Exam 4: Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning Strategies
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Perceptual position of a brand within the mind of the consumer is called _________
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Palmer & Miller's (2004) framework used for segmentation can be done based on either____________ or ____________
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The ability for the firm to keep its product/brand/company name foremost in the mind of the target consumer is called ________
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Al Reis and Jack Trout said that there is a __________inside every consumer's head for each and every product and service.
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________ segmentation involves the creation of in-depth socio-spatial profiles for small geographic areas of interest.
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Shalom Schwartz (1994) focuses on the identification of basic cultural core values. The seven cultural values they identified do NOT include
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What is the relatively new tool for marketers to track immediate customer reactions without annoying them through the use of intrusive mechanisms?
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When a firm aims a variety of product variants at one particular market segment, it is called ______targeting strategy.
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Which of the following is not one of the accepted grade definitions used in the UK to reflect social class?
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The identification of subgroups of consumers with similar wants and buying requirements is called
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Segmentation based on life conditions that have a potential impact of product/service purchase decisions is called ________
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Within-group differences are minimized and the between-group differences are maximized in which segmentation tool?
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________ involves deciding on the number of different segments to serve and the best action plans to reach the identified segments.
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Cluster analysis, conjoint analysis, discriminant analysis, and perceptual mapping are tools used for _____
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_________ represents a map of various offerings within the minds of the target consumers.
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As per Derek F Abell (1980) the firm faces which of the following choices for targeting?
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Which of the following is not one of the main generational cohorts in the US market as per Pew Research Centre?
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When looking at perceptual maps marketers often say that "________ equals ________"
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Which of the following is not a way suggested by Experian for better data monetization?
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