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A. Impulse Products
B. Installations
C. Supplies
D. Accessory Equipment.
A. Sponsorship marketing
B. Event marketing
C. Cause-related marketing
D. Tie-in marketing
A. Consulting advice
B. The symphony
C. Financial services
D. Clothing
A. Dealer
B. Broker
C. Retailer
D. Distributor
E. Wholesaler
A. Esteem
B. Conformance
C. Differentiation
D. Relevance
E. Knowledge
A. Reserve;
B. Direct;
C. Primary
D. Reverse
A. Quality of materials without changing the price
B. Product's price along with the quality of the materials
C. Package content without changing its size while maintaining or increasing the package price
D. Number of product features
E. Number of product items in a product line
A. Idea development
B. Commercialization
C. Idea screening
D. Product development
A. Products
B. Services
C. Purchases
D. Goods
A. Search.
B. Product.
C. Credence.
D. Experience
A. Demonstrations
B. Free samples
C. Press releases
D. All of these
A. Defining the​ company's mission.
B. Developing functional plans.
C. Setting objectives and goals.
D. None of these
A. Creating business opportunities
B. Overseeing the accounting office
C. Processing information
D. Updating computer systems
E. Balancing the benefits of technology against the costs
A. Understanding the marketplace and customers’ needs and wants
B. Constructing an integrated marketing program that delivers superior value
C. Building profitable relationships and creating customer delight
D. Creating profits and customer equity
A. Intensive distribution
B. Selective distribution
C. Exclusive distribution
D. Normal distribution
A. Advocacy advertising
B. Competitive advertising
C. Comparative advertising
D. Product advertising
A. Informative
B. Comparative
C. Persuasive
D. Reminder
E. Cooperative
A. Features
B. Anecdote
C. Benefit
D. Feature
A. Product mix
B. Brand line
C. Consumer mix
D. Packaging mix
E. Line extension
A. Product analysis
B. Idea screening
C. Brand awareness
D. Commercialization
E. Market testing
A. Fourth
B. Third
C. Second
D. First
A. Place
B. Form
C. Time
D. Transfer
E. Possession
A. Growth
B. Encounter
C. Depth
D. Width
A. International.
B. Global.
C. Regional.
D. Domestic.
E. Nationwide
A. First
B. 2nd
C. 3rd
D. Last
A. Social media.
B. Premium promotion
C. Licensing
D. A core benefit
A. Production
B. Distribution
C. Pricing
D. Promotion
A. Brand
B. Product line
C. Product mix
D. Positioning strategy
E. Marketing mix
A. Technical innovation
B. Continuous innovation
C. Discontinuous innovation
D. Commercial innovation
A. Unsought products
B. Business analysis
C. Shopping products
D. Business products
A. Customer service
B. Developing positive brand awareness
C. Brand awareness
D. Any word, device (design, sound, shape or color), or combination of these used to distinguish a seller's products or services
A. Increase in revenue to relative increases in costs; convex.
B. Expense of marketing effort to the primary competitor's spending; U-shaped.
C. Expense of marketing effort to the marketing results obtained; S-shaped.
D. Market share of the firm to market share of the primary or nearest competitor; linear. incremental costs to market share; concave.
A. Choosing among different strategies and altering them to best fit the organization
B. The market-product life cycle
C. The innovation adoption continuum
D. The offering adoption model
A. Increasing market share and making profits
B. Holding down costs while increasing profits
C. Developing products and finding suppliers
D. Discovering and satisfying consumer needs
E. Practicing ethics and sustainability
A. Websites
B. Television
C. Social networks
D. E-mail
E. YouTube
A. Decampment
B. Attention
C. A purchase
D. A vote
E. A donation
A. Only location
B. Time of day
C. Largest amount
D. Smallest chunk
A. Marketing
B. Selling
C. Risk
D. Customer satisfaction
A. Psychographic
B. Use-pattern
C. Demographic
D. Cultural.
A. Cloud computing
B. Viral marketing
C. Crowdsourced funding
D. Executive information system
E. Enterprise social media
A. The market-product life cycle
B. The innovation adoption continuum
C. The offering adoption model
D. Diffusion of innovation
E. The consumer decision proces
A. Sales force management
B. Business intelligence
C. Sales force automation
D. Sampling
A. Product mix
B. Raw materials
C. Promotion goods
A. A marketing mix.
B. Marketing strategy
C. Target market.
A. External; primary
B. Internal; primary
C. External; secondary
D. Internal; secondary
A. Brand equity
B. Product mix width
C. Product line length
D. Product quality
E. Product mix
A. Have needs that can adequately be served by the marketer
B. Not be reachable by other organizations
C. Have the same needs as similar-sized groups
D. Be the most profitable possible target market
E. Be the largest possible market
A. Brand sponsorship
B. Brand positioning
C. Brand name selection
D. Brand development
A. Differentiated
B. Category specialist stores
C. Off-price retailers
D. Department stores
A. External; secondary
B. Internal; primary
C. Internal; secondary