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WorksheetsMarketing Concepts
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Focuses on attracting customers to a business through tailored content.
puppy photos
Inbound marketing
Outbound marketing
Subliminal messaging
All of the following are examples of inbound marketing except
coupons in the mail
podcasts
blog posts
social media
Reaches customers through general advertising media and personal contact.
job fairs
Inbound marketing
blog posts
Outbound marketing
All of the following are examples of outbound marketing except...
blanket emails
social media ads
tv advertisements
face-to-face meetings
Which one of the seven pillars of marketing consists of determining prices for products in order to maximize profits
Greek style
distribution
selling
Pricing
Which one of the seven pillars of marketing involves using channels to get products to consumers.
Marketing information management
distribution
financing
promotion
Production-oriented approach that uses the same marketing mix to vaguely target all consumers.
Target marketing
Air mail
Segment marketing
Mass marketing
An approach which segments the mass market in order to tailor the marketing mix to a specific type of customer.
target marketing
YouTube ads
Cat videos
mass marketing
Market segmentation segments markets into ________ markets for marketing mix development.
broad
mass
target
invisible
Markets are segmented based on demographic, psychographic, geographic, and what other factor
educational
consumer behavior
type of car they drive
sleep patterns
Which type of segmentation uses data such as age, gender, income, ethnic background, and occupation?
Consumer behavior
Geographic
Psychographic
Demographic
Baby boomers, Gen X, Gen Y, and Gen Z are all eamples of segmentation by what?
Occupation
Geographic location
Age
Psychographics
Defines the key management decisions needed to be successful in marketing
target market
marketing mix
Mark-up decisions
wholesale
specific group of customers a company attempts to aim their products at
target market
intermediary
distribution channel
marketing mix
the activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large
secondary research
market research
marketing
target market
business must satisfy needs and wants of their customer to compete
demand
marketing concept
consumer
pricing
activities performed to boost the sales of a product or service
financing
promotion
wholesale
distribution
aggregating process which clusters people with similar needs into market segments
selling
distribution
disaggregation
segmentation
changes in households, the economy, politics and workplace; changes in personal attitudes about health, time, fun and general living
parity
trends
attitude
seasons
products seen as little-interest and little-involvement products; hard for marketers to distinguish these products from others; example light bulbs and toilet paper
emergency products
negative driven products
parity products
unsought products
products purchased due to the consumer’s negative view of other comparable products such as bottled water
new unsought products
negative driven products
emergency products
parity products
items of necessity consumers usually do not want to spend a lot of time or money buying
impulse items
new unsought products
convenience products
unsought products
products the customer had not planned to buy but were at the right place at the right time; sales may be lost if customers do not see these items at the right place and right time
impulse items
unsought products
staple items
emergency products
products especially sought out by consumers usually for emergency reasons; no time to shop around
parity products
new unsought products
impulse items
emergency products
products bought often, routinely and without a lot of thought
emergency products
unsought products
staples
parity products
