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The primary purpose of the ________ plan is to specify the marketing activities for a specific period of time. - Marketing
Apple makes its innovations compatible with existing products to encourage consumers to maintain a long-term relationship with the company across all their electronic needs. - true
What type of firms recognize that including a strong social orientation in business is a sound strategy that is in both its own and its customers' best interest? - socially responsible firms
The process of value ________, in which customers collaborate in product design, often provides additional value to the firm's customers. - cocreation
Nice 'n Easy sells handcrafted furniture. They have also recently begun offering appraisals of customers' antiques. Nice 'n Easy is - expanding from offering just goods to also offering services
Marketing channel management is related to which of the four Ps? - place
Many marketing students initially overlook the importance of marketing channel management because - many of these activities take place behind the scenes.
As owner of a retail franchise food store, Elena purchases supplies based on specials advertised nationally throughout the franchise system. One Monday, she was surprised to find customers asking for specials she hadn't been informed of in advance. The fr sharing information across the organization
During the market-oriented era, manufacturers began to focus on customers' needs before they designed or sold their products. - true
The power adapters Apple sells with its computers are built by small companies that specialize in power-related accessories. When Apple purchases its power adapters from these small companies, it is engaged in B2B marketing. - true
Which of the following factors, listed in a situation analysis for a major U.S. auto manufacturer, is the best example of an opportunity? - Recent consumer studies have indicated that Chinese consumers prefer American cars
Four companies dominate the cereal industry. These firms produce in large volumes, promote heavily, and control access to the supermarket shelves through "slotting allowances," which are payments to retailers in return for shelf space. Combined, these fou a sustainable competitive advantage.
Firms achieve ________ through efficient procedures and excellent supply chain management. - operational excellence
Some universities offer online degree programs, competing with traditional colleges based on the convenience of taking online courses. These online programs are most likely pursuing which macro strategy? - locational excellence
Which of the following factors, listed in a situation analysis for a major U.S. auto manufacturer, is the best example of a threat? - A New York law firm has filed a $10 million class action suit against the company on behalf of car owners whose gas tanks exploded.
Many small businesses whose competitors are national franchises advertise "we are locally owned" or "we have been serving the community since 1951." These claims are part of these firms' - positioning strategy
Which of the following is the third step in the marketing planning process? - identify and evaluate opportunities
Even when large discount retailers enter a market, a few small, local retailers survive and prosper. These small retailers have probably developed a(n) ________ that allows them to survive. - sustainable competitive advantage
One example of a customer loyalty program is - a "frequent diner" card at a restaurant, offering a free appetizer for every $100 in food purchases.
Most banks implement customer retention programs aimed at their best customers. They do this because they know that retaining customers usually results in - increased long term profits
Marvel has increased its market penetration by expanding the distribution of its films. Marvel movies can be seen in theaters, accessed on Xfinity, and viewed on DVDs available in discount stores, grocery stores, and a host of other stores, including book Market penetration
After identifying various market segments that her company could pursue, Shannon evaluated each segment's attractiveness based on size, income, and accessibility. Shannon was involved in - Target Marketing
As it pertains to the marketing plan, understanding the causes of performance, regardless of whether that performance exceeded, met, or fell below the firm's goals - enables firms to make appropriate adjustments
Ford Motor Company may be thinking of announcing that it will severely cut back its automobile production. For parts companies supplying Ford its parts, this cut back in production represents a(n) - threat
Firms are typically more successful when they focus on opportunities that build on their strengths relative to those of their competition. - true
STP refers to - Segmentation, Targeting, Positioning
Most banks now have customer relationship software that, when a customer contacts the bank, tells the service representative what types of accounts, loans, and credit cards the customer currently has. Service representatives use this information to sell s Market Penetration
Value creation through place decisions for a consumer product involves - making sure the product is available in the stores where customers will want to find it, and that it is always in stock so they can buy it when they want to.
The process of dividing the market into groups of customers with different needs, wants, or characteristics is called - Market segementation
Singapore Airlines seeks to differentiate itself from competing airlines, in part through innovative design of its airplane seats and in-flight entertainment systems. Through continuous innovation in these areas, Singapore Airlines is pursuing a(n) ______ Product Excellence
As the euro becomes more expensive relative to the dollar, Americans are likely to purchase more European wines. - false
The shift of population from the rust belt in the north to the sun belt in the south and southwest will likely - reduce regional cultural differences.
For most makers of ________, especially those that resonate strongly with consumers' sense of nostalgia and childhood memories, changing ingredients to healthier options represents a grave risk. - processed foods
a firms macroenvironment includes. - economics
Astute marketers recognize that the increasing disparity of income between upper- and lower-income groups - creates opportunities to provide value to each group
the difference between a firm's immediate marketing environment and its macroenvironment is that the macroenvironment - is external
Sandstone Trucking provides transportation services for Betty's Best Bagels so that Betty's stores always have fresh stock. Sandstone Trucking is an example of a - corporate partner
Marketers are more likely to find higher concentrations of foreign-born Americans and recent immigrants in - New York, LA, San Francisco, and Chicago
if the inflation rate in mexico was twice the rate in the united state, but the maxican monetary authorities kept the peso - dollar exchange rate almost constant. which of the following is true - Mexican products would be more expensive, while U.S. made products would become comparatively lass expensive
What is most likely to happen when inflation increases? - consumers buy lower-priced foods.
a fence company agreed to complete a job in one week and collected a 50 percent deposit. but never showed up to do the job. The same fence company then donated $5,000 to be a local children's hospital. the fence company could be considered socially respon true
Anders picks up the local newspaper and reads a stinging letter to the editor criticizing his beverage company for supporting a sporting event for children with disabilities. The letter writer is critical of a banner displayed at the event with the logos identify issues
According to one definition, CSR can be described as context-specific actions and policies, taking stakeholders' expectations into account, to achieve what is referred to as the triple bottom line. The triple bottom line includes _________________________ economic, social, and environmental
Among the key differences between conscious marketing and CSR is the unique view on stakeholders that is absolutely critical to CSR - false
Which of the following descriptions embodies conscious marketing principles - both ethically and socially responsible
One way in which conscious marketing differs from corporate social responsibility (csr) is that CSR takes a holistic, ecosystem view of business as a complex, adaptive system. - false
Courses of action such as halting the market research project, making responses anonymous, and instituting training on the AMA Code of Ethics for all researchers would be identified during the ________ stage. - brainstorming
Which of the following statements regarding corporate social responsibility is true? - it uses limited overlap between the business and society, and between business and the planet
Stakeholders typically include the firm's employees and their families, customer groups, members of the community, the environment and the firm's partners, and competitors. - True
Cookie Cutter, a firm that manufactures high-end mixers, donates $10 per mixer sold to a local food bank. This is a form of - corporate social responsibility
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