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WorksheetsMarketing Chapter 1 Part 2
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 47mins
How many functions of Marketing are there?
4
1
5
7
How many Parts are in the Marketing Mix?
7
8
2
4
This Function involves direct and personal communication
Product
Selling
Distribution
Finance
Everytime someone buys and sells something an exchange takes place. Where do exchanges take place?
Amazon
Department store
Marketplace/Central Market
Customer service counter
How the consumer gets the product
Place/distribution
Price
Promotion
Sales strategy
The Marketing Concept is a Balance between ____________________________ and making a profit
Finding out needs/wants
Making a product
Distribution
Selling
What is NOT a benefit of Marketing
Information is provided to consumers
Customers/businesses wasting money
Businesses meet consumer wants and needs easier
Supply is matched with Demand
JFK created this in 1962 for the rights of shoppers
Bill of Rights
Consumer Laws and Regulations
Marketing Benefits Declaration
Consumer Bill of Rights
b) Decentralized organization
2) Institutional
3) Classified
b) Stores that sell a variety of branded merchandise (non-exclusive basis)
c) Specialty business & services
d) Governmental, quasi-governmental & non-profit organization
b) Business staff
c) Contracts for media space
d) Client-oriented
c) Understand global marketing
2) Employ a combination of business people & creative people
3) Provides media expertize
2) Regional agencies
3) International agencies
4) Full-service agencies
5) Specialized service agencies
2) research & account planning
3) creative concepts (copywriter & art director)
2)Soliciting & Advertising for New Business
2) Employ a combination of business people & creative people
3) Provides media expertize Regional & National advertisers
/ Administration
(ii) Agencies
(iii) Suppliers
(iv) Media
(ii) Local agencies
(iii) Regional agencies
(iv) International agencies
(ii) Regional & National advertisers
(iii) Transnational advertisers
(iv) Multinational advertisers
(ii) Networking
(iii) Presentations
(iv) Referrals
Type of market which consist of consumers who purchase goods/services for personal use.
Business Market
Consumer Market
Industrial Market
Producer Market
Information about the target market, such as age, income level, ethnic background, and occupation.
Consumer
Market Shart
Customer Profile
Marketing Mix
Involves changing raw materials or putting parts together to make them more useful - end result is making a product.
form utility
information utility
place utility
time utility
ALL people who share similar nees/wants.
customer profile
target market
services
market
The PROCESS of planning, pricing, promoting, selling and distributing ideas/goods/services to customers.
Promotion
Marketing
Target Market
Customer Profile
This includes business-to-business (B2B) in which companies buy parts for use in their products from other companies.
business market
consumer market
industrial market
producer market
The process of classifying (sorting) customers by their needs and wants.
market share
market segmentation
industrial market
marketing mix
A company's percentage of total sales generated by all companies that compete in a given market, such as cellphones.
market share
market segmentation
consumer market
marketing mix
By having the product available to purchase at a certain time of year.
form utility
information utility
place utility
time utility
The exchange of money to obtain a product or service. How did you pay for the product?
form utility
place utility
possession utility
time utility
This is the result of satisfying the customer's needs and wants.
Market Share
Profit
Sales
Everything in the choices are the goals of marketing except one:
Awareness
Trial
Benefits
Availability
All of the choices are additional in the marketing mix except one:
Physical Environment
Process
People
Product
Using sports to market products
Marketing
Sports Marketing
Entertainment Marketing
Promotional Marketing
Describes how a business blends the four marketing elements
Marketing Promotion
Promotional Mix
Marketing Mix
Promotional Marketing
What is the primary focus of marketing?
customer needs
distribution of a product
promotion of a product
setting a price for your product that customers can afford
What are the 4 P's of the Marketing Mix?
Product, Place, Promotion, People
Product, Place, People, Price
Place, People, Price, Promotion
Product, Place, Promotion, Price
Money that a business has left after all the expenses and costs of running the business are paid.
idea
selling
profit
channel
Type of promotion that focuses on creating a positive image of a company rather than the product.
public relations
customer
target
dynamic
Gathering and analyzing information about markets, customers, industry trends, new technology, and the competing businesses.
public relations
place
marketing-information management
four Ps of marketing
Handling activities involved in getting products through the different routes from the producers to the customers.
purchase incentive
dynamic
profit
channel management
Which of the following best describes market segmentation?
Dividing a large market into a smaller groups based on similarities
Selling goods for less than their production cost to maximize sales
Maintaining long-term ties with customers to encourage repeat sales
Selling products over the internet
Which of the following best describes a target market?
Close competitors of a business
The people who advertise a business's products
Groups that do not buy a business's products
The group of people a brand is aiming their marketing efforts at
The part of the marketing mix that decides what customers will pay
Price
Place
Promotion
Product
