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Which role is primarily responsible for the analysis, evaluation, and execution of marketing strategies?
Which role is primarily responsible for the analysis, evaluation, and execution of marketing strategies?
What type of demand occurs when a company purchases something for the first time?
What type of demand occurs when a company purchases something for the first time?
Which of the following would be an example of an abstract market?
Which of the following would be an example of an abstract market?
In a market, who typically sets the requested price?
In a market, who typically sets the requested price?
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Which economic scope focuses on the relationship of a specific industry?
Which economic scope focuses on the relationship of a specific industry?
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Study Notes
Marketing Roles
- Commercial Director: Oversees all commercial activities (sales and marketing strategy).
- Marketing Manager: Responsible for analyzing, evaluating, and implementing marketing activities under the commercial director. Responsible for activities like planning, administration, and customer service.
- Product Manager: Responsible for analyzing, planning, implementing, controlling, and evaluating product marketing.
- Account Manager: Acts as liaison between clients and the organization.
- Webshop Manager: Responsible for analysis, planning, implementation, control, and evaluation of a company's online shop.
- Content Manager: Responsible for analyzing, planning, implementing, and evaluating content.
- Online Marketer: Implements online marketing activities for an organization.
- Marketing/Communications Assistant: Supports the marketing manager and marketers with tasks.
Marketing Economics
- Macroeconomics: All economic activities in a country.
- Microeconomics: Individual companies and how they generate revenue.
- Mesoeconomics: Focuses on a particular industry or group of companies.
Demand
- Potential Demand: How much a market could potentially grow.
- Initial Demand: Initial interest in a product.
- Derivative Demand: Additional demand from subsequent purchases.
- Additional Demand: Demand from further developments or additional purchases.
- Issues with product sales: difficulty in bringing a product to market due to high costs from various suppliers. Difficulties in setting competitive pricing, when buyers or potential buyers have difficulty calculating a product's true worth.
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Description
This quiz covers various marketing roles such as Commercial Director, Marketing Manager, and Product Manager, highlighting their responsibilities and relevance within an organization. Additionally, it touches upon fundamental concepts of marketing economics, particularly in macroeconomic contexts. Test your understanding of the key functions and economic principles that drive effective marketing strategies.
