Exam 3: Branding Strategy and Consumer Behavior

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Which of the following is not a strategy for extending the product life cycle and rejuvenating a product?

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According to your readings, which of the following factors does not help a finn control costs associated with product line breadth?

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Tammy really likes Diet Coke.When Diet Coke isn't available Tammy chooses Coke Zero or Caffeine Free Diet Coke.In terms ofloyalty, Tammy is:

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A product with a relative advantage the diffusion rate

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The makers oflrish Spring Soap offer a lower price to consumers if they purchase 10 bars of soap at a time.This pricing strategy is called:

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People often fmd it easier to identify and interpret information that supports their current beliefs.This concept is know as:

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Trialability is the ease with which a consumer can try or use a new product.

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Trialability of a new product tends to be lower for inexpensive products than for expensive products.

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Adding a brand name can sometimes rejuvenate generic products.

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Price comparisons across brands are clear and unambiguous.

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Establishing a strong brand name and reputation typically costs less than ten thousand dollars.

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A marketer should consider expanding a product line when consumers are attribute (vs.brand) loyal.

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Which new product entry strategy is most appropriate when the product is expected to have a relatively short product life cycle?

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Discuss the ways identified in your readings that managers can build strong brand names for their products.Provide an example of a brand that performs well on at least 2 of these dimensions.

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Brands that are low in brand strength but high brand stature are usually strong niche brands.

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List the four basic entry strategies that accompany each stage of the diffusion of innovation curve.

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Defme brand equity.

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What does the Young Rubicarn Brand Asset Valuator measure?

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is offering a price so low that it encourages potential new customers to purchase.

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Brand identify refers to the feelings and emotions consumers have about your brand.

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