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According to the Nike case, which of the following are among the keys to Nike’s success?
- Signing popular athletes to endorse products
- Innovative new products
True or false: Marketing today consists of just selling and advertising.
False
The term
production
refers to which of the following? (Check all that apply.)
Performing services
Making goods
True or false: For some goods and services, the cost of marketing accounts for about half of what the consumer pays for them
True
Marketing will be beneficial to you, as a student, because
______.
it will help you to promote yourself
According to this case, Nike introduced its Nike+ apps for smartphones in part to
build long-term relationships with customers
Which of the following are reasons why marketing can be important for future employment? (Check all that apply.)
Marketing can help in selling your ideas in a new job.
Marketing can help in getting a job.
Which one of the following statements describing marketing is correct?
Marketing involves more than just selling or advertising.
______
is the creation and adoption of new ideas, goods, and services.
Innovation
The term " _____" refers specifically to manufacturing goods or performing services.
Production
Which of the following are the basic ways of viewing marketing? (Check all that apply.)
From a macro view, as a function of society
From a micro view, as a function carried out by companies
Which of the following are reasons for studying marketing?
Because marketing costs can be an important part of a product's price, we should know what we are paying for.
Marketing helps ensure that the things we buy are available when we need them.
We are all consumers, so we should learn about buying and selling.
The activities in a firm that try to identify customer needs and focus the flow of goods or services in the firm in order to meet those needs is called
Marketing
Which of the following statements are true about the usefulness of studying marketing? (Check all that apply.)
Marketing offers many interesting jobs.
Marketing concepts can help "sell" yourself to a potential employer.
Which of the following are benefits of having an understanding of marketing? (Check all that apply.)
Seeing how marketing relates to a variety of human activities
Giving you ideas about how to sell your ideas in a new job
Helping you to be more effective in your job
True or false: The National Cancer Society is an example of an organization that does
not
need to use marketing.
False
Marketing spurs , which means coming up with new ideas, goods, and services.
Innovation
The
______
view of marketing is concerned with marketing as performed by individual companies.
Micro
Which of the following involves meeting the goals of an organization by anticipating customer needs and ensuring that the organization's products or services can help satisfy those needs?
Marketing
Which of the following is
not
true about marketing?
It should take control of production, accounting, and finance in order to be more effective.
Which of the following are true with respect to marketing and production? (Check all that apply.)
Marketing investigates what the future needs of customers might be.
Marketing starts with the potential needs and wants of customers.
Which of the following statements are true with respect to marketing and nonprofit organizations?
Government agencies can be customers of nonprofit organizations.
The clients of a nonprofit organization may be consumers or business firms.
The marketing objective for a nonprofit organization may be to increase membership.
To be most effective, marketing should:
interpret customer's needs.
provide direction for production and finance.
Marketing requires that
______.
two or more parties be willing to engage in an exchange
The macro view of marketing sees marketing as a(n)
______
process.
Social
A marketing exchange is
______.
usually part of an ongoing relationship
Which of the following statements about marketing are correct? (Check all that apply.)
Marketing is more than just persuading customers.
Marketing builds relationships with customers.
Which of the following are used to promote marketing ideas?
Charities
Political parties
Entrepreneurs
Effective marketing should start with
______.
potential customer needs and wants
Which of the following accurately describes macro-marketing?
It is a social process.
Marketing will be most successful if it:
coordinates with production, accounting, and financial activities.
Which of the following are part of the role of a macro-marketing system? (Check all that apply.)
To help ensure that the society's objectives are met
To match heterogeneous supply and heterogeneous demand
To get products to consumers at the right time, place, and price
Which of the following are true with respect to exchange in marketing? (Check all that apply.)
Sellers offer to exchange something that meets a need.
Marketing involves a willingness of at least two parties to engage in exchange.
True or false: Producers and consumers often have different aims, which can make marketing effectively difficult.
True
The two goals of a marketing exchange are to:
build an ongoing relationship with the customer.
determine future production needs.
The universal functions of marketing include which of the following? (Check all that apply.)
Market information
Selling
Storing
True or false: Management-oriented micro-marketing skills are only important to those who want to manage a major corporation.
False
Which of the following marketing functions involves seeking and assessing goods and services?
Buying
Retailers and wholesalers are two kinds of
Blank
______, marketing specialists who play a role in trade rather than production.
intermediaries
Why is effective marketing difficult in an advanced economy?
Producers and consumers often have different aims.
The processes of buying, selling, shipping, storing, financing, and risk-taking are components within the
_____
functions of marketing.
Universal
Which of the following statements about the marketing functions from a micro viewpoint is true?
Marketing functions can be shared among firms in various ways.
The function concerns locating a product and judging its suitability.
Buying
Which of the following is a basic function of an economic system?
To produce goods and services from the limited resources available to a society
Which of the following is a market specialist whose role in the exchange process is to focus on trade?
Intermediary
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