Deck 10: The Marketing Challenge

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The fact that Curves is designed to appeal to women of a certain age,education and income level,means that they are using:

A) demographic segmentation.
B) psychographic segmentation.
C) volume segmentation.
D) geographic segmentation.
E) behavioural segmentation.
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Value,real or _______,can equally be based on intangible.

A) observed
B) superficial
C) perceived
D) imagined
E) implicit
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A key objective that marketing managers need to attain to effectively position brands,products and/or services is:

A) Communicate the solution effectively to the targeted customers
B) Understand the market to be served
C) Understand the customers to be targeted
D) Deliver the solution in a way that is superior to competitors
E) All of the above
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate _______.

A) quality
B) benefits
C) value
D) uniqueness
E) convenience
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Which of the following is NOT part of the process of marketing?

A) assessing market dynamics
B) identifying needs and solutions
C) determining what price to charge
D) providing customers with access to the product
E) emphasis on customer service
Question
A key objective that marketing managers need to attain to effectively position brands,products and/or services is:

A) Build the message around product and/or service features and attributes
B) Support the product and/or service and its delivery to the marketplace
C) Understand the customers to be targeted
D) Deliver a positive purchase experience
E) All of the above
Question
In an effort to increase profits,Pearl River Chinese restaurant is attempting to appeal to a specific segment of the market by offering an all-you-can-eat buffet.These efforts,designed to identify specific groups that can be profitably served,represent an example of:

A) target marketing.
B) a reference group strategy.
C) benefit segmentation.
D) B2B marketing.
E) B2G marketing.
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Successful marketing researchers:

A) focus their efforts on determining the wants and needs of customers, since the core value of marketing is that the customer is king.
B) develop as much information as possible from primary sources.
C) identify particular segments within the market.
D) listen to customers and other stakeholders.
E) rely on their personal opinions when available data is incomplete.
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_______ objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.

A) Price
B) Product and/or service
C) Quality
D) Uniqueness
E) Convenience
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R's of marketing?

A) the right need to pursue
B) the right solution to offer
C) the right price
D) the right methodology for delivery
E) the right price to charge
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_____ is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.

A) Marketing
B) Human resources
C) Leadership
D) Accounting
E) Competition
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned _______ come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.

A) naturally
B) automatically
C) quickly
D) predictably
E) logically
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a ________ which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"

A) customer need
B) message
C) value proposition
D) distribution model
E) price proposition
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' _________?"

A) value proposition
B) needs and desires
C) message
D) distribution model
E) price proposition
Question
This perceived difference in _______ is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.

A) quality
B) benefits
C) value
D) uniqueness
E) convenience
Question
If you choose to do a telephone survey attempting to find out what people are looking for in terms of a product or service you sell,you are segmenting your market by:

A) behaviour
B) geography
C) demography
D) personality
E) psychographics
Question
_______ is built around a value proposition which clearly differentiates an organization's brands,products,and/or services from those of its competitors and,based on a solid understanding of market fundamentals,effectively delivers on the identified target customer's needs.

A) Marketing strategy
B) Promotion
C) Marketing distribution
D) Positioning
E) Posturing
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Which of the following is NOT an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?

A) higher quality
B) uniqueness
C) enhanced importance
D) convenience
E) pride of ownership
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__________ consists of information that has already been researched by others and published in journals or books,or has been made available online.

A) Primary data
B) Secondary data
C) Pre-coded information
D) Technical data
E) Internet information
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A way to think about the concept of _______ is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.

A) positioning
B) marketing
C) promotion
D) place
E) price
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Assessing market dynamics is part of the process of marketing.
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Identifying needs and solutions is part of the process of marketing.
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate uniqueness.
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Providing customers with access to the product is part of the process of marketing.
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_____ is a strategy that creates new products for present markets.

A) Product development
B) Market development
C) Market penetration
D) Product penetration
E) Diversification
Question
The length of time spent within each stage of the decision-making process is dependent upon all of the following,EXCEPT:

A) the potential customers' familiarity with the product and/or service
B) the various alternatives offered in the marketplace
C) whether it is a first-time purchase or a repeat purchase
D) the level of financial commitment associated with the transaction
E) why potential customers would purchase a particular product and/or service
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate convenience.
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Examples of Consumer-driven marketing technique follow,EXCEPT:

A) Internet Searches
B) Point of Purchase Displays
C) Social Media Websites
D) Peer Recommendations
E) Analysts' Blogs
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This perceived difference in quality is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.
Question
_______ focus managers on assessing opportunities which lie outside of the organization's current products and/or services,and represent the creation or development of new markets served by new products and/or services.

A) market penetration
B) product development
C) diversification
D) market development
E) product penetration
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_____ is a strategy that attracts new customers to existing products.

A) Product development
B) Market development
C) Market penetration
D) Product penetration
E) Diversification
Question
_____ is a strategy of increasing market share for present products in existing markets.

A) Market penetration
B) Product development
C) Market development
D) Diversification
E) Product penetration
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate quality.
Question
Determining what price to charge is part of the process of marketing.
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Effective marketing does not end at the ________.

