1. Molly's parents get paid to travel and stay at Holiday Inns, where they evaluate amenities and send feedback to headquarters.
2. Rita Jenkins wants to research why members of her Chamber of Commerce do not want to run for office.
3. Marketing research involves systematically collecting, analyzing, and reporting data relevant to specific marketing situations.
The document contains a practice exam for an MKT 571 marketing course, with 50 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics such as the marketing research process, marketing information systems, product/service offerings, pricing strategies, distribution channels, integrated marketing communications, and international marketing. The questions assess understanding of fundamental marketing concepts as well as ability to identify examples that illustrate specific marketing strategies and tactics.
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1. Organizations need to achieve total customer satisfaction to meet expectations and provide a feeling of pleasure rather than disappointment.
2. Marketing intelligence consists of procedures and sources managers use to obtain everyday information about developments in the marketing environment.
3. Companies like 3M and HP use stage-gate processes to manage innovation.
4. Attending trade shows and reading competitors' reports are ways a company can improve the quality of its marketing intelligence.
5. Most established companies focus on continuous improvement rather than new innovations.
The document contains a practice exam for an MKT 571 marketing course, with 50 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics such as the marketing research process, marketing information systems, product/service offerings, pricing strategies, distribution channels, integrated marketing communications, and international marketing. The questions assess understanding of fundamental marketing concepts as well as ability to identify examples that illustrate specific marketing strategies and tactics.
The document provides details about the table of contents and chapters of a research paper on customer perception of laptop brands. It includes an introduction describing the background and objectives of the study. It also discusses the theoretical aspects of customer perception, including the meaning and nature of perception and factors that influence it. Finally, it outlines the research methodology used in the study.
This document summarizes a research project on consumer buying behavior of mobile handsets. It acknowledges those who contributed to the project and provides an executive summary of the findings. The research methodology section outlines that the study used a descriptive design with a sample of 100 respondents to collect primary data through questionnaires. It analyzed factors that influence purchase decisions like price, features, brand and promotions. The findings suggest consumers prioritize utility over aesthetics and cost is the most important factor for students while features are more important for professionals. Upgrading to new technology is the main reason for shifting between handset brands.
The authors examine how interactive home shopping (IHS) could impact consumers, retailers, and manufacturers if it realizes its full potential. They analyze consumer incentives for using IHS by comparing it to traditional retail formats in terms of providing product alternatives, screening options, and sharing product information. IHS could offer more options across retailers and help consumers efficiently find products that meet their needs. However, traditional stores still provide advantages like seeing and touching items. The authors consider how IHS might affect competition among retailers and manufacturers if it offers superior benefits to consumers for information search.
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This document provides a literature review on branding and its impact on consumer purchase decision-making. It defines branding as a name, term or symbol used to identify and differentiate a seller's goods/services. Branding has become important due to increased competition reducing product differentiation. The review discusses how branding creates tangible and intangible values that allow customers to distinguish brands. It also explains how branding influences consumer learning, perceptions and attitudes during the purchase process. The review uses Apple and its iTunes store as an example of effective branding strategy that has helped it gain market share in the digital music industry.
American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development is indexed, refereed and peer-reviewed journal, which is designed to publish research articles.
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The document discusses several issues related to global leadership and ethics in marketing and advertising. It notes that marketing leaders are responsible for creating brands and strategic engagement with consumers. However, global marketing presents additional challenges, such as accounting for cultural differences between domestic and foreign markets. The document also examines how new technologies like the internet have disrupted industries and changed consumer behavior. Finally, it explores various ethical issues in marketing, such as manipulating consumer behavior and being environmentally sustainable. Effective future marketing leaders will need to navigate these global and ethical challenges.
1. Organizations need to achieve total customer satisfaction to meet expectations and provide a feeling of pleasure rather than disappointment.
2. Marketing intelligence consists of procedures and sources managers use to obtain everyday information about developments in the marketing environment.
3. Companies like 3M and HP use stage-gate processes to manage innovation.
4. Attending trade shows and reading competitors' reports are ways a company can improve the quality of its marketing intelligence.
