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WorksheetsChapter 10 Review: Marketing
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
_________ consists of dynamic activities that identify, anticipate, and satisfy customer demand while making a profit.
business
marketing
management
economics
The Four Ps of Marketing are product, price, place, and _________.
purchasing
people
perception
promotion
The __________ is a specific group of customers whose needs a company will focus on satisfying.
buying market
purchasing market
target market
goal market
A ________ is a document describing business and marketing objectives and the strategies and tactics to achieve them.
marketing plan
business plan
business report
sales analysis
Segmenting a market based on where customers live is _______ segmentation.
place
location
geographic
target
A(n) _______buying decision is when a consumer purchase made with no planning or research.
routine
limited
impulse
ordinary
Many businesses use _______ to gether, store, and use customer data for marketing.
database
B2C
influence
segmentation
Approach to business that focuses on satisfying customers in order to achieve profit goals.
marketing concept
marketing mix
marketing strategy
marketing plan
Includes the activities involved in getting goods and services to customers.
customer relationship management system
four Ps of marketing
place
geographic segmentation
Anything that can be bought or sold -
marketing mix
relationship selling
target market
product
Strategy for using the elements of product, price, place, and promotion -
marketing strategy
four Ps of marketing
marketing mix
target market
Process of communicating with potential customers in an effort to influence their buying behavior.
promotion
mass marketing
personal influence
social influence
Dividing the market of potential customers by their personal statistics.
geographic segmentation
psychographic segmentation
demographic segmentation
behavioral segmentation
A product is anything intangible offered to a market by the business to satisfy needs.
True
False
A product line is a group of similar products with slight variations in the marketing mix to satisfy different needs in a market.
True
False
Marketing function that deals with determining the best ways for customers to locate, obtain, and use a company’s products and services:
Business Consumers
Rational Buying Motive
Distribution
Product and Service Management
Consumers who buy products and services for their own use.
Financial Analysis
Promotion
Emotional Buying Motive
Final Consumers
Marketing function that deals with designing and improving products and services:
Business Consumers
Rational Buying Motive
Distribution
Product and Service Management
Marketing function that involves communicating information about products and services to potential customers.
Financial Analysis
Promotion
Emotional Buying Motive
Final Consumers
An example would be buying a birthday card for your sister because you love her.
Emotional Buying Motive
Final Consumers
Selling
Marketing-Information Management
Marketing function that involves communicating directly with potential customers to determine and satisfy their needs.
Emotional Buying Motive
Final Consumers
Selling
Marketing-Information Management
Marketing function that involves budgeting for marketing activities and providing financial assistance to customers so they can purchase goods and services.
Financial Analysis
Promotion
Emotional Buying Motive
Final Consumers
Consumers who buy products for incorporation into other products or to sell to others.
Business Consumers
Rational Buying Motive
Distribution
Product and Service Management
An example would be buying a certain automobile because it gets the best gas mileage and has been rated a cost-effective purchase by a leading consumer magazine.
Selling
Marketing-Information Management
Business Consumers
Rational Buying Motive
Marketing function that deals with obtaining, managing, and using market information to improve business decision making.
Selling
Marketing-Information Management
Business Consumers
Rational Buying Motive
The best definition of marketing is:
promotion and selling
producing and distributing products and services to
customers
finding customers and convincing them to buy your
products
None of the above is correct.
The two steps in a marketing strategy are:
developing a product and promoting it to
consumers
identifying a target market and developing a
marketing mix
conducting marketing research and planning
production
pricing a product and distributing it to customers
Which of the following is an example of a rational
buying motive?
love
economy
fear
self-image
Most new products introduced by companies are not totally new, but are improvements on existing products.
True
False
The first step in marketing research is to
develop a data collection procedure.
True
False
The availability of a service must match the demand for
that service at a specific time because it is:
heterogeneous
perishable
inseparable
intangible
Which of the following conditions will result in a lower
rather than a higher price?
a high customer demand
a large quantity of available products
a product that has very few similar competing
products
All would result in lower prices.
When businesses specialize in producing a specific type
of product, a channel of distribution will be needed to
adjust differences in:
timing
location
assortment
quantity
Which of the following is not a part of effective communication?
the sender
the receiver
the advertisement
information
The most expensive but also most effective type of promotion is:
personal selling
advertising
publicity
public relations
