marketing
person marketing
23
All that is needed to be successful in business is a good product.
False
True
24
Good products will
not
be successful without good marketing.
False
True
25
Which of the following businesses use marketing in a
limited
role?
real estate agents
bankers
insurance agents
attorneys
26
Many businesses use Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, or Instagram to communicate with customers.
guerilla marketing
traditional marketing
social media marketing
product seeding
27
This means satisfying customer's wants and needs while making a profit. A consumer orientation.
promotional concept
marketing concept
revenue generating concept
industrialization concept
28
Most of the businesses in the U.S. are involved in marketing.
True
False
29
Marketing takes place everywhere and is a constant force in our lives.
False
True
30
“They can have it in any color they want, as long as its black.” (Production Orientation)
The Chrysler Company
The Ford Motor Company
The General Motors Company
The John Deere Company
31
This is the creation and maintenance of mutually beneficial exchange relationships:
marketing
distribution
promotion
price
32
Communication a business or organization uses to inform, persuade, or remind consumers:
promotion
place or distribution
product
price
33
The slogan “Las Vegas: What Happens Here, Stays Here” is an example of:
place marketing
cause/idea marketing
event marketing
person marketing