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WorksheetsUNIT 3&4, MM
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
Occurs when 2 or more businesses in an industry agree to sell the same product at a set price, which is usually high.
Bait and switch
Price-fixing
Price discrimination
Deceptive pricing
Occurs when a company sells the same product to different customers at different prices based on personal characteristics
Bait and switch
Price-fixing
Price discrimination
Deceptive pricing
The practice of setting the prices of products in a way to intentionally mislead a customer
Bati and switch
Price-fixing
Price discrimination
Deceptive pricing
Maximum prices set by the government when it thinks certain products are being priced too high
Price ceilings
Loss leaders
Price floors
Price controls
True or false.
Companies should take the expectations of the broader community into account when making decisions.
True
False
Good advertisements make untruthful claims.
False
True
An ethical system includes principles and guidelines based on which an individual or organization can learn right from wrong.
True
False
The simplest definition of ethics is what separate a right from a wrong.
True
False
Above are the importance of being ethical in one's marketing practices, EXCEPT:
Excessive costs
Long-term gains
Builds credibility
Attracts talents
This image refers to an ethical issue in product which is _________.
Harmful Products
Planned Obsolescence
Counterfeit Merchandise
Deceptive Packaging
This image refers to an ethical issue in product which is _________.
Harmful Products
Planned Obsolescence
Counterfeit Merchandise
Deceptive Packaging
Price fixing is an agreement (written, verbal, or inferred from conduct) among competitors that raises, lowers, or stabilizes prices or competitive terms.
True
False
The two biggest digital advertising platforms are;
YOUTUBE
YAHOO
also known as “cost-per-mile” or “CPM”). This means you’ll be charged each time your ad is viewed 1,000 times.
COST PER THOUSAND IMPRESSION
COST PER VIEW
COST PER ACTION
COST PER CLICK
•Now, paid advertising is often referred to as “______________________” – this means that advertisers will pay a fee each time a user clicks on one of their ads.
pay per view
pay per search
pay per click
pay per share
Email marketing campaigns will often start with something called a “_______________” – which is just a fancy way of saying “bait.” The bait is usually a discount coupon or a particularly desirable piece of content, such as an e-book
lead pitch
lead attractor
lead magnet
lead getter
What exactly is an influencer? Choose three;
those with less than 100,000 followers like environmentalist Elizabeth Couse
Industry experts and authorities, such as digital marketing expert Neil Patel.
Mainstream celebrities like Emma Watson.
Niche celebrities such as world chess champion Magnus Carlsen
A business will set up a program that pays commissions to external websites or individuals for the traffic or sales they generate.
email marketing
affiliate marketing
online advertising
search engine optimization
The largest and most influential part of off-page SEO is the generation of ___________________. This is when other websites link to your website or content.
backlinks
social media links
web links
page links
It’s worth noting that today when we talk about SEO we’re almost exclusively referring to ___________________
yahoo
___________________________ is the process of optimizing websites and digital content to improve search engine rankings, which in turn, maximizes the number of visitors to a particular webpage.
social media marketing
search engine optimization
search engine marketing
search engine operation
Also called online marketing, _______________________ is the process of promoting a business or brand and its products or services over the internet using tools that help drive traffic, leads, and sales.
CONTENT MARKETING
ONLINE MARKETING
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING
INTERNET MARKETING
DIRECT MARKETING IS ALSO KNOWN AS __________________
ONE TO ONE MARKETING
DRM DIRECT RESPONSE MARKETING
TARGETED MARKETING
CLIENT BASE MARKETING
THE 3 EXTRA P'S IN THE MARKETING MIX ARE
PEOPLE
PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
PLACE
PROMOTION
PROCESS
Involves creating, maintaining and enhancing strong relationships with
customers and other stakeholders. Increasingly, marketing is moving away from a focus on individual transactions and towards a focus on building value-laden
relationships and marketing networks.
Word of mouth marketing
Relationship marketing
Customer relationship
Trust and loyalty go hand in hand, and it is super beneficial for all business. It
will help prevent customers from turning to competitors.
Customer relationship
Prevents negative transition
Reactive
The company’s employees must be ready to deliver beyond the company’s boundaries on customer demand
Identification with the company
Word-of-mouth marketing
Product Market Expansion
If the company knows what its customers’ needs are, it will help reduce wastage due to trial and error methods.
Delivery and meeting expectations
Repeat Business
Prevents negative transition
The company can segregate its customers into groups based on their characteristics like purchasing power, frequency and volume of sale transactions.
Delivery and meeting expectations
Understanding customer characteristics
Identification with the company
Experiential Marketing (choose the two related statement)
Marketing allows the consumer to experience the brand, usually by utilizing multiple touch points and targeting multiple senses.
Would often involve special events, contests, sampling, online activities, among others.
Customers must first give their permission to the brand before it can send them promotional messages.
One-to-One Marketing (choose the two related statement)
Usually by utilizing multiple touch points and targeting multiple senses.
Some telecommunications companies like Smart and Globe provide their premium postpaid subscribers with exclusive invites to events and promotions that are not offered to other regular subscribers
This type of relationship marketing focuses more on the individual consumer with the company customizing their products and services for that individual.
The objective of marketing is to have loyal customers who patronize the company’s products and/or services because of their consistency, predictability, and reliability.
True
False
Customer satisfaction is not the primary purpose of marketing.
True
False
Transactional marketing focuses more on long-term customer retention.
True
False
Customers should be treated as secondary and not partners in the buying and selling transaction.
True
False
What is the first step in the marketing process?
designing a marketing strategy
creating a marketing program
building relationship with customers
understanding the market and customer
Which of the following is NOT a feature of relationship marketing?
it is short term
establish customer loyalty
identifying target market to suit their needs
open communication with customers
It is the amount of benefits a customer can get from a product/services.
customer satisfaction
customer value
customer management
customer loyalty
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of relationship marketing?
increase marketing cost
increase customer base
repeat business
minimize price sensitivity
The transaction moves to a higher level because the sales person tells the customer that he or she can be contacted to answer any inquiry about the product or service.
Basic Marketing
Reactive Marketing
Accountable Marketing
Proactive Marketing
This is also called “direct sales” and is the most basic level of interaction between the company and the customer.
Basic Marketing
Reactive Marketing
Accountable Marketing
Proactive Marketing
A type of customers whose needs do not fit the company’s offerings
Butterflies
True friend
Strangers
Freeloaders
It pertains to an unexpected purchase or service experience that may go beyond what the customers desire
Expected level
Basic Level
Unanticipated level
Desired Customer Value
Defined as the satisfaction derived from what a customer may experience or expect to experience by choosing a particular action relative to the cost of that action
Loyalty
Customer Service
Customer Value
Relationship