A) initial considerations of options
B) evaluation of options
C) advertisement
D) peer recommendation
E) point of purchase
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Examples of Company-driven marketing technique follow,EXCEPT:

A) Publicity
B) Point of Purchase Displays
C) Social Media Websites
D) Sales Promotion
E) Dedicated Sales Force
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Due to several recent late spring freezes,orange growers in Florida have lost millions of dollars.As a result,some growers have decided to bulldoze their orange groves and put in freshwater lakes for raising shrimp,a product that has a strong popularity and is more weather-resistant.Former orange growers who are now raising shrimp are pursuing a _____ strategy.

A) market penetration
B) product development
C) diversification
D) market development
E) product penetration
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate value.
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The role of marketing is to communicate the _______ for an organization's products and/or services as the "best" solution to the needs of a targeted market of prospective customers.

A) value proposition
B) quality
C) benefits
D) uniqueness
E) convenience
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This perceived difference in value is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.
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Value,real or observed,can equally be based on intangible.
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Enhanced importance is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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This perceived difference in uniqueness is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.
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Human resources is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.
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Marketing is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.
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The right need to pursue is one of the Six (6) R's of marketing?
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Value,real or superficial,can equally be based on intangible.
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Convenience is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a value proposition which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"
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Higher quality is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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The right methodology for delivery is one of the Six (6) R's of marketing?
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The right solution to offer is one of the Six (6) R's of marketing?
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Competition is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.
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Leadership is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.
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Value,real or imagined,can equally be based on intangible.
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This perceived difference in benefits is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.
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Value,real or perceived,can equally be based on intangible.
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The right price to charge is one of the Six (6) R's of marketing?
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Pride of ownership is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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Uniqueness is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' price proposition?"
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' message?"
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A way to think about the concept of marketing is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.
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Price objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned automatically come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.
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A way to think about the concept of positioning is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.
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Convenience objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a distribution model need which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a customer need which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"
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Product and/or service objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned naturally come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.
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A way to think about the concept of place is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned predictably come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.
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A key objective that marketing managers need to attain to effectively position brands,products and/or services is "communicate the solution effectively to the targeted customers".
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a message which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"
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Quality objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.
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A way to think about the concept of promotion is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' value proposition?"
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned quickly come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' needs and desires?"
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Deck 10: The Marketing Challenge
1
The fact that Curves is designed to appeal to women of a certain age,education and income level,means that they are using:

A) demographic segmentation.
B) psychographic segmentation.
C) volume segmentation.
D) geographic segmentation.
E) behavioural segmentation.
A
2
Value,real or _______,can equally be based on intangible.

A) observed
B) superficial
C) perceived
D) imagined
E) implicit
A
3
A key objective that marketing managers need to attain to effectively position brands,products and/or services is:

A) Communicate the solution effectively to the targeted customers
B) Understand the market to be served
C) Understand the customers to be targeted
D) Deliver the solution in a way that is superior to competitors
E) All of the above
E
4
In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate _______.

A) quality
B) benefits
C) value
D) uniqueness
E) convenience
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Which of the following is NOT part of the process of marketing?

A) assessing market dynamics
B) identifying needs and solutions
C) determining what price to charge
D) providing customers with access to the product
E) emphasis on customer service
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A key objective that marketing managers need to attain to effectively position brands,products and/or services is:

A) Build the message around product and/or service features and attributes
B) Support the product and/or service and its delivery to the marketplace
C) Understand the customers to be targeted
D) Deliver a positive purchase experience
E) All of the above
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7
In an effort to increase profits,Pearl River Chinese restaurant is attempting to appeal to a specific segment of the market by offering an all-you-can-eat buffet.These efforts,designed to identify specific groups that can be profitably served,represent an example of:

A) target marketing.
B) a reference group strategy.
C) benefit segmentation.
D) B2B marketing.
E) B2G marketing.
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8
Successful marketing researchers:

A) focus their efforts on determining the wants and needs of customers, since the core value of marketing is that the customer is king.
B) develop as much information as possible from primary sources.
C) identify particular segments within the market.
D) listen to customers and other stakeholders.
E) rely on their personal opinions when available data is incomplete.
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_______ objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.

A) Price
B) Product and/or service
C) Quality
D) Uniqueness
E) Convenience
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R's of marketing?

A) the right need to pursue
B) the right solution to offer
C) the right price
D) the right methodology for delivery
E) the right price to charge
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_____ is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.

A) Marketing
B) Human resources
C) Leadership
D) Accounting
E) Competition
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned _______ come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.

A) naturally
B) automatically
C) quickly
D) predictably
E) logically
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a ________ which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"

A) customer need
B) message
C) value proposition
D) distribution model
E) price proposition
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' _________?"

A) value proposition
B) needs and desires
C) message
D) distribution model
E) price proposition
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This perceived difference in _______ is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.

