Exam 8: Segmentation, Targeting, Differentiation, and Positioning Strategies
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According to Forrester Research consumer technographic segments, ________ are technophiles and technology laggards, being least receptive audience for new technologies.
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________ is what a company does to the product, as opposed to ________, which is what a company does to the mind.
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All of the following are used as bases for segmenting usage except ________.
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According to the text, market offerings can be differentiated along many dimensions, except ________.
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Discuss the issues surrounding global Facebook and internet adoption, as well as their implications for e-marketers.
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Which of the following are the top three languages used on most webpages?
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According to Forrester Research's scheme of technographic segments, which of the following is most likely to be a receptive audience of new technologies.
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Targeting is the process of selecting the market segments that are most attractive to the firm and selecting an appropriate segment coverage strategy.
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To be an attractive online segment the segment must be all the following except ________.
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According to the text, ________ are the most ignored group of technology consumers.
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Clearly define segmentation and targeting. What are the differences in how these two marketing tools are used and how are they interrelated?
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Which of the following is the biggest problem with price differentiation?
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The text presented Forrester Research's Consumer Technographics Segments for describing online user segments. Identify 3-4 of these segments and provide a brief description of each.
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All of the following are criteria for targeting except ________.
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Marketers using ________ often form groups of consumers based on the outcomes they desire from the product.
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Many Asian and Middle Eastern countries have an easier time setting up databases in their local languages than western countries, since their language often require double-byte character sets.
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What are the ways to target online communities? If you were making a recommendation to the e-marketing officer of Amazon.com which one or ones would you recommend the firm to use?
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Product distribution is a critical driving force in geographic segmentation.
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While marketers will probably use a variety of segmentation methods, _____ is relied upon as the key driver of marketing mix strategy?
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