What is product positioning?

• The process of selecting the distribution channels for a product

• The process of designing the packaging for a product

• The process of creating an image or identity for a product in the minds of the target market.

• The process of determining the price of a product

What is brand positioning?

• Promoting a brand through social media

• Designing a logo for a brand

• Increasing the price of a brand's products

• Creating a unique and favorable perception of a brand in the minds of consumers.

Positioning a product is part of a company's strategic planning process. The positioning of a product should match the price, promotion and place strategy.

• Statement 1 is True

• Statement 2 is True

• Both Statements are True

• Both Statements are false

What are the key elements of product positioning?

• branding, packaging, and advertising

• price, promotion, and distribution

• customer service, sales, and marketing

• target market, unique selling proposition, and evidence

Which of the following attributes in creating a good brand image should be done with caution?

• credibility

• unique

• trendy

• beneficial

In this positioning statement of Coca Cola - "For quality beverage seekers, Coca-Cola offers a wide range of the most refreshing options. Each creates a great experience for customers when they enjoy a Coca-Cola brand drink." Which of the following statement is true.

• It does not present the desired promise.

• Evidence is not clear.

• It lacks product category

• It completes the requirements for a good positioning statement.

What are the benefits of effective brand positioning?

• No impact on brand awareness, no differentiation from competitors, no impact on customer loyalty, and no perceived value of products or services.

• Decreased brand awareness, similarity to competitors, decreased customer loyalty, and lower perceived value of products or services.

• Increased brand awareness, similarity to competitors, decreased customer loyalty, and lower perceived value of products or services.

• Increased brand awareness, differentiation from competitors, increased customer loyalty, and higher perceived value of products or services.

What is the purpose of product positioning?

• To increase the price of a product.

• To decrease the demand for a product.

• To confuse customers about the features of a product.

• To create a distinct and favorable perception of a product in the minds of the target customers.

How can a company differentiate its brand positioning from competitors?

• By copying the branding strategies of competitors

• By offering lower quality products or services

• By neglecting customer feedback and complaints

• By focusing on unique value propositions, targeting specific customer segments, creating a strong brand identity, offering superior customer service, and implementing effective marketing strategies.

What are the factors to consider when developing a positioning strategy?

• target market, competition, unique selling proposition, customer needs and preferences, market trends

• packaging design, distribution channels, customer testimonials

• company history, employee satisfaction, social media presence

• price, product features, advertising channels