Ch. 13 & 11 Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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A name, term, sign, symbol, design, or some combination of those that identifies the products of one firm while differentiating them from those of the competition is known as a ________?

A

Brand

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2
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The ultimate stage in brand loyalty is _____________, where consumers refuse alternatives and search extensively for the desired merchandise.

A

brand insistence

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3
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__________ products differ from branded products because they are characterized by plain labels, little or no advertising, and no brand names.

A

Generic

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A _______________ is the person at a company with the task of managing a brand’s marketing strategies.

A

brand manager

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5
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_____________ helps retailers by providing a person to oversee an entire product line and maximize sales for the retailer.

A

Category management

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A trademark differs from a brand name because with a trademark the owner is claiming ____________.

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exclusive legal protection

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Packaging serves three major objectives: protection against damage, assistance in marketing a product, and ____________.

A

cost effectiveness

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_____________ is the strategy of authorizing other companies to use a brand name.

A

Brand licensing

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9
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In a _______________ strategy, a company seeks to increase sales of an existing product in an existing market.

A

market penetration

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10
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The introduction of new products into identifiable or established markets is known as _____________.

A

product development

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11
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A _____________ strategy focuses on developing entirely new products for new markets.

A

product diversification

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12
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The first buyers of new products—people who purchase new products almost as soon as these products reach the market—are commonly referred to as ______________.

A

consumer innovators

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13
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What are the following characteristics of product innovation and can influence a product’s adoption rate?

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Possibility of trial use
Complexity
Observability
Relative advantage

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14
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Which of the following can be sources for new product ideas?

a. Assessments of competing products
b. Research and development specialists
c. Suggestions from customers
d. Sales force

A

All of them!!
a. Assessments of competing products

b. Research and development specialists
c. Suggestions from customers
d. Sales force

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What happens when a new-product idea reaches the commercialization stage?

A

It is ready for full-scale marketing.

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16
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____________ subjects a product idea to additional study prior to its actual development.

A

Concept testing

17
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission is a powerful regulatory agency with jurisdiction over every consumer product category except ____________________.

A

food, automobiles, and a few other products already regulated by other agencies

18
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission is a powerful regulatory agency with jurisdiction over every consumer product category except ____________________.

A

food, automobiles, and a few other products already regulated by other agencies

19
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____________ marketing focuses on short-term, one-time exchanges.

A

Transaction-based

20
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Which of the following are ways that marketers build long-term relationships with customers?

a. Use CRM software to utilize intimate knowledge of customer preferences.
b. Analyze data collected to modify marketing and deliver customized marketing to individuals.
c. Monitor interactions with customers.
d. Use database technology to gather information about customers.

A

All of them!!

a. Use CRM software to utilize intimate knowledge of customer preferences.
b. Analyze data collected to modify marketing and deliver customized marketing to individuals.
c. Monitor interactions with customers.
d. Use database technology to gather information about customers.

21
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Why is internal marketing important to a firm?

A

It allows all members of an organization to understand, accept, and fulfill their roles in implementing a marketing strategy.

22
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Relationships on the first level of the marketing continuum are the most superficial, and efforts rely on:

a. Social functions to meet potential customers.
b. Pricing and other financial incentives.
c. Customer service and communication.
d. Ensuring the buyer and seller are true business partners.

A

B!!

Pricing and other financial incentives.

23
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The ____________ level on the relationship marketing continuum is the most complicated because the strength of commitment between the parties grows.

24
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Three major steps are involved in ensuring customer satisfaction: understanding customer needs, obtaining feedback, and ________________.

A

Instituting an ongoing program to ensure customer satisfaction.

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Which of the following are ways marketers may obtain customer feedback? a. Talking to a customer’s family and friends b. Hiring mystery shoppers c. Monitoring social media d. Visiting a customer at home to talk about their experiences
c. Monitoring social media | d. Visiting a customer at home to talk about their experiences
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Amazon Prime, which offers members free two-day shipping, with no minimum order size, for an annual fee is an example of:
Frequency marketing
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Which of the following is a more recent marketing effort that turns customers from passive partners into active proponents of a product?
Grassroots marketing
28
The combination of strategies and technologies that empowers relationship programs, reorienting the entire organization to a concentrated focus on satisfying customers is known as
Customer relationship management
29
Which of the following is a quality of a successful CRM system?
It reduces costs by empowering customers to find the information they need to manage their own orders.
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An increasingly important part of an effective CRM strategy is ______________, the process of rejuvenating lost relationships with customers.
customer win-back
31
Computer-to-computer exchanges of invoices, orders, and other business documents are known as _____________.
electronic data interchange
32
Which of the following are benefits of effective supply chain management?
Resolves conflict and Increased innovation
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_____ can be defined as the revenues and intangible benefits, such as referrals and customer feedback a customer brings to the seller over the course of their relationship, less the amount the company must spend to acquire, market to, and serve the customer.
The lifetime value of a customer
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Why are customer complaints valuable in evaluating customer relationship programs?
They give an organization information about customer priorities so managers can make changes to their systems.
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The ______________ combines and averages the outlooks of top executives from areas such as marketing, finance, and production to generate good forecasts for sales and new-product development.
jury of executive opinion
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Like the jury of executive opinion, the _____________ solicits opinions from several people, but it also gathers input from experts outside the firm, such as academic researchers, rather than relying completely on company executives.
delphi technique
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______________ is considered the most commonly used quantitative forecasting technique and gives greater weight to sales results from more recent years.
Exponential smoothing technique