WorksheetsDomain 2 Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 18mins
A ______________________ competitor is a business that sells different product or services but is similar enough to be competitive with another business.
indirect
strong
direct
weak
Mark designs logos for businesses in his city. He mostly works with local
bakeries. What is Mark’s target market?
Adults, ages 25-60
Females, ages 13-19
Kids, ages 2-12
Males, ages 20-40
Tom runs a car repair shop with dependable employees. Recently, he has seen an increase in customers needing work done. He knows that he needs to replace one of the lift machines but is struggling to finance it. There are other repair shops in the neighborhood. What part of the SWOT analysis would dependable employees fall under?
Weakness
Opportunity
Strength
Threat
Tom runs a car repair shop with dependable employees. Recently, he has seen an increase in customers needing work done. He knows that he needs to replace one of the lift machines but is struggling to finance it. There are other repair shops in the neighborhood. What part of the SWOT analysis would small budget fall under?
Weakness
Strength
Opportunity
Threat
Ellie owns a tumbling gym. She compiled a list of nearby competitors.
Would a trampoline park be direct or indirect competition.
Direct
Indirect
An __________________ provides an overview of the marketing plan.
reference
abstract
executive summary
table of contents
Which marketing method has the higher success rate of bringing in new customers?
Which marketing method is commonly seen on the side of a freeway?
Survey
Billboard
Which market segment shares a customer’s age, gender, and ethnicity?
Psychographic
Demographic
Geographical
Behavioral
Which market segment shares a customer’s location?
Geographical
Behavioral
Demographic
Psychographic
Financial limitations would be an example of a __________ in a SWOT analysis.
strength
weakness
opportunity
threat
A SWOT analysis documents a company’s strengths, weaknesses, __________ , and threats.
opportunities
observations
objectives
obligations
A focus group was formed to provide opinions for a target market. What type of data is being collected from the focus group?
Primary
Secondary
Match the pricing strategy with the corresponding description.
a price determined by taking the cost of a product and adding a profit margin
cost-plus
a percentage discount extended to vendors
distribution
a strategy that offers lower prices to new customers during a special pricing period
penetration
prices similar to competitors with a small variation
competitive
chargin for the believed worth of a product or service
value-based
A Business Plan is a text document that addresses the concept, customers, and capital for a business. It is used to get investors to buy in to business.
True
False
A ________ Market is the group of potential customers to whom a company wants to sell its products and services.
Fixed
General
Target
Benefits
If a company spends $50,000 on marketing and $5,000 on sales and they gain 500 customers. what is their Customer Acquisition Cost?
{hint: CAC= (marketing costs + sales costs) / # of customers }
110
500
300
700
If a company spends $10,000 on sales and $90,000 on marketing and they gain 10,000 customers. what is their Customer Acquisition Cost?
110
50
10
700
The four segments of data are:
(SELECT ALL THE APLLY)
Behavioral
Geographic
Demographic
Psychographic
Which of the following is an example of demographic information?
married with children
loves to travel
enjoys volunteering
participates in an art club
What does PPC marketing stand for?
Paper-people-clip
Pay-per-click
People-pushing-content
What does SEO stand for?
Search Execute Officer
Special Executive Officer
Search Engine Optimization
Sample Excellent Oatmeal
If a company spends $50,000 on marketing and $5,000 on sales and they gain 500 customers. what is their Customer Acquisition Cost?
{hint: CAC= (marketing costs + sales costs) / # of customers }
110
500
300
700
CAC stands for:
Consumer Action Class
Customer Acquisition Cost
Casually Acquiring Customers
What are indirect competitors?
Other businesses that sell products that are different from a business but are similar enough that their products could satisfy the same need
Other businesses that sell the same or similar products or services that a company sells
Businesses that have the same or similar investors
Businesses that have the same or similar revenue
is a business that sells similar products or services as another business
direct competition
indirect competition
perfect competition
monopolistic competition
