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Duplicate of Sports & Entertainment Marketing Unit 3: Products & Pricing
Duplicate of Sports & Entertainment Marketing Unit 3: Products & Pricing
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Type of product that is purchased by an organization for their use in their opertations
Business
Goods
Consumer
Products
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Price is the _____________ placed on goods and services being exchanged
Value
Cost
Price
Money
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The amount customers pay for the product
Price
Value
Product
Cost
4
This occurs when the business attempts to change the product's image in relation to competitors
Differentiation
Branding
Repositioning
Positioning
5
If I bought popcorn and a coke at a movie what type of product would that be?
Intangible
Tangible
Business
Product
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This is important when consumers find so many similar products available for sale
Position
Differentiation
Repositioning
Goal
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This type of product is physical
Business
Consumer
Intangible
Tangible
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This refers to the image of the product in the mind of the consumer
Differentiation
Repositioning
Point of Difference
Positioning
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Pricing Strategy that sets a higher than average price to target customers seeking high quality
Group
Odd Even
Psychological
Prestige
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In Sports & Entertainment the value of the product is based on the _________ quality of product
Value
Perceived
Price
Highest
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This is whatever a business offers customers to satisfy needs and wants
Promotion
Price
Product
Place
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If I went to go see a movie what type of product would that be?
Business
Tangible
Itangible
Product
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This type of product is non-physical
Business
Tangible
Intangible
Consumer
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Pricing Strategy that offers special ticket prices to members of a group
Bundle
Loss Leader
Odd Even
Group
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Pricing Strategy that uses a lower than normal price to introduce a new product
Odd Even
Loss Leader
Skimming
Penetration
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Pricing Strategy in which goods/services are given a particular number to match product's image
Prestige
Skimming
Odd Even
Price Penetration
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Pricing Strategy that prices an item at cost or below to create customer traffic
Price Penetration
Odd Even
Loss Leader
Psychological
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Type of product that is purchased by the customer for their personal use
Products
Business
Goods
Consumer
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Pricing Strategy that sells several products as a package for a set price
Prestige
Psychological
Bundle
Group
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Pricing Strategy that introduces news products at a very high price
Loss Leader
Price Skimming
Price Penetration
Prestige
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Difference between the product and services offered by one organization and those of another
Product Positioning
Repositioning
Product Differentiation
Point of Difference
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Which of the following is NOT a common pricing objective?
Maximizing Profits
Increasing Sales
Maintaining an Image
Distribution Location
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Pricing Strategy that creates an illusion for customers
Price Skimming
Price Penetration
Psychological
Prestige