A) quality
B) benefits
C) value
D) uniqueness
E) convenience
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If you choose to do a telephone survey attempting to find out what people are looking for in terms of a product or service you sell,you are segmenting your market by:

A) behaviour
B) geography
C) demography
D) personality
E) psychographics
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_______ is built around a value proposition which clearly differentiates an organization's brands,products,and/or services from those of its competitors and,based on a solid understanding of market fundamentals,effectively delivers on the identified target customer's needs.

A) Marketing strategy
B) Promotion
C) Marketing distribution
D) Positioning
E) Posturing
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Which of the following is NOT an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?

A) higher quality
B) uniqueness
C) enhanced importance
D) convenience
E) pride of ownership
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__________ consists of information that has already been researched by others and published in journals or books,or has been made available online.

A) Primary data
B) Secondary data
C) Pre-coded information
D) Technical data
E) Internet information
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A way to think about the concept of _______ is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.

A) positioning
B) marketing
C) promotion
D) place
E) price
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Assessing market dynamics is part of the process of marketing.
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Identifying needs and solutions is part of the process of marketing.
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate uniqueness.
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Providing customers with access to the product is part of the process of marketing.
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_____ is a strategy that creates new products for present markets.

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E) Diversification
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The length of time spent within each stage of the decision-making process is dependent upon all of the following,EXCEPT:

A) the potential customers' familiarity with the product and/or service
B) the various alternatives offered in the marketplace
C) whether it is a first-time purchase or a repeat purchase
D) the level of financial commitment associated with the transaction
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate convenience.
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Examples of Consumer-driven marketing technique follow,EXCEPT:

A) Internet Searches
B) Point of Purchase Displays
C) Social Media Websites
D) Peer Recommendations
E) Analysts' Blogs
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This perceived difference in quality is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.
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_______ focus managers on assessing opportunities which lie outside of the organization's current products and/or services,and represent the creation or development of new markets served by new products and/or services.

A) market penetration
B) product development
C) diversification
D) market development
E) product penetration
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_____ is a strategy that attracts new customers to existing products.

A) Product development
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C) Market penetration
D) Product penetration
E) Diversification
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_____ is a strategy of increasing market share for present products in existing markets.

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D) Diversification
E) Product penetration
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate quality.
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Determining what price to charge is part of the process of marketing.
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Effective marketing does not end at the ________.

A) initial considerations of options
B) evaluation of options
C) advertisement
D) peer recommendation
E) point of purchase
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Examples of Company-driven marketing technique follow,EXCEPT:

A) Publicity
B) Point of Purchase Displays
C) Social Media Websites
D) Sales Promotion
E) Dedicated Sales Force
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Due to several recent late spring freezes,orange growers in Florida have lost millions of dollars.As a result,some growers have decided to bulldoze their orange groves and put in freshwater lakes for raising shrimp,a product that has a strong popularity and is more weather-resistant.Former orange growers who are now raising shrimp are pursuing a _____ strategy.

A) market penetration
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C) diversification
D) market development
E) product penetration
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In its simplest context,the purpose of marketing is to design,develop,and communicate value.
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The role of marketing is to communicate the _______ for an organization's products and/or services as the "best" solution to the needs of a targeted market of prospective customers.

A) value proposition
B) quality
C) benefits
D) uniqueness
E) convenience
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This perceived difference in value is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.
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Value,real or observed,can equally be based on intangible.
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Enhanced importance is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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This perceived difference in uniqueness is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.
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Human resources is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.
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Marketing is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.
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The right need to pursue is one of the Six (6) R's of marketing?
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Value,real or superficial,can equally be based on intangible.
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Convenience is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a value proposition which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"
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Higher quality is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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The right methodology for delivery is one of the Six (6) R's of marketing?
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The right solution to offer is one of the Six (6) R's of marketing?
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Competition is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.
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Leadership is largely perceived as the communications link between an organization and its marketplace.
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Value,real or imagined,can equally be based on intangible.
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This perceived difference in benefits is what truly differentiates a company's products and/or services from those of its competitors.
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Value,real or perceived,can equally be based on intangible.
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The right price to charge is one of the Six (6) R's of marketing?
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Pride of ownership is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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Uniqueness is an interpretation of an organization's solutions to their customers' problems over their competitors?
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' price proposition?"
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' message?"
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A way to think about the concept of marketing is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.
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Price objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned automatically come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.
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A way to think about the concept of positioning is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.
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Convenience objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a distribution model need which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a customer need which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"
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Product and/or service objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned naturally come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.
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A way to think about the concept of place is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned predictably come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.
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A key objective that marketing managers need to attain to effectively position brands,products and/or services is "communicate the solution effectively to the targeted customers".
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One of the six core challenges is: "Can we create a message which positions our product and/or service as the best solution to our targeted customers?"
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Quality objectives support the achievement of business objectives and,ultimately,organizational objectives and the company's overall vision and mission.
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A way to think about the concept of promotion is to think about it as being the place in the consumer's mind which you want your organization's brand,products,and/or services to own.
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' value proposition?"
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Brands,products,and/or services which are well positioned quickly come to the consumer's mind when making repeat purchases.
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One of the six core challenges is: "Do we understand our targeted customers' needs and desires?"
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