WorksheetsFashion - Marketing & Promotional Mix
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which term refers to one or more specific groups of potential customers a business aims to serve?
Market share
Market research
Consumer behavior
Target market
What is the process of dividing a market into smaller groups based on shared characteristics?
Brand filtering
Price setting
Promotion planning
Market segmentation
Which term describes how a product is perceived in a customer’s mind compared to competitors?
Market expansion
Distribution strategy
Price modeling
Product positioning
Which term refers to the percentage of total sales a company earns within an industry?
Price mix
Consumer demand
Market planning
Market share
What refers to a company’s ability to keep customers returning?
Branding cycle
Product depth
Margin tracking
Customer retention
Which term refers to collecting information about customers, competitors, and the market?
Product shipping
Brand printing
Market allocation
Marketing research
Which term is used for a message that encourages immediate customer action?
Marketing review
Customer notice
Product detail
Call to action
Which concept refers to how easily consumers recognize and recall a brand?
Product rotation
Pricing structure
Market logistics
Brand awareness
Which field studies how individuals or groups make buying decisions?
Retail logistics
Market distribution
Product handling
Consumer behavior
Which term refers to the overall plan a company uses to reach and serve its customers?
Product inventory
Retail maintenance
Price structure
Market strategy
Marketing is defined as the activity and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value.
Distribution
Production
Warehousing
Marketing
The marketing concept states that a business should focus on analyzing customer needs and satisfying them better than competitors.
Production concept
Selling concept
Retail concept
Marketing concept
In marketing, the customer is the central focus for decision-making.
Suppliers
Manufacturers
Wholesalers
The customer
A target market is defined as a specific group of potential customers a business aims to reach.
All customers everywhere
Any customer who visits
Anyone in the region
One or more specific groups of potential customers
A product may be a physical good or a service.
Only a physical good
Only a service
Only digital products
A good or a service
Price refers to the amount a customer must pay to acquire a product.
The cost of production
The profit a store makes
The company’s overhead
The amount the customer pays
Promotion involves stimulating demand for a product through awareness or persuasion.
Moving goods through channels
Managing inventory
Hiring employees
Creating awareness or persuasion
Place (distribution) refers to getting a product into the customer’s hands when and where they need it.
Storing products
Advertising products
Setting brand identity
Ensuring availability at the right time and place
A customer-focused approach emphasizes meeting buyer needs better than competing businesses.
Production efficiency
Internal scheduling
Vendor management
Customer satisfaction
Advertising is a paid, nonpersonal promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor.
Free communication
One-on-one interaction
Sales negotiation
Paid nonpersonal promotion
Sales promotion includes short-term incentives to encourage immediate purchases.
Media coverage
Long-term branding
Personal selling
Short-term incentives
Personal selling involves direct interaction between a salesperson and a customer to build relationships and make sales.
Mass promotion
Public messaging
Automated outreach
Personal presentation
Public relations focuses on building positive relationships and earning favorable, unpaid media coverage.
Paid advertising
Personalized sales
Sending discounts
Earning positive public attention
Direct marketing involves communicating directly with targeted customers to obtain an immediate response.
Mass communication
Public announcements
Factory distribution
Direct customer contact
Mass media such as magazines, billboards, and online ads belong to which promotional method?
Direct marketing
Public relations
Sales promotion
Advertising
Discounts, coupons, and BOGO deals belong to which promotional method?
Public relations
Personal selling
Direct marketing
Sales promotion
A salesperson explaining product features and helping a customer decide is an example of which method?
Advertising
Public relations
Sales promotion
Personal selling
Positive news coverage about a brand that the company did not pay for is an example of which method?
Personal selling
Sales promotion
Direct marketing
Public relations
Sending personalized product recommendations via email or text is an example of which method?
Advertising
Public relations
Sales promotion
Direct marketing
