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What is defined as a name, term, symbol, design, or a combination of them to identify the goods and services of one seller?
What is defined as a name, term, symbol, design, or a combination of them to identify the goods and services of one seller?
- Product
- Brand (correct)
- Generic product
- Customized product
A generic product is a modified product tailored to the specifications of an individual customer.
A generic product is a modified product tailored to the specifications of an individual customer.
False (B)
What refers to the unbranded and undifferentiated commodity?
What refers to the unbranded and undifferentiated commodity?
Generic product
The __________ product aims to enhance the value of the product through voluntary improvement.
The __________ product aims to enhance the value of the product through voluntary improvement.
Which characteristic does durability refer to in product classification?
Which characteristic does durability refer to in product classification?
Tangibility refers to the physical attributes of a product.
Tangibility refers to the physical attributes of a product.
What does the term 'potential product' refer to?
What does the term 'potential product' refer to?
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
What is a required factor for a new product to succeed in the marketplace?
What is a required factor for a new product to succeed in the marketplace?
All products must pass through every stage of the product life cycle.
All products must pass through every stage of the product life cycle.
Name one reason why new products fail.
Name one reason why new products fail.
Established customer ________ can limit the success of new products.
Established customer ________ can limit the success of new products.
Which of the following is NOT a reason for the failure of new products?
Which of the following is NOT a reason for the failure of new products?
What can cause a product to skip the introduction stage?
What can cause a product to skip the introduction stage?
A poorly designed product is unlikely to generate repeat sales.
A poorly designed product is unlikely to generate repeat sales.
Match the reasons for product failure with their descriptions:
Match the reasons for product failure with their descriptions:
What is one of the primary reasons for packaging a product?
What is one of the primary reasons for packaging a product?
Packaging decisions only need to be accepted by the final customer.
Packaging decisions only need to be accepted by the final customer.
What percentage of a cosmetics product's selling price can be attributed to packaging costs?
What percentage of a cosmetics product's selling price can be attributed to packaging costs?
Visibility in packaging design helps to capture the customer's ________ when shopping.
Visibility in packaging design helps to capture the customer's ________ when shopping.
Match the packaging decision with its importance:
Match the packaging decision with its importance:
Which of the following is an advantage of having a family of similar packaging?
Which of the following is an advantage of having a family of similar packaging?
Developing new packaging can be inexpensive and simple to execute.
Developing new packaging can be inexpensive and simple to execute.
What should packaging design incorporate to ensure it is accepted by distributors?
What should packaging design incorporate to ensure it is accepted by distributors?
Which of the following is an example of durable goods?
Which of the following is an example of durable goods?
Services are tangible products that can be stored and sold later.
Services are tangible products that can be stored and sold later.
What are convenience products?
What are convenience products?
______ goods are purchased on a regular basis and become a daily necessity.
______ goods are purchased on a regular basis and become a daily necessity.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of consumer goods?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of consumer goods?
Match the following types of goods with their definitions:
Match the following types of goods with their definitions:
What is the primary focus for marketing durable goods?
What is the primary focus for marketing durable goods?
Fast-moving consumer goods generally require high levels of personal selling.
Fast-moving consumer goods generally require high levels of personal selling.
What is an example of a product that uses innovative packaging?
What is an example of a product that uses innovative packaging?
Ecological packaging includes materials that can decompose over time.
Ecological packaging includes materials that can decompose over time.
What benefits does reuse packaging offer to customers?
What benefits does reuse packaging offer to customers?
Innovative packaging can stimulate __________ purchases.
Innovative packaging can stimulate __________ purchases.
Match the examples with their respective packaging strategies:
Match the examples with their respective packaging strategies:
Which aspect of labeling is NOT mentioned as helpful to sellers?
Which aspect of labeling is NOT mentioned as helpful to sellers?
Labeling provides customers with detailed information about the product.
Labeling provides customers with detailed information about the product.
What is one responsibility of businesses regarding ecological packaging?
What is one responsibility of businesses regarding ecological packaging?
Study Notes
Product Definition and Characteristics
- A product satisfies customer needs and wants.
- Products possess their own identity and personality.
- A brand identifies a seller's goods and services, differentiating them from competitors.
- Symbols and visual elements enhance product recognition.
- The focal point of marketing activities is the product itself.
Types of Products
- Generic product: Unbranded and undifferentiated commodities.
- Customized product: Tailored to meet individual customer specifications.
- Augmented product: Enhanced with additional features or benefits.
- Potential product: Future advancements and refinements that could occur.
Product Classification
- Classification helps marketers position products based on durability, tangibility, and user type.
- Durability refers to the average lifespan of the product.
- Tangibility indicates the product's physical attributes.
- User type categorizes products as consumer or industrial.
Product Types Based on Durability
- Durable goods: Physical products used over several years, requiring more personal selling and service. Examples include TVs and appliances.
- Services: Intangible offerings requiring quality control, supplier credibility, and adaptability. Examples include airlines, hospitality, and banking services.
Consumer Goods Classification
- Consumer goods are for personal use, typically non-business-related, and can be perishable or durable.
- Classified based on buying habits into:
- Convenience Products: Frequently purchased with minimal effort (e.g., soft drinks, bread).
- Staple Goods: Regularly purchased daily necessities.
- Convenience Products: Frequently purchased with minimal effort (e.g., soft drinks, bread).
Reasons for New Product Failures
- Lack of unique selling proposition can lead to failure as consumers need incentives to switch.
- Poor product design can result in low-quality products that fail to attract repeat customers.
- Established customer loyalty can hinder new product adoption; consumers often resist switching due to habit.
Importance of Packaging
- Packaging serves several purposes:
- Protection: Safeguards products during transit and handling.
- Visibility: Attractive packaging captures customer attention.
- Added Value: Packaging can enhance usability and aesthetic appeal.
- Distributor Acceptance: Must meet retailer storage requirements.
- Cost: Represents a significant portion of selling price; smart design can reduce costs.
- Reuse/Innovative Packaging: Encourages repeat purchases through reusable designs.
- Ecological Packaging: Focuses on sustainability and reducing environmental impact.
Labelling
- Labelling is integral to marketing; it provides essential product information.
- Helps consumers make informed choices regarding quality, features, and pricing.
- Assists sellers in differentiating their products from competitors.
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Test your knowledge on basic marketing concepts and terminologies related to products, branding, and differentiation. This quiz covers definitions and essential marketing principles critical for understanding market dynamics.
