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TUTORIAL 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 30mins

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Class
Date
1.

The development of a personal selling philosophy most likely involves:

a)

a full acceptance of the limits of the marketing concept

b)

a full appreciation of the tenets of the free enterprise system

c)

a desire to sell internationally

d)

assuming the role of a problem-solver in helping customers make complex buying decisions

e)

assuming the role of a competitor for customers' business

2.

Sales departments and marketing departments often compete for:

a)

the largest number of employees in the company

b)

the biggest customers

c)

financial resources and budget share

d)

management's favor

e)

product to give away

3.

The ultimate goal of the "marketing concept" is:

a)

product diversification

b)

customer satisfaction

c)

brand loyalty

d)

rising profit margins

e)

efficiency of production

4.

Which of the following statements would NOT be an application of the marketing concept?

a)

Let's speed up production and get these products to customers faster by eliminating the field test.

b)

Let's show these product designs to some prospective buyers for their reactions.

c)

Let's examine our points of distribution to see if we're reaching the market effectively.

d)

Let's do some research to see which colors consumers prefer.

e)

Let's ask customers which products they used most heavily.

5.

The promotion element of a marketing program can be subdivided into the areas of:

a)

sales, promotion, and advertising

b)

market research, personnel, and product publicity

c)

product research, product design, product production, and product publicity

d)

public relations, place, personal selling, and personnel

e)

E) sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and advertising

6.

A company has developed a calendar/messaging/paperwork center that helps working mothers organize their families' schedules and paperwork. All the mothers who have tried it have loved it, and it is priced comparably to normal planners, although it offers much more.


The product was developed by gathering focus groups of mothers and asking them what they need and what they wish normal planners offered them. This method of product development most likely:

a)

is costly and inefficient

b)

is performed by the marketing department

c)

subscribes to the marketing concept

d)

reduces the barriers to purchasing

e)

is a method developed in the last decade

7.

As part of the marketing mix, the makers of the calendar will be running an advertising campaign directed at working mothers. Another part of the marketing mix is sending salespeople to sell:

a)

calendars to retail outlets

b)

calendars to working mothers

c)

organizational skills to working mothers

d)

nostalgia to organizers

e)

organizational skills to online reviewers

8.

Consultative selling emphasizes need identification, which the salesperson achieves by:

a)

leading with the benefits of the product or service, not the features

b)

giving a professional sales presentation that engages multiple modalities

c)

mirroring the client's speech and body language to establish rapport

d)

carefully labeling all the steps to install and use the product

e)

asking the client questions and listening carefully to the answers

9.

A company has developed a calendar/messaging/paperwork center that helps working mothers organize their families' schedules and paperwork. All the mothers who have tried it have loved it, and it is priced comparably to normal planners, although it offers much more.

Because this product looks similar to other products and only differentiates itself when a customer uses it, customers might be more influenced to buy it because of:

a)

advertising on websites geared to women

b)

marketing campaigns in non-traditional outlets

c)

word of mouth endorsements from other mothers

d)

teacher recommendations

e)

telephone marketing campaigns

10.

In consultative selling, the customer is seen as:

a)

a person to be served

b)

a prospect to be sold

c)

a point on the funnel

d)

progress toward a quota

e)

a challenge to be overcome

11.

Transactional selling is less complicated than consultative selling because:

a)

consultative selling takes into consideration the clients' varying needs

b)

consultative selling requires giving the client the product at the lowest price possible

c)

consultative selling is an earlier form of selling than transactional selling

d)

all sales begin with transactional selling

e)

a higher percentage of transactional sales close than do consultative sales

12.

In a market characterized by vigorous competition, look-alike products and customer loyalty that depends on quality relationships as well as quality products, the salesperson should fully utilize the:

a)

product strategy

b)

customer strategy

c)

presentation strategy

d)

relationship strategy

e)

marketing strategy

13.

A well-thought-out plan for establishing, building, and maintaining quality relationships is a:

a)

customer strategy

b)

relationship strategy

c)

product strategy

d)

presentation strategy

e)

personal selling philosophy

14.

While making a sales presentation to the head of a local company, Jenny discovers that the head is routinely stopped and delayed at airport security because of a joint replacement that sets off alarms but doesn't show up easily in the x-ray machines. This adds another 3-4 hours to some trips, and has caused him to miss 10 flights in the previous year. This conversation is:

a)

need identification

b)

relationship building

c)

price negotiation

d)

qualifying the prospect

e)

post-sales service

15.

The process of building and maintaining strong customer relationships by providing customer value is called:

a)

marketing concept

b)

value-added selling

c)

personal sales philosophy

d)

customer relationship management

e)

customer strategy