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1. Many products are repositioned for a new use or benefit? (Points...
1. Many products are repositioned for a new use or benefit? (Points : 1)
True
Variable costs Direct fixed costs Fixed costs |
Marketing research Risk taking Negotiation |
Reverse engineering. Insourcing. Horizontal integration. |
The rugby approach The cost-differential approach The target-costing approach |
Members of the same nationality. Members with different functional specializations and personalities. Members who belong to different organizations. |
When the decline stage of the product life cycle When a new product or brand is being introduced When retailers try to create interest among laggards in the decline stage. |
It is usually the low-priced option in the category. Stores often make lower margins on private-label brands. Retail stores devote huge marketing funds to support private labels. |
Profit margin from advertising revenues Losses from advertising expense Gains from advertising exposure |
Variable costs. Direct fixed costs. Overhead costs. |
False |
It gives customers more value than they expect for the price paid. It gives the seller most of the value—cost difference. It implies low price alone. |
The sponsoring company has full control of the message promoted The message is almost always positive The message is very unlikely to damage a company's reputation |
Slotting allowances Spiffs Off-invoice allowances |
False |
It should emphasize its home country or ethnic origin. It should increase advertising expenditures and continue with the same message as before. It should increase its research and development expenditure and enhance its product. |
Market tests Sales forecasts tests Concept generation tests |
Jobber Retailer Facilitating agent |
In-ad coupons Free-standing inserts On-package coupons |
Offering a free toy in a Cracker Jack box Offering redeemable points with each purchase Offering a bonus pack which provides larger sizes for the same price as a smaller size 22 |
Advertising Consumer-oriented promotions Public relations |
Sales-based incentives Product-based allowances Price-based promotions |
False |
Price > cost > perceived value Price > perceived value > cost Perceived value > cost > price |
National sales managers Direct sales managers Regional sales managers |
It attempts to spend at levels proportional to the competition's spending. It is based on the belief that advertising causes sale. It selects a percentage of sales, either past or expected to devote to advertising. |
Production line strategy Customer line strategy Competitor line strategy |
The simplicity of the logo The extent to which people are aware of the brand The amount of money invested in brand building |
Advertising Personal selling Public relations |
Reduce the production cost of the products falling under the brand. Increase the profit margin for the products falling under the brand. Assign responsibility for brand development activities. |
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