Exam 15: Understanding Marketing Processes and Consumer Behaviour
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At The Bay,online customer satisfaction surveys have replaced the "mystery shopper" system the company used to use.
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The five major environmental factors in the marketing environment are
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Multicultural marketing is part of market segmentation by _________.
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All of the following are principal elements of marketing except
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Emotional motives lead to irrational thinking and usually wrong decisions.
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The marketing concept emphasizes profitability on products as more important than any other criterion.
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Sales of janitorial services,mainframe computers,and office supplies to other manufacturers are examples of
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Which category of influences on consumer behaviour includes lifestyle,personality,and economic status?
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Needing some new clothes,you ask one of your co-workers where he shops.That evening you check the newspapers for sales.You are in the ________ stage of the consumer buying process.
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Value is determined by comparing a product's ________________; the formula requires dividing ____________.
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A car like the Ford Focus tends to be positioned on the basis of economy,while a Porsche tends to be positioned on the basis of performance.
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All of the following statements concerning organizational buyers are true except
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As Bill enters the store he notices a shirt that he likes and decides to buy it even though he came into the store looking for pants.He has made a(n)________ decision.
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Bubbly Inc.has decided to introduce a new line of energy drinks.It does not have the financial resources to widely promote its new product line,but it can make a real impact if it carefully chooses a specific market segment.The CEO of Bubbly thinks the best idea is to market the product to young males,but the VP of Marketing thinks that targeting female professionals is much more likely to lead to success for the new product line.If the following facts were known,which one would weaken the CEO's position?
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What is a target market? Briefly explain how a well-defined target market is important to a company.
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What are the major external factors that affect a tobacco company? Give an example of these factors.
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