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market segmentation, targeting and positioning

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The process of classifying people who forma given market into even smaller groups is called:

a)

market development

b)

mass marketing

c)

consumer market

d)

macro-marketing

e)

market segmentation

2.

When Campbell's makes nacho cheese soup for Texas and Cajun gumbo soup for Louisiana, what kind of segmentation is it practicing?

a)

Geographic

b)

Psychographic

c)

Behavioral

d)

Demographic

e)

Political

3.

Which segmentation method is NOT considered to be in the category of "psychographic segmentation"

a)

beliefs

b)

personality

c)

occupation

d)

lifestyle

e)

Interests

4.

All of these are considered to be major variables for segmenting markets EXCEPT...

a)

Geographic

b)

Demographic

c)

Behavioral

d)

Moods

e)

Psychographic

5.

Carefully arranging for a product or service to occupy a clear, distinctive, and desirable place relative to competing products or services in the minds of target consumers is called...

a)

mass marketing

b)

target marketing

c)

market segmentation

d)

green marketing

e)

positioning

6.

If a firm were to obtain information about light, medium, and heavy users of a product or service, what kind of segmentation would they be practicing?

a)

Geographic

b)

Behavioral

c)

Demographic

d)

Psychographic

e)

Geodemographic

7.

Which way is NOT a major variable for segmenting a market?

a)

Geographic

b)

Demographic

c)

Behavioral

d)

Moods

e)

Psychographic

8.

A menswear store has decided to segment its market based on gender, income, and occupation. Which of the following would appropriately describe their form of segmentation?

a)

Geographic Segmentation

b)

Demographic Segmentation

c)

Benefit Segmentation

d)

Behavioral Segmentation

e)

Psychographic Segmentation

9.

The Corner Coffee Shop, a local coffee shop which also sells breakfast and lunch sandwiches and sundries, wants to divide its entire market into different groups. One group is for those who like regular coffee, another for those who want food and coffee, and so on. They want to develop a different marketing mix for each of these groups. This process of dividing consumers into different groups with similar needs is called:

a)

Positioning

b)

Market

c)

Segmenting

d)

Combining

e)

Marketing

10.

The major benefit of following an undifferentiated approach is:

a)

less competition

b)

cost economies

c)

greater profit

d)

greater consumer satisfaction

e)

broad product lines

11.

A(n) ___________ market is characterized by a fairly narrowly defined market with a complete and distinct set of needs, and a willingness to pay a premium to meet those needs.

a)

local

b)

niche

c)

individual

d)

derived

e)

homogeneous

12.

Which of the following is an example of individual marketing?

a)

the customization of a computer database to meet the needs of a client company

b)

the providing of a multi-use computer database software program that will perform nearly all the operations a typical company would need it to perform

c)

the development of database software designed specifically for healthcare professionals

d)

the identification of an unserved, small group of companies who need database software and the specific marketing activities aimed at this group

e)

the use of a web site where a customer reviews a product catalog, selects what is wanted, types in modifications desired, and places an order

13.

Which of the following statements is true about positioning strategies?

a)

not all products can be differentiated.

b)

a product that is not positioned as superior, distinctive, preemptive, or affordable will succeed if it is implemented correctly.

c)

the end result of positioning is the successful creation of a market-focused value proposition.

d)

positioning strategies must stress real benefits or they will fail.

e)

all brand differentiation strategies are meaningful and worthwhile.

14.

A small, private college advertises that, "Students will receive a Harvard quality education for a state university tuition." This is an example of _________________ positioning.

a)

quality/price

b)

benefit

c)

competitor

d)

use/application

e)

product category

15.
A ________analysis is based on a customers changes in attitudes, lifestyles, and opinions.
a)
Demographic
b)
Social-Cultural(Psychographics)
c)
Geographic
d)
Behavioral
16.
The change in climate of the city, where a product is being sold will affect the __________region of the marketing plan.
a)
Geographic
b)
Demographic
c)
Psychographic
d)
Telepathic
17.
___________is based on the way a customer use the product.
a)
Mass Marketing
b)
Behavioral
c)
Target Market
d)
Demographic
18.
__________are used to identify customers with similar wants and needs.
a)
Geographic Data
b)
Customer Survey
c)
Behavioral Research
d)
Market Segmentations Methods
19.
A customers interest in playing basketball can help a marketer determine his/her ______.
a)
Psychographic criteria
b)
Geographic criteria
c)
Demographic criteria
d)
Behavioral criteria
20.
Knowing a customers family size can not help determine the demographics of the target market.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
21.
Ms. Montford's loyalty to purchasing only coach handbags will help in determining the_____ aspect of a Market Segmentation analysis.
a)
Target Market
b)
Behavioral
c)
Demographic
d)
Geographic
22.
Africa-American, Asian, Hispanic, Caucasian are fall into the __________ category which helps determine how to market a product in a region.
a)
Gender
b)
Income
c)
Marital Status
d)
Ethnic Background
23.

Your firm has decided to localize its products and services to meet local market demands. A good approach to use would be ________ segmentation.

a)

image

b)

customer

c)

end-user

d)

benefit

e)

geographic

24.

Shampoo marketers rate buyers as light, medium, or heavy product users. This is ________ segmentation.

a)

benefit

b)

user status

c)

usage rate

d)

psychographic

e)

occasions

25.

The major benefit of following an undifferentiated approach is:

a)

less competition

b)

cost economies

c)

greater profit

d)

greater consumer satisfaction

e)

broad product lines

26.

Traditionally, mass marketing of a consumer product results in:

a)

the largest potential market for that product

b)

increased product prices due to the lack of differentiation and decreased competition

c)

easier channel selections

d)

fewer competitors because there are fewer markets

e)

lower profit margins

27.

The first step in market segmentation is:

a)

the determination of segment profitability

b)

needs-based segmentation

c)

segment identification

d)

the use of predetermined segment attractiveness criteria

e)

segment positioning