Marketing, Distribution and Pricing products
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- Q1In the correct order, what are the stages of the Product Life cycle?Growth, Development, Saturation, and DeclineDevelopment, Research, Growth, and DeclineIntroduction, Growth, Maturity, and DeclineResearch and Development, Saturation, Maturity and Decline30s
- Q2What is Price Penetration?Setting a low price when launching a new product in order to get established in the marketSetting a low price forcing rivals out of business30s
- Q3The process of dividing a market into segments and directing a marketing mix at a particular segment rather than at the total marketMarket MappingMarket PositioningMarket SegmentationMarket Orientation30s
- Q4What are the elements of the marketing mix?Product, Promotion, Price, and PenetrationPrice, Location, and CustomerProduct, Price, Promotion, and Place30s
- Q5The number of units that must be sold for the total revenue to equal the total costBreak-evenMaking profit30s
- Q6A market that is in a rapidly changing business environmentMass MarketDynamic Market30s
- Q7Benefits of brandingEasy recognition and familiarityIncrease in market share30s
- Q8The cost incurred no matter how many units of a product are produced or soldTotal CostFixed CostInitial CostVariable Cost30s
- Q9What is psychographic segmentation?Grouping customers depending on their age, gender, income, and ethnicityGrouping customers according to their attitudes, opinions, and lifestyles.Grouping customers depending on where they liveGrouping customers based on how they relate to a product30s
- Q10Define WholesalerThe link between a producer and a consumerA business that buys goods from manufacturers and sells them in smaller quantities to retailers30s
- Q11What is the correct order of a full distribution channel?Producer - ConsumerProducer - Wholesaler - Retailer - ConsumerRetailer - Wholesaler - ConsumerWholesaler - Producer - Retailer - Consumer30s
- Q12Exploiting a unique selling point, advertising, creating a social media presence and sponsorship are examples ofMerchandisingPromotionMarketingBuilding a brand30s
- Q13What is the main objective of Market mapping?To analyze competitorsHelp spot gaps in the marketTo understand how customers see a brand in relation to others in a marketEncourages use of market research30s
- Q14How can we add value to a product/service?Increase priceExploit economies of scaleIncrease promotionCustomer service30s
- Q15What is the purpose of product differentiation?Gain a competitive edge over rivalsTo increase product value30s