Exam 1: Scope and Concepts of Marketing
Exam 1: Scope and Concepts of Marketing220 Questions
Exam 2: The Environment of Marketing in the Twenty-First Century229 Questions
Exam 3: Marketing Ethics, Regulations, and Social Responsibility220 Questions
Exam 4: Consumer Behavior227 Questions
Exam 5: Business-To-Business Behavior203 Questions
Exam 6: Marketing Segmentation227 Questions
Exam 7: Marketing Research239 Questions
Exam 8: Product Strategies309 Questions
Exam 9: Services Marketing239 Questions
Exam 10: Distribution Strategies236 Questions
Exam 11: Retailing Strategies196 Questions
Exam 12: Pricing Strategies255 Questions
Exam 13: Integrated Marketing Communications267 Questions
Exam 14: Advertising, Sponsorships, and Public Relations264 Questions
Exam 15: Consumer and Trade Promotions227 Questions
Exam 16: Personal Selling, Databases, and Direct Marketing231 Questions
Exam 17: International Marketing200 Questions
Exam 18: Internet Marketing168 Questions
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All of the actual and potential consumers of a company's product make up a(n) ____________________.
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The tendency of marketing efforts to focus on products, production, or sales and ignore specific consumer needs or important markets is called
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The marketing concept consists of all of the following components except
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The process of developing and nurturing relationships with all the parties participating in a marketing transaction is called _________________________.
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The process of developing and nurturing relationships with the parties participating in the transactions involving a company's products is called
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Marketing has evolved over time and, as a result, a firm can take three different approaches to marketing: product approach, selling approach, and marketing approach.
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____________________ are intangible activities or benefits that a consumer or business acquires, but do not result in ownership, such as an airplane trip.
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If expectations of a good or service are greater than performance, consumers are likely to be
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The marketing concept entails a company-wide consumer focus across all functional areas.
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If expectations of a product are greater than performance, consumers are likely to be dissatisfied with the good or service, and are likely to engage in negative word-of-mouth communications about the good or service and firm switching behavior.
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Match the following as a good, service, idea, or experience:
-A golf museum
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During the production era, between 1870 and 1930, what was the primary focus of marketing?
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Customer relationship management does all of the following except
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According to Peter Drucker, marketing is "the most effective engine of economic development, particularly in its ability to develop demand for goods and services."
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For optimal performance in the marketplace, firms must adopt a marketing strategy using the 4 P's to address consumer needs. This requires that a company does all of the following except
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When a Burger King offers $1.00 off coupons for their Whopper sandwich in an insert in the Sunday newspaper, Burger King is using the
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Identify the different marketing philosophies and explain each in view of the historical development of marketing.
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____________________ are wants backed by the ability to buy the good or service.
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