Exam 6: Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
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Exam 7: Applying the Marketing Mix33 Questions
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If you were the Chief Marketing Officer of Apple, what might your positioning statement be or contain?
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The Chief Marketing Officer of a consumer electronics firm wanted to bring out a line of less expensive, simpler appliances to reach new markets. Which of the following would you recommend as her best alternative?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the criteria for effective marketing segmentation?
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Ryder Company segmented the market based on the brand loyalty variable; what type of segmentation are they performing?
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Carly and Diane had worked out a thoughtful behavioral segmentation approach for their consulting business, and when they were looking at the specific individuals in the segments, they found a significant group of customers that appeared in more than one segment. They should
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Bragg Company is going through the market segmentation process. They divide customers into two groups: 1) those over 50, and 2) those under 50. This is an example of
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There are five criteria for effective marketing segmentation: 1) identifiable, 2) measurable, 3) substantial, 4) accessible, and 5) responsive. Which of the following segmentation variables best meets the "substantial" criterion?
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When a company is deciding on a target market, their first step is to rank the segments in order of ___________ based on attributes such as __________ and ____________.
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Marketing segments should be internally ________ and externally ________.
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What is the general rule for how many segments to focus on at a time?
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Stuart is the owner of a small furniture refinishing and rebuilding firm. He has been skeptical but agreed to hear your proposal for behavioral segmentation. When you described a segment, he asked, "How am I supposed to know who these people are?" Intuitively he has addressed which of the criteria for marketing segmentation?
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Some segments are so attractive that many competitors are also pursuing those customers. A firm is considering whether to include this segment in its targets and should
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Which response describes the problem with the following positioning statement? "Road Dog gas stations are committed to offering competitive prices and a unique customer experience at our locations."
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Shredville Company is going through the market segmentation process. They divide customers into two groups: 1) those who prefer snow skiing, and 2) those who prefer snowboarding. This is an example of
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A firm creates a number of segments based on research and applies the five criteria to determine the segments are viable. Then, it will not use some of them.
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