Marketing Strategies Quiz

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What is a key characteristic that effective slogans must possess?

  • They must include the brand name. (correct)
  • They must include a positive call to action.
  • They should focus solely on the price.
  • They should be vague and open to interpretation.

Which of the following is NOT an effective way to communicate brand positioning?

  • By emotional appeal only. (correct)
  • By attribute or benefit.
  • By user demographics.
  • By the class of product or service.

Overused slogans, such as 'It’s all about…', tend to lack effectiveness because they may not:

  • Differentiate the brand. (correct)
  • Promote high product quality.
  • Communicate the product price.
  • Include the target audience.

What is the purpose of a perceptual map in marketing?

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Which of the following statements best describes the attribute or benefit approach to positioning?

<p>It highlights the unique advantages of the product. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary goal of market segmentation in a customer value-driven strategy?

<p>To identify and select specific customer segments to serve (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does a brand’s value proposition represent?

<p>The specific benefits delivered to satisfy customer needs (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which orientation focuses primarily on manufacturing capabilities?

<p>Production orientation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of customer-perceived value?

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Which aspect is NOT part of the extended marketing mix in service businesses?

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Customer satisfaction is best described as a match between what two factors?

<p>Perceived performance and buyer’s expectations (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Customer Relationship Management (CRM) primarily aim to achieve?

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What type of segmentation provides insight into consumer buying behavior in markets?

<p>Benefit segmentation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which demographic group is primarily targeted by economic benefit segments in the toothpaste market?

<p>Men (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary motivation for the medicinal segment in toothpaste purchasing?

<p>Decay prevention (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which brand is primarily associated with the economic benefit segment in toothpaste?

<p>Ultra Brite (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which lifestyle factor is considered in lifestyle segmentation?

<p>Activities and interests (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following groups are part of the cosmetic segment in the toothpaste market?

<p>Smokers (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What psychological characteristic is common among users in the taste benefit segment?

<p>Hedonistic (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key feature of benefit segmentation in the context of consumer products?

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What distinguishes lifestyle segmentation from other forms of market segmentation?

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Which group is categorized as high autonomy users in the economic segment?

<p>Adults (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary goal of market segmentation?

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Which of the following best describes market targeting?

<p>Determining the segments of the market a business will serve (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does market positioning help to achieve?

<p>Linking products to the needs consumers seek (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When defining a positioning statement, which element is emphasized?

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What is indicated by the 'point of difference' in market positioning?

<p>Unique benefits that differentiate a product from competitors (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect is NOT part of defining positioning?

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What does the term 'utility car' imply in marketing?

<p>A car with low running costs and practical use (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which company is referenced as targeting upmarket consumers valuing self-development?

<p>Bang &amp; Olufsen (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characterizes customized marketing?

<p>Tailoring marketing efforts based on specific consumer segments (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does price play in the marketing mix?

<p>It should align with product value and market segment (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does customer engagement marketing primarily aim to achieve?

<p>Foster direct and continuous customer involvement. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following accurately reflects the concept of customer equity?

<p>The total combined lifetime values of current and potential customers. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is likely to happen to satisfied customers in terms of brand loyalty?

<p>They will likely recommend the brand to potential customers. (A), They are more likely to return and purchase again. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of marketing allows consumers to play a role in shaping their brand experiences?

<p>Consumer-generated marketing. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which cost is classified as a perceived sacrifice by customers?

<p>Time costs. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of digital marketing is described as the fastest-growing platform?

<p>Mobile marketing. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do 'delighters' refer to in customer satisfaction?

<p>Features that exceed customer expectations and create satisfaction. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'growing share of customer' mean?

<p>Determining the portion of a customer's total spending in a product category that a company captures. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What represents the negative aspect in customer value perception?

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Flashcards

Geodemographic Segmentation

A market segmentation approach that classifies consumers based on their geographic location, demographics, and socioeconomic factors. It helps marketers understand and target specific groups of consumers.

Benefit Segmentation

A market segmentation approach that groups consumers based on the benefits they seek from a product or service. It helps marketers understand the motivations behind consumer choices.

Lifestyle Segmentation

A market segmentation approach that classifies consumers based on their lifestyle, including their activities, interests, and opinions. It helps marketers understand the overall values and preferences of consumers.

Slogan

A memorable phrase that includes the brand name, a key benefit, differentiates the brand, and imparts positive feelings.

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Overused slogan

When a slogan is used too often and loses its effectiveness, failing to clearly differentiate a brand in the minds of consumers.

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Perceptual Map

A visual representation of how customers perceive different brands in relation to each other based on key attributes. It helps find a unique position in the marketplace.

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Communicating Positioning by Attribute or Benefit

Communicating a brand's position by highlighting its benefits or advantages.

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Communicating Positioning with Respect to Competition

Communicating a brand's position by comparing it to its competitors.

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Market Segmentation

Dividing a market into groups of customers with similar needs and characteristics.

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Target Marketing

Choosing which customer groups a company wants to target.

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Value Proposition

The unique value that a company promises to deliver to its customers.

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Production Orientation

Focusing on efficiently producing and distributing products.

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Marketing Orientation

Focusing on understanding and satisfying customer needs.

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Customer-Perceived Value

The customer's opinion of the value they receive from a product or service compared to competitors.

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Customer Satisfaction

The level of satisfaction a customer experiences when their expectations are met or exceeded.

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Perceived Benefits

The perceived benefits a customer receives from a product or service, such as product features, quality, and customer service.