5. Most established companies focus on continuous improvement rather than new innovations.
1. Whenever a firm splits itself into separate units, each unit's capital structure becomes independent.
2. An investor's portfolio made up of individual stocks is risky.
3. An all-equity financed firm would have a higher financial risk.
This document provides 100 multiple choice questions related to business topics including managerial accounting, economics, finance, marketing, management, statistics, information systems, and business law. The questions cover concepts like costing methods, budgets, international trade, market structures, opportunity costs, capital budgeting, portfolio management, and marketing strategy.
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The document contains a practice exam for an MKT 571 marketing course, with 50 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics such as the marketing research process, marketing information systems, product/service offerings, pricing strategies, distribution channels, integrated marketing communications, and international marketing. The questions assess understanding of fundamental marketing concepts as well as ability to identify examples that illustrate specific marketing strategies, tactics, and terminology.
This document contains a practice exam for an MKT 571 marketing course, consisting of 51 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics such as marketing research, buyer behavior, pricing, distribution, international marketing, marketing communications, and sales promotion. The questions test understanding of key marketing concepts and ability to apply them to specific scenarios.
1. Whenever a firm splits itself into separate units, each unit's capital structure becomes independent.
2. An investor's portfolio made up of individual stocks is risky.
3. An all-equity financed firm would have a higher financial risk.
This document provides a list of 30 multiple choice questions related to marketing topics like the marketing mix, branding, pricing, and integrated marketing communications. It directs the reader to click a link for answers to the questions. Some sample questions include defining characteristics of proactive marketing, different branding strategies, and types of product offerings. The questions assess understanding of fundamental marketing concepts.
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The document provides questions for a marketing exam and requests that exam answers be downloaded. It includes 20 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics like customer satisfaction, marketing intelligence, target markets, product innovation, pricing, and more. The questions assess understanding of key marketing concepts and terminology.
The document provides questions for a marketing exam and requests that exam answers be downloaded. It includes 20 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics like customer satisfaction, marketing intelligence, target markets, product innovation, pricing, and more. The questions assess understanding of key marketing concepts and terminology.
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This document provides instructions for taking the MKT 571 Final Exam, indicating that clicking the link provided will show the exam questions and solutions. It does not contain any exam questions or content itself.
1. Small companies can engage in low-cost marketing research methods like using their own website to collect information.
2. A marketing information system consists of people, equipment, and procedures to gather, sort, analyze, and distribute timely and accurate information to marketing decision makers.
3. Molly's parents evaluate amenities at Holiday Inns as part of the company's marketing research system.
This document contains a practice exam for an MKT 571 marketing course, with 51 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics such as marketing research, buyer behavior, pricing, distribution, international marketing, marketing communications, and sales promotion. The questions test understanding of key marketing concepts and ability to apply concepts to specific scenarios.
1. Whenever a firm splits itself into separate units, each unit's capital structure becomes independent.
2. An investor's portfolio made up of individual stocks is risky.
3. An all-equity financed firm would have a higher financial risk.
This document provides 100 multiple choice questions related to business topics including managerial accounting, economics, finance, marketing, management, statistics, information systems, and business law. The questions cover concepts like costing methods, budgets, international trade, market structures, opportunity costs, capital budgeting, portfolio management, and marketing strategy.
This document contains a 30 question multiple choice exam on operations management topics like inventory systems, forecasting techniques, capacity planning, and material requirements planning. The questions cover concepts like blocking, throughput time, break-even analysis, lean production, aggregate planning strategies, and MRP system inputs and objectives.
The document contains a practice exam for an MKT 571 marketing course, with 50 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics such as the marketing research process, marketing information systems, product/service offerings, pricing strategies, distribution channels, integrated marketing communications, and international marketing. The questions assess understanding of fundamental marketing concepts as well as ability to identify examples that illustrate specific marketing strategies, tactics, and terminology.
This document contains a practice exam for an MKT 571 marketing course, consisting of 51 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics such as marketing research, buyer behavior, pricing, distribution, international marketing, marketing communications, and sales promotion. The questions test understanding of key marketing concepts and ability to apply them to specific scenarios.
1. Whenever a firm splits itself into separate units, each unit's capital structure becomes independent.
2. An investor's portfolio made up of individual stocks is risky.
3. An all-equity financed firm would have a higher financial risk.
This document provides a list of 30 multiple choice questions related to marketing topics like the marketing mix, branding, pricing, and integrated marketing communications. It directs the reader to click a link for answers to the questions. Some sample questions include defining characteristics of proactive marketing, different branding strategies, and types of product offerings. The questions assess understanding of fundamental marketing concepts.
