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What is the primary focus of marketing?

• Creating and delivering goods and services

• Building interest in a company or product

• Manufacturing physical objects

• Providing skilled services

Which of the following is NOT included in the marketing process?

• Product development

• Distribution methods

• Manufacturing raw goods

• Advertising

What are goods made from?

• Services

• Raw goods

• Marketing strategies

• Distribution methods

Which of the following best describes a service?

• A physical object produced by manufacturers

• An action done or provided by others in exchange for payment

• A raw material used to make a product

• A method of advertising

What is the role of a manufacturer?

• To oversee the production of a product

• To provide skilled services

• To develop marketing strategies

• To distribute goods to consumers

How do marketing strategies assist businesses?

• By creating raw goods

• By identifying goals and recognizing the target audience

• By manufacturing physical objects

• By providing skilled services

Which of the following is an example of a trade industry service?

• Coaching

• Carpentry

• Personal training

• Cleaning

What is an offering in the context of creating goods and services?

• A marketing strategy

• A combined group of tangible goods or services and their prices

• A method of distribution

• A type of raw good

Which of the following is a key component of marketing strategies?

• Manufacturing raw goods

• Developing ways to communicate with the target audience

• Overseeing the production of a product

• Providing labor and skilled services

What is the primary difference between goods and services?

• Goods are actions, while services are physical objects

• Goods are physical objects, while services are actions done for payment

• Goods are made from services, while services are made from goods

• Goods are intangible, while services are tangible