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Unit 6 quiz

QuestionAnswer
A company that hires a famous athlete to model its line of exercise apparel is using what technique celebrity endorsement
A product demonstration is a type of logical appeal
What type of products would most likely be marketed using a logical appeal? pain relief medication
Which organization enforce laws against false advertising? the Federal Trade Commission
Companies that hold large amounts of inventory in storage will most likely see profit loss
Wholesalers and retailers are referred to as intermediaries
Ethos is the Greek word for character
Advertisements that rely on facts and statistics to convince customers to use their product are using which type of appeal? logical appeal
Logos is the Greek word for logic
The understanding that keeping existing customers is less expensive than attracting new ones is at the heart of which marketing concept? customer relationship management
Companies that sell their own products and use an intermediary are using a strategy called dual distribution
A customer who buys a cup of coffee because they’re feeling sleepy during the workday has experienced what? an internal stimulus
A customer who conducts online research to find out more about a product or brand is performing what? an external information search
An attempt to gain a customer’s trust in an advertisement is referred to as an ethical appeal
An attempt to encourage customers to associate a product or brand with a certain feeling is referred to as an emotional appeal
Expert opinions are typically used in which type of appeal? logical appeals
What helps companies manage inventory? marketing channels
In marketing, persuasive strategies are referred to as appeals
What can track a customer’s buying habits? marketing information systems
What helps a company minimize waste? inventory control
True/False: Applying persuasive rhetoric is a transferrable skill. False
True/False: Marketers only use ads that appeal to positive emotions. False
True/False: Customer relationship management is typically handled through a company’s marketing information system. True
True/False: All companies need a marketing information system. False
True/False: An information search can be formal or informal. True
True/False: Celebrity endorsements are examples of ethical appeals. True
True/False: Too much or too little inventory can have a negative impact on a company’s profit potential. True
True/False: To be successful in the marketing industry, one must master each of the technical skills covered in this unit. False
True/False: Successful marketing is a blend of creativity and technical skills. True
True/False: Customers are likely to tell others about a product after they purchase it, whether or not they are satisfied with the purchase. True
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