This document provides a list of 30 multiple choice questions related to marketing topics like the marketing mix, branding, pricing, and integrated marketing communications. It directs the reader to click for answers. Some example questions include defining characteristics of proactive marketing, different branding strategies, and types of product offerings. The questions assess understanding of fundamental marketing concepts.
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The document provides instructions to download answers for an exam with 100 multiple choice questions covering marketing research and strategy topics. It lists the exam questions without providing the answer options or correct answers. The document encourages the reader to download a separate file containing the answers.
The document provides instructions to download answers for a final exam with 100 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics. It lists the exam questions without providing the answer options or correct answers. The document encourages the reader to download a separate file containing the answers.
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This document contains 30 multiple choice questions about marketing topics such as branding, pricing, advertising, and integrated marketing communications. The questions cover concepts like the marketing orientation, marketing mix, product positioning, reference pricing, social responsibility, and promotional tools.
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This document provides instructions for taking the MKT 571 Final Exam, indicating that clicking the link provided will show the exam questions and solutions. It does not contain any exam questions or content itself.
1. Small companies can engage in low-cost marketing research methods like using their own website to collect information.
2. A marketing information system consists of people, equipment, and procedures to gather, sort, analyze, and distribute timely and accurate information to marketing decision makers.
3. Molly's parents evaluate amenities at Holiday Inns as part of the company's marketing research system.
This document contains a practice exam for an MKT 571 marketing course, with 51 multiple choice questions covering various marketing topics such as marketing research, buyer behavior, pricing, distribution, international marketing, marketing communications, and sales promotion. The questions test understanding of key marketing concepts and ability to apply concepts to specific scenarios.
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3. Companies like 3M and HP use stage-gate processes to manage innovation.
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1) When Molly's parents retired, they decided they wanted to travel. They found an ideal job that allows
them to travel for free, but the only catch is they have to stay at Holiday Inns. During each stay, they test
all the amenities offered by the motel and evaluate each. The evaluation forms are sent to the motel
headquarters where it becomes part of the motel's __________ systems.
2) Which of the following is NOT a step that might be used to improve the quality of a firm's marketing
intelligence?
3) Small companies can engage is marketing research in a number of creative and inexpensive ways,
including _______________.
4) Rita Jenkins, president of the local Chamber of Commerce, had difficulty getting members to assist in
running the organization. She felt it was because of lack of commitment to the Chamber. Her vice-
president felt it was due to having too many meetings. The organization's secretary felt it was because
there were several other professional organizations to which the members also belonged. If Rita wants to
do research to determine the real reason why members do not want to run for office, she should begin by
________________.
5) The second step in the marketing research process is ______________.
6) All of the following are steps in the marketing research process EXCEPT:
7) The last step in marketing research is developing the research plan.
8) Marketing information systems are developed from internal company records, marketing intelligence,
and marketing research.
9) The systematic collection, analysis, and reporting of data and findings relevant to specific marketing
situations is called marketing research.
10) ______________ is the difference between a prospective customer's evaluation of all the benefits and
costs of an offering and the perceived alternatives.
11) Lowe's home improvement stores strive to have nicer, more knowledgeable salespeople, a better
product selection, and to maintain an impeccable image. These are all part of improving the offer via
_____________.
12) Which of the following is NOT a component part of total customer value?
13) Lee is constantly begging his mother to buy him an iPod because the most popular kids at his school
2. all have one. His mother contends that he'll just break it or lose the music player if she buys it for him.
For Lee, the most popular kids in his school are examples of a _______________.
14) Which factors have the broadest and deepest influence on consumer behavior?
15) Within the United States, Southerners, Mormons, and Native Americans are examples of:
16) The ____________ consists of all the organizations that acquire goods and services used in the
production of other products or services that are sold, rented, or supplied to other customers.
17) The institutional market is best described as having _____________.
18) Business buying behavior differs from consumer buying behavior in that _________.
19) A ___________ is when a parent brand is used on a new product targeting a new market segment
within a category currently served by the parent.
20) BMW, the maker of the Mini Cooper brand, is using what kind of brand strategy with its Mini
products?
