Deck 3: Marketing: How Will I Get Customers

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Which of the following is not part of personal selling?

A) attracting.
B) prospecting.
C) qualifying.
D) closing.
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In direct mail advertising, "compiled" lists tend to be:

A) more expensive than subscription lists.
B) cheaper than subscription lists.
C) more valuable than customer lists.
D) not available in Canada.
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Your Pricing Strategy is described in comparison to the prices of your competitors.
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The psychological discomfort that people feel when they encounter something too different from their expectations is called:

A) image shock.
B) cognitive dissonance.
C) buyer's remorse.
D) paranoia
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"Sales Promotions" refers to promotional activity that is not:

A) advertising.
B) publicity.
C) personal selling.
D) any of the above.
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"Competitive" pricing means pricing lower than your competition.
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Getting the customer to agree to the purchase is called "qualifying".
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A company's image is the perception of that firm held in the minds of potential customers.
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"Cold calling" refers to approaching customers with whom there has been no previous contact.
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Which of the following is a pricing strategy?

A) discount pricing.
B) sale pricing.
C) penetration pricing.
D) half-pricing.
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Sales "objections" are often raised by a prospect to avoid having to make a decision.
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"Marketing mix" is typically broken down into:

A) production, pricing, promotion.
B) process, patrons, packaging, profit.
C) product, price, distribution, promotion.
D) perception, prestige, public relations, publicity.
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Coupons, premiums and trade shows are all examples of:

A) advertising.
B) sales promotions.
C) personal selling.
D) publicity.
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"Marketing mix" is:

A) marketing strategy.
B) how a company makes itself appear different from the competition.
C) how a company projects its image.
D) all of the above.
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"Advertising" and Marketing basically mean the same thing.
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The most effective negotiating style tends to be:

A) aggressive.
B) competitive.
C) compromising.
D) co-operative.
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Selecting a name should be the first step in planning a business venture.
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Agents do not own the services or products that they are selling.
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"Giveaway" items tend to end up in the hands of people who are not prospective customers.
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The "contractual elements" of getting a product/service to the final user, refers to:

A) distribution channel.
B) physical distribution.
C) consumerism.
D) elemental contracting
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Identify and explain the various steps in the selling process. Describe how you might develop your own selling skills.
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Giving a free seminar where you hand out your business cards at the local library is an example of .
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Advertising or exposure that a business gets "for free" is called .
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The perception people have about "what your business is like," is known as your company's .
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Free samples and Trade Shows are examples of .
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Compare the three basic pricing strategies explaining when each might be used.
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Meeting prospective customers and asking them to buy from you is called .
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Briefly name and define the elements of the Marketing Mix.
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Pick a well-known local business and analyze its name in terms of how it projects an appropriate image for its products/services and target customers.
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Deck 3: Marketing: How Will I Get Customers
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Which of the following is not part of personal selling?

A) attracting.
B) prospecting.
C) qualifying.
D) closing.
A
2
In direct mail advertising, "compiled" lists tend to be:

A) more expensive than subscription lists.
B) cheaper than subscription lists.
C) more valuable than customer lists.
D) not available in Canada.
A
3
Your Pricing Strategy is described in comparison to the prices of your competitors.
True
4
The psychological discomfort that people feel when they encounter something too different from their expectations is called:

A) image shock.
B) cognitive dissonance.
C) buyer's remorse.
D) paranoia
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"Sales Promotions" refers to promotional activity that is not:

A) advertising.
B) publicity.
C) personal selling.
D) any of the above.
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"Competitive" pricing means pricing lower than your competition.
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Getting the customer to agree to the purchase is called "qualifying".
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A company's image is the perception of that firm held in the minds of potential customers.
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"Cold calling" refers to approaching customers with whom there has been no previous contact.
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Which of the following is a pricing strategy?

A) discount pricing.
B) sale pricing.
C) penetration pricing.
D) half-pricing.
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Sales "objections" are often raised by a prospect to avoid having to make a decision.
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"Marketing mix" is typically broken down into:

A) production, pricing, promotion.
B) process, patrons, packaging, profit.
C) product, price, distribution, promotion.
D) perception, prestige, public relations, publicity.
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Coupons, premiums and trade shows are all examples of:

A) advertising.
B) sales promotions.
C) personal selling.
D) publicity.
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"Marketing mix" is:

A) marketing strategy.
B) how a company makes itself appear different from the competition.
C) how a company projects its image.
D) all of the above.
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"Advertising" and Marketing basically mean the same thing.
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The most effective negotiating style tends to be:

A) aggressive.
B) competitive.
C) compromising.
D) co-operative.
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Selecting a name should be the first step in planning a business venture.
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Agents do not own the services or products that they are selling.
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"Giveaway" items tend to end up in the hands of people who are not prospective customers.
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The "contractual elements" of getting a product/service to the final user, refers to:

A) distribution channel.
B) physical distribution.
C) consumerism.
D) elemental contracting
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Identify and explain the various steps in the selling process. Describe how you might develop your own selling skills.
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Giving a free seminar where you hand out your business cards at the local library is an example of .
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Advertising or exposure that a business gets "for free" is called .
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The perception people have about "what your business is like," is known as your company's .
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Free samples and Trade Shows are examples of .
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Compare the three basic pricing strategies explaining when each might be used.
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Meeting prospective customers and asking them to buy from you is called .
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Briefly name and define the elements of the Marketing Mix.
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Pick a well-known local business and analyze its name in terms of how it projects an appropriate image for its products/services and target customers.
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