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WorksheetsREVIEW AdvEnt P1 2018-19 Sem 1
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 39mins
A company’s manufacturing of their product is considered an example of cost structure
True
False
Facebook's use of advertising displays in their application is considered an example of cost structure
True
False
A company’s sale of their product is an example of revenue streams
True
False
Facebooks use of advertising displays in their application is considered an example of revenue streams
true
false
An example of a distribution channel for Frosted Flakes would be through social media
true
false
An example of a customer relationship for a company would be through the articles in Entrepreneur magazine
true
false
Expenses needed to build your product are entered in which category of the BMC?
solution
cost structure
problem
revenue
Which of the following would be added to the Revenue Streams on the BMC?
Investment money
Payment from customers
Staff salaries
Cost of goods sold
The way a customer can purchase or gain access to a product/service falls into which section of the business model canvas?
Unique Value Proposition
Channels
Solution
Customer Relationships
The way a customer becomes exposed to a product/service would fall into which section of the business model canvas?
Customer Relationships
Solution
Unique Value Proposition
Channels
The data a company will collect and measure to determine success would fall into which section of the business model canvas?
Revenue Streams
Unique Value Proposition
Cost Structure
Key Metrics
Which of the following is a direct competitor to Starbucks?
McDonald's
Higher Grounds
Gas station mini-mart (eg, Casey's)
Cub Foods
Which of the following is an indirect competitor to Starbucks?
McDonald's
Higher Grounds
Gas station mini-mart (eg, Casey's)
Cub Foods
Features or benefits that make customers buy your product/service over the competition would fall into which part of the business model canvas?
Channels
Unique value proposition
Solution
Key Metrics
When deciding WHO has the problem that you identified, you would be describing the...
Customer Relationship
Solution
Channels
Customer Segment
A company who sells to the high school market redefines a subgroup of their customers as those who like theater and are in afterschool clubs that involve improv comedy. What has this company identified?
An Early Adopter
A Customer Solution
A Customer Persona
A Unique Value Proposition
What is the difference between a user and a buyer?
Users of a product/service are always the paying customer while buyers gain insight from the user
Users purchase the product/service while users gain from the benefits provided
Buyers and users must be the same person
Buyers purchase the product/service while users gain from the benefits provided
During the problem interview process, the goal is to determine which of the following?
What is the competition
Is the problem solvable
What is the best way to solve the problem
Do enough people have this problem
Which of the following is not included in a positioning statement?
Product Category
Price
Product / Brand Name
Customer Segment
Which of the following are benefits of using a BMC rather than a business plan (select all that apply)
Focus
Offers more details
Flexibility
Transparency and understanding
Which of the following is NOT one of the three golden questions in regards to startups?
Does the sales data show your business is successful?
Do other people have the same problem you are trying to solve?
Can you develop, produce and distribute that good or service at a cost that makes it worth your time and effort?
Will someone take money out of their pocket and give it to you in return for your product or service?
Data that you collect about your competitors that enables you to compare your competitors’ strengths and weaknesses with your potential business is called
business analytics
competitive intelligence
competitive advantage
Differentiation
unique characteristics that distinguish your business from competitors
differentiators
competitors
personas
features
rival businesses with whom you are competing for the dollars that your target market spends.
differentiators
competitors
personas
features
what your product does and how it appears to the senses
differentiators
competitors
personas
features
Detailed descriptions of your customer
differentiators
competitors
personas
features
the first segment of people to use/buy your product or service
adopters
direct competitors
indirect competitors
market size
a company that produces a virtually identical good or service as you
adopters
direct competitors
indirect competitors
market size
a company that addresses a similar problem, want, or need as you
adopters
direct competitors
indirect competitors
market size
potential number of customers
adopters
direct competitors
indirect competitors
market size
the reasons customers choose to buy your product
benefits
features
differentiators
value proposition
a promise of worth to be delivered
benefits
features
differentiators
value proposition
Revenue your company could generate if you had 100% of your total potential customers
total addressable market (TAM)
serviceable addressable market (SAM)
market share (MS)
The realistic segment of all potential customers you will market your product/service to
total addressable market (TAM)
serviceable addressable market (SAM)
market share (MS)
The projected part of all potential customers you expect to gain as customers
total addressable market (TAM)
serviceable addressable market (SAM)
market share (MS)
Which of the following statements correctly completes this statement: The problem interview is NOT
a way to “pitch” of your business idea or concept
a way to learn if the problem you identified is really a problem
a way to learn the triggers (causes) of the problem
a way to learn how people are currently solving this problem
a name, symbol, word or design that identifies a product, service or company
asset
business
brand
none of the above
The purpose of advertising is to sell a product or service The purpose of PSAs is to do all of the following except
bring awareness
change people's positions
scare people
inform and educate
In class we discussed 7 Popular Types of Brand Names, what type of name is: Haagen-Dasz
Descriptive
Founder
Invented
Lexical
In class we discussed 7 Popular Types of Brand Names, what type of name is: Yum!
