Exam 8: Product Strategy

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Describe the McDonald's product mix and explain how this mix meets the needs of the various target markets served by this fast-food restaurant.

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A product mix is the total range of products offered for sale by a company. Each appeals to a particular segment and, collectively, the mix differentiates the company from its competition. McDonald's appeals to many segments and offers products to meet many diversified needs. Happy Meals are directed to children with smaller portions and the addition of a toy with each purchase. Free coffee refills for in-restaurant dining caters to seniors that meet at McDonald's in the mornings for social reasons. The introduction of healthier choices, salads, deli sandwiches, and so on are targeted to the more health-conscious parents. You could divide the mix by the various kinds of meals and snacks.

Give an example of co-branding and explain the role it plays.

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A good example of co-branding is New Belgium Brewing and Ben & Jerry's co-branding that resulted in ice cream inspired beers like Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ale. Both companies are registered Beneficial or "B Corporations" and are committed to benefitting society and their shareholders. This agreement is an opportunity to shape the ways that customers feel about both brands and draw attention to important environmental issues. The important consideration here is "fit," as these two brands complement each other.

Expensive industrial goods that have a long life span are

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Andrew spends two hours in Canadian Tire looking for seat covers for his truck. He checks carefully to compare price, suitability to the model, quality, and style before he makes his purchase decision. For Andrew, the seat covers are a(n) ________ good.

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Major automotive manufacturers use an individual brand strategy in their marketing efforts.

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To protect a manufacturing process or product design from being copied by competitors, a new manufacturer of skateboards should apply for

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What is the best definition of a product in the "total product concept"?

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The number of items in a company's product line is

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Explain why branding can be a win-win strategy for both consumers and marketers.

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What is the name for products that have no brand name or identifying features?

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New Belgium Brewing's launch of a Ben & Jerry's caramel beer is an example of co-branding.

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Given its growth and popularity, Red Bull is said to have brand equity. Assume you are a marketing manager for Red Bull. How would you measure the brand's equity?

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The brand name "Lean Cuisine"is effective because it is meaningful. It effectively communicates the brand's

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Installations are

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Explain how the Heinz Ketchup bottle fulfills all of the functions of a package.

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Using automobile production as an example, explain the following types of industrial goods: installations, accessory equipment, and component parts.

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Processed materials are used in the production of another product but are not readily identified with the product.

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During the brand design process, the following stage occurs when the creative idea becomes reality.

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Lever Brothers sells bar soap under the following brands: Dove, Lifebuoy, Caress, and Lux. This is an example of

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Multi-branding is when a company uses different brand names for each item in a product category.

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