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Question 1
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In a marketing exchange, the main players are:
customer and company
collaborators and competitors
price and promotion
context and market concentration
Question 2
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In Marketing, STP is a critical process. In this process, positioning helps a marketer to:
evaluate groups of industrial customers who share similar wants and needs.
analyze the market potential for a product's horizontal diversification.
choose a niche group segment from a selected set of industrial customers.
communicate a product's benefits clearly to the intended target customers.
Question 3
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/ 8
pts
Which of the following is an example of an industry marketing itself?
An ad introducing Pizza Hut's new menu.
An ad encouraging the purchase of a Firefox mountain bike.
An ad encouraging the consumption of eggs.
An ad encouraging the consumption of a Snickers bar.
Question 4
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/ 10 pts
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
Great marketing is an art based entirely on an individual's soft skills and instincts.
In the context of the marketing management framework, the 4Ps precede STP.
With respect to the 5Cs in the marketing framework, "context" includes the backdrop of micro-environment factors.
In the context of the marketing framework, company is one of the elements in the 4Cs.
The 5Cs, STP, and 4Ps operate interdependently.
Question 5
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STP stands for ________________, targeting, and positioning.
subdivisions
segmentation
splitting
segregation
Question 6
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With respect to STP in the marketing framework, the targeting process helps:
select a group of customers from a set of identified groups.
educate customers about a product's benefits and values.
create an image of the product in the mind of a selected customer.
provide additional information about a product to the public.
Question 7
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With respect to STP in the marketing framework, which of the following statements distinguishes segmentation from targeting?
Segmentation identifies groups with similar wants or needs, while targeting deals with the matching of a value proposition to groups of customers.
Segmentation deals with tangible goods, while targeting deals with intangible services.
Segmentation identifies the customers and collaborators of a company, while
targeting deals with the competitive factors in an industry.
Segmentation identifies the marketing effort required for a macro-
environment group, while targeting identifies the marketing effort required for a micro-environment group.
Question 8
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/ 8
pts
With respect to the 5Cs in the marketing framework, which of the following is
an example of "context"?
A firm's complementary good
A firm's stock product
A firm's natural resources
A firm's stockholder
Question 9
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/ 7
pts
Which of the following is a pre-purchase behavior exhibited by consumers?
Searching for possible solutions
Assessing the purchase process
Deciding on a retail channel
Narrowing the consideration set
Question 10
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Which of the following is an example of a post-purchase behavior exhibited by consumers?
Eddie could not decide whether to pick up a sports game or a strategy game for his son, Nathan.
Peter was happy with the car audio system he purchased from RadioShack.
Brad wanted to own an apartment in New York, just like Michael.
Barlow decided to buy a new Sony PS3 as the Nintendo Wii was too expensive.
Question 11
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pts
Which of the following statements distinguishes convenience purchases from
specialty purchases?
Convenience purchases are commonly B2B purchases, while specialty purchases are mostly B2C.
Convenience purchases are fairly mindless staple purchases, while specialty purchases require more thought.
Convenience purchases usually generate word-of-mouth referrals, while specialty purchases do not.
Convenience purchases are purchases internal to an organization, while specialty purchases are external purchases.
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