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Perceived Sacrifices

The perceived costs a customer incurs when buying a product or service, such as price, time spent, and effort.

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Customer-Engagement Marketing

A marketing strategy that focuses on engaging customers directly and continuously, involving them in shaping brand conversations, experiences, and communities.

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Digital and Social Media Marketing

Marketing techniques that leverage digital tools like websites, social media, mobile apps, and online videos to reach consumers at any time and place.

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Mobile Marketing

Marketing activities tailored for mobile devices, leveraging the constant connectivity and personalization capabilities of smartphones.

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Growing Share of Customer

The percentage of a customer's total spending in a product category that a company captures. It indicates how much a company can claim from a customer's wallet.

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Building Customer Equity

The combined lifetime value of all current and potential customers. It reflects the financial worth of a company's customer base.

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Building the Right Relationships with the Right Customers

The process of selecting and building relationships with customers who are most valuable to the company, maximizing their lifetime value.

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Market targeting

The decision to focus marketing efforts on a specific segment identified during market segmentation.

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Market positioning

The act of creating a distinct and memorable image of your product or service in the minds of your target customers.

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Market segment

A group of customers who share similar needs, preferences, and characteristics.

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Marketing mix

A set of marketing tools and strategies designed to meet the needs of a specific target audience.

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Price

The price at which a product or service is offered to the market.

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Product

The actual product or service that is being offered to the market.

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Place

The way in which the product or service is made available to the target market.

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Promotion

The communication activities used to promote the product or service and influence customer behaviour.

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Positioning statement

A statement that clarifies the target market, the brand's position in the market, and its unique selling proposition.

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Study Notes

Marketing at the Digital Age

  • This is a presentation about marketing in the digital age
  • The presentation covers several topics related to marketing, including defining marketing and the marketing process, designing a marketing strategy, creating value (product and brand decisions), integrated marketing communications, digital marketing, pricing strategy, and distribution management
  • The bibliography includes "Foundations of marketing" by D. Jobber & J. Fahy and "Principles of marketing" by P. Kotler & G. Armstrong.

Defining Marketing and the Marketing Process

  • Marketing is about understanding the marketplace and customer needs.
  • It's about designing a customer value-driven strategy, managing customer relationships, and capturing customer value.
  • The core essence of marketing is creating mutually profitable and long-term relationships.

The Scope of Marketing

  • Marketing covers a wide range of entities, including places, properties, organizations, information, ideas, goods, services, experiences, events, and persons.
  • The goal is influencing the level, timing, and composition of demands for these entities.

Other Topics

  • Key concepts of marketing and marketing strategies are mentioned in the slides.

  • Specific examples of marketing campaigns (e.g., for brands like Adidas, Coca-Cola, IKEA) or for political campaigns are mentioned.

  • Types of marketing (e.g., customer relationship management, customer-perceived value) and the associated concepts are discussed.

  • Also mentioned is the importance of understanding consumer needs, including the distinction between "needs," "wants," and "demands."

  • Creating and capturing customer value in the marketing process is explained.

  • Market offerings, which include products, services, and experiences, are discussed

  • Also presented are the key factors in designing a customer value-driven marketing strategy.

  • Marketing management orientations are covered.

  • Segmentation, targeting, and positioning in the market are also included.

  • Data about consumer segmentation criteria such as behavioral, psychographic, and profile characteristics, including demographics and examples.

  • Marketing myopia is explained as a mistake of concentrating too much on a product and not its benefits and experiences.

  • Methods for market segmentation, the criteria for effective segmentation, target market strategies, repositioning ideas, and repositioning options.

  • Examples of Benefit segmentation for the toothpaste market are given.

  • An overview of the concept of lifestyle segmentation is provided.

  • Age segmentation is mentioned.

  • The criteria for successfully segmenting a market are discussed, including effectiveness, measurability, accessibility, and profitability.

  • Different strategies of target marketing, ranging from undifferentiated marketing to customized marketing, are explored.

  • Examples of companies and products employing these strategies are mentioned

  • The importance and the steps for positioning are elaborated on.

  • The key components of positioning statements along with examples are included.

  • Tools for measuring and evaluating advertising effectiveness plus examples.

  • Concepts of sales promotion, publicity, and sponsorship, along with practical examples are presented.

  • The process of communication with clear descriptions is given along with several types of advertising objectives

  • The benefits and value of digital marketing, including reaching a large demographic, cost efficiency, and ease of personalizing, are detailed.

  • A visual model of the marketing process, outlining stages from understanding the marketplace and customers to capturing value from returning customers.

  • The concepts related to digital marketing and advertising are presented. Different forms of digital marketing, along with several example cases.

  • There is discussion of various digital marketing tools:

    • Websites and branded web communities
    • Online advertising
    • Online videos
    • Blogs
    • Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
    • Email marketing
    • Social media

  • Details are given on creating immediate customer engagement

  • The importance of omni-channel retailing is discussed.

  • The concept of the POEM framework for developing a digital marketing strategy is explained (PAID, OWNED, and EARNED media).

  • Strategies for creating an active and engaged brand community are presented., including examples.

  • Key social media statistics and specific examples are provided

  • An explanation of how different aspects of social media can be used for brand building

  • The characteristics of different types of media and advertising including their strengths and weaknesses.

  • Details on developing a positioning strategy are included plus an explanation of different models needed across different audiences.

  • Different types of ads from various marketing campaigns and companies.

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