21) When Apple introduced its popular iPod Nano model, it dropped its Mini iPod at the same time. The
Mini was, at the time, the most popular mp3 player in the marketplace. This is an example of
__________.
22) Painting and consulting are considered industrial goods because ______________.
23) ___________ are formal statements of expected product performance by the manufacturer.
24) Marketers plan their market offerings at five levels. What is the correct order of the levels, going from
most fundamental to the level with the most benefits?
25) Mr. Tse and his family took a vacation to Washington, D.C. While there, they bought souvenirs; t-
shirts and hats to take home to family and friends who didn't have the opportunity to go. The experience
of the Tse's is an example of which offering?
26) Which of the following best describes the category in which the offering's service mix is
distinguished? “People patronize restaurants for both food and service.”
27) Characteristics a buyer can evaluate before purchase are called _______________.
28) When introduced in the late 1970s, personal computers had large initial demand. People were
interested in buying them to make writing and editing easier. The earliest simple PCs were initially priced
around $2,500. The manufacturers of the first PCs were probably using a _________ pricing strategy.
29) A common mistake in pricing is ____________________.
3. 30) The introduction of a new product to the market using market-penetration pricing is most likely to be
successful when _____________.
31) Belk is a chain of stores found primarily in southern United States. Each store carries several product
lines and each line is managed separately by a specialist buyer or merchandiser. McRae's offers many
types of customer service and its prices reflect that fact. Belk's is an example of a ____________.
32) A concept in retailing that helps explain the emergence of new retailers is called the ___________
hypothesis.
33) Which of the following is NOT one of the four levels of retail services mentioned in the text?
34) Ayal and Zif argue that going into fewer countries is advisable when ___________.
35) Because of Coca-Cola's size and power in the marketplace, they tend to dominate some members in
the channel. This allows them to require strong cooperation from resellers who carry Coke products. This
is an example of a(n) _____________.
36) McDonald's franchisees get a small discount when they pay their bills for supplies within the first
seven days (when the due date is 30 days after delivery). This is an example of ___________ within
channel relations.
37) Abercrombie & Fitch could use __________ advertising to reduce the cognitive dissonance
experienced by someone who recently purchased its brand of high-fashion, high-priced clothing and
wonders if they got the value for their money.
38) Assume you are advertising very expensive authentic Turkish carpets to upscale investors in
Germany. Credibility and prestige are important. The best medium for your advertising message is
_____________.
39) Zhao is advertising her import-export business and wants to find the most cost-effective way of
delivering the desired number and types of message exposures to her target audience. Zhao is considering
her ________________.
40) Which of the following would NOT be considered part of a marketing communications program?
41) __________________ are the means by which firms attempt to inform, persuade, and remind
customers about the products and brands they sell.
42) Which of the following is NOT a major mode of communications in the marketing communications
mix?
43) The computer _______________ consists of the manufacturers of computer memory chips, monitors,
keyboards, coaxial cables, modems, software, storage systems (disks, hard drives, portable USB media),
4. and those who install, repair, and maintain systems and software.
44) Intel, one of the largest producers of integrated circuit chips, puts a great deal of effort into expanding
production of chips to drive down cost and thus expand the market. This is most indicative of the
__________ concept.
45) __________ marketing aims to build long-term, mutually satisfying relationships with key parties—
customers, suppliers, distributors—in order to earn and retain their long-term preference and business.
46) Which of the following is most closely associated with a proactive marketing orientation?
47) Marketing __________ is the art and science of choosing target markets and getting, keeping, and
growing customers through creating, delivering, and communicating superior customer value.
48) Communication of customer satisfaction results should be done internally (inside the company or
organization) for which of the following reasons?
49) Public policy makers have developed a substantial body of laws and regulations to govern advertising.
For these reasons, an important step in developing an advertising campaign is _____________.
50) Within the last couple years several cosmetics manufacturers have introduced non-clumping mascara.
Revlon was one of these manufacturers. Revlon should use ________ advertising to increase selective
demand for its non-clumping mascara.
51) Hospitals are engaged in intense competition to fill maternity beds. What type of advertising would
hospitals most likely use to advertise their new amenities like Jacuzzis in every room, filet mignon or
lobster on the menu, and afternoon teas for the new mothers and their families?