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WorksheetsMarketing SWOT Branding Labels and Product Development
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does S stand for in SWOT?
small
strong
strengths
slow
What does W in SWOT stand for?
weather
weaknesses
wrong
wide
What does O in SWOT stand for?
open
only
opportunities
open-minded
What does T in SWOT stand for?
true
threats
trade
troubles
Positive factors that are not within the control of the business.
Strength
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threat
Things your company lacks.
Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threat
Negative press/media coverage.
Strength
Weakness
Opportunity
Threat
Negative factors that are beyond the control of the business.
Strength
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Positive and controllable factors that contribute to the business’ success.
Strength
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
New and popular products are being introduced in the market from other competitors.
Strength
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
MARKETING Helps the customers to differentiate one product from another.
TRUE
FALSE
Brand and logo falls under what category?
Trademark
Patent
Copyright
The use of a name, design, symbol, or a combination of those elements that an organization uses to help differentiate its products from the competition.
Advertising
Branding
Logo
Slogan
Legal protection that creators have over the things they create.
Fair Use
Creator's Right
Copyright
The Bill of Rights
"I'm lovin' it" is an example of what?
logo
slogan
the specific group of consumers interested in your product or service
Target Audience
Customers
Group
Buyers
Some large corporations buy the ________ for sports stadiums, convention centers, and other public places to show their support for a community
intangibles
metaphors
naming rights
print-label blend
logos represents a brand
True
false
4 P's of Marketing
Product, Potential, Public, Price
Public, Person, Promotion, Price
Product, Promotion, Place, Price
Product, Person, Potential, Price
The acronym 'P.E.S.T.' is used for outside threats to a company when conducting a SWOT analysis. What does PEST stand for?
Promotion Evaluation Sales Team
Political Economical Social Technology
Please Exercise Satisfactory Testing
Promotion Economical Selective Threats
Involves cultural trends and observing customer behaviors.
introducing the product
evaluating acceptance
testing the product
generating ideas
Eliminating possibilities until one or two ideas are selected for development.
generating ideas
screening ideas
introducing the product
evaluating customer acceptance
A prototype is made and tested.
testing the product
evaluating customer acceptance
screening ideas
generating ideas
Evaluates proposed product in terms of size of market, potential sales, costs, profit potential, technology, the competition, and the level of risk involved.
screening ideas
testing the product
business proposal
introducing the product
This stage is also called "commercialization". New products are advertised to introduce benefits to consumers.
Developing the product
Testing the product
Developing a proposal
Introducing the product
Marketers track customer responses to the product.
Evaluating customer acceptance
Developing the product
Testing the product
Testing a product proposal
Creativity is essential in this step of new product development.
Testing the product
Development of the product
Generating ideas
Introduction of the product
A model of a new product.
protagonist
prototype
proton
production
