Products, Distribution channel, Promotion

Tell whether the picture shows an example of a tangible or intangible product

• TANGIBLE

• INTANGIBLE

The customer preferences can also affect pricing, as customers may be willing to pay more for certain features or benefits.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Businesses doesn't need to consider their competitors' prices to remain competitive

• TRUE

• FALSE

Tell whether the picture shows an example of a tangible or intangible product

• TANGIBLE

• INTANGIBLE

It is defined as any form of paid communication or promotion for product, service and idea.

• ADVERTISING

• PERSONAL SELLING

• SALES PROMOTION

• PUBLIC RELATION

• DIRECT MARKETING

Most effective tool for building buyers’ preferences, convictions, and actions; personal interaction allows for feedback and adjustments

• ADVERTISING

• PERSONAL SELLING

• SALES PROMOTION

• PUBLIC RELATION

• DIRECT MARKETING

The focus of advertising is to condition the customer by giving them discounts and coupons for them to create a reason to purchase the product;

• ADVERTISING

• PERSONAL SELLING

• SALES PROMOTION

• PUBLIC RELATION

• DIRECT MARKETING

Tell whether the picture shows an example of a tangible or intangible product

• TANGIBLE

• INTANGIBLE

Supply and demand is not an important factor that affects the price of a product.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The communication establishes through a direct channel without using any intermediaries is referred to as direct marketing

• ADVERTISING

• PERSONAL SELLING

• SALES PROMOTION

• PUBLIC RELATION

• DIRECT MARKETING