Descriptive
Founder
Evocative
Lexical
In class we discussed 7 Popular Types of Brand Names, what type of name is: Adidas!
Descriptive
Founder
Evocative
Lexical
when businesses act in ways that balance profit and growth with the good of society
Social responsibility
Sustainability
Cause-related marketing
Philanthropy
The goal of ___ is to maintain and improve the quality of human life and the quality of the environment
Social responsibility
Sustainability
Cause-related marketing
Philanthropy
______ is a partnership between a business and a nonprofit group for the benefit of both
Social responsibility
Sustainability
Cause-related marketing
Philanthropy
_____is when entrepreneurs donate money and other resources for socially beneficial causes
Social responsibility
Sustainability
Cause-related marketing
Philanthropy
A ______ describes why a company exists and guides a company’s work and actions
mission statement
non-profit organization
sponsorship
green company
A ____ operates solely to serve the good of society
mission statement
non-profit organization
sponsorship
green company
a form of cause-related marketing in which a business sponsors a community event in exchange for advertising
mission statement
non-profit organization
sponsorship
green company
A ____ is one that adopts business practices aimed at protecting or improving the environment
mission statement
non-profit organization
sponsorship
green company
Name the 4 P’s of the Marketing Mix
Product, Place, Price, Promotion
Product, Price, Publicity, Place
Production, Place, Price, Promotion
Product, Price, Promotion, Placement
Mary makes and sells specialty shoes. It costs her $35.00 to make one pair of shoes. She then sells them to a boutique at a _____________ cost of $60.00. The store sells it to the customer at a _____________ cost of $100.00. In the end, Mary makes ___________ for every pair of shoes she sells.
Wholesale, Retail, $25.00
Wholesale, Retail, $40.00
Retail, Wholesale, $65.00
Retail, Wholesale, $25.00
Coupons and short-term deals are part of what piece of the promotional mix?
Publicity
Personal Selling
Sales Promotion
Public Relations
Paid presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor in a mass medium
Social Media
Advertising
Price
Benefits
A tangible product that is purchased for consumption by the consumer
Service
Good
Idea
Need
An attempt to communicate a brand, product, or concept to the general public by creating a strong message.
Service
Idea
Need
Good
Which of the four marketing mix concepts includes packaging?
promotion
place
product
price
One of the trickiest parts of product development is
keeping customers
pricing
advertising
finding a factory
Which of the 8 pricing strategies adds a standard percentage of profit above the cost of producing a product?
value-based
competitive
going-rate
cost plus
Which of the 8 pricing strategies is based on prices charged by competing companies for similar products?
value-based
competitive
going-rate
cost plus
Which of the 8 pricing strategies is based on a price that looks better?
value-based
psychological
discount
skimming
The cost of manufacturing the product.
profit
retail price
selling price
production cost
The difference between the production cost and the selling price
profit
retail price
selling price
production cost
Having a product in the right quantities at the right time at the right place is which of the marketing mix?
Product
Price
Place
Promotion
The biggest drawback of selling through a reseller or retailer is
Reduces the storage space necessary for inventory
Provides you with a wider distribution than selling direct
You lose your profits
You lose personal contact with your customers
Niche products can reach a wider market; this is one of the benefits of using which intermediary?
internet
wholesaler
reseller
license agreement
An emblem that promotes instant public recognition is a
jingle
logo
slogan
watermark
A catchy tune or phrase designed to be easily remembered is a
logo
watermark
jingle
slogan
Marketing is
only necessary in the first few years
a part of your business that will never end
expensive and not necessary if you have a good product
none of the above
From the movie, The Founder, who opened the first McDonald’s restaurant?
Dave Thomas in Columbus, Ohio
The McDonald brothers in San Bernardino, California in 1948
Raffel Brothers, Youngstown, Ohio
Ray Kroc in Des Plaines, Illinois in 1955.
From the movie, The Founder, Ray Kroc began his career in the restaurant industry as a:
salesman
fry cook
manager
chief executive officer
From the movie, The Founder, what was the product that Ray Kroc was selling that lead to his “discovery” of the restaurant that he would later start franchising?
multi-mixers
deep fryers
refrigerators
ground beef
The McDonald brothers perfected
the speedy system of using carhops to deliver food
the milkshake
the speedy service system for delivery of food quickly.
the drive-thru window
From the movie, The Founder, Ray Kroc was very committed to the success of McDonald’s. He was often in the restaurants supervising all aspects of business operations. He famously said, “if you have time to lean, you have time to …. “
cook
serve customers
study
clean
From the movie, The Founder, of all the positive characteristics Ray Kroc possessed, which of the following was the most important to him personally? The characteristic that was emphasized most in the movie?
Ray was a good team player
Ray was creative
Ray had great communication skills
Ray had perseverance
