Exam 9: Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
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Airlines were among the first retailers to embrace loyalty segmentation when they created
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Fiona wants to sell a local advertising calendar. There are 1,000 households in her community, and she estimates that 30 percent will buy a calendar. The printing company will charge a $100 setup fee, and calendars will cost $4.00 each to print. What price will she need to charge to cover all costs and make a $500 profit?
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Karen has identified four potential market segments for her Rent-A-Chef home meal catering service. She will now evaluate whether each segment is attractive relative to all of the following EXCEPT
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NASCAR redirected its marketing efforts when a survey indicated that almost 50 percent of their race fans were female. What type of segmentation was used based on the survey results?
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PRIZM and Tapestry divide and sort small geographic areas into categories using 60 or more demographic and lifestyle characteristics. These market research tools are examples of __________ segmentation.
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For which types of products should marketers consider using an undifferentiated targeting strategy?
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Godiva Chocolates produces specially decorated boxes of candies for Valentine's Day, Easter, and Christmas. This is an example of ________ segmentation.
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Golden Years Vitamin Corporation targets consumers living in Florida who are over age 65. Golden Years is using __________ segmentation.
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Sally is in the new marketing department of a midsized lawn and garden company. She is working on the first marketing plan the firm has ever used. She has defined the mission and objectives, and she just finished a situation analysis for the firm. The next step is to
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Alex has found that both commercial and residential real estate buyers respond positively to his marketing communication message. Alex has identified __________ that respond similarly to his marketing efforts.
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Identify how a company that manufactures salt can use a differentiated targeting strategy.
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Jim wants to position his firm against his competitors. In doing so he should
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The Value and Lifestyle Survey (VALS) conducted by Strategic Business Insights (SBI) is a widely used tool for geographic segmentation.
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A company that sells only multigrain, low-calorie bread should use an undifferentiated targeting strategy.
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Geodemographic segmentation can be particularly useful for __________, because customers typically patronize stores close to their neighborhood.
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Regina wants to position her financial services company. Regina can position her services according to all of the following EXCEPT
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Segment profitability asks marketers to consider segment size, segment adoption percentage, purchase behavior, profit margin percentage, and fixed costs. Select three of these five elements and explain where marketers will find solid quantifiable information to make the calculations.
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Ronaldo is developing an Internet auction-based business. After establishing his objectives, describing potential market segments, and evaluating the attractiveness of each segment, Ronaldo now has to choose which target market to focus his efforts on. What factors should influence his decision?
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