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营销英语考试

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1、市场细分:一个大的市场中一群独特的顾客A market segment is a distinct group of customers within a large market2、市场营销:为满足人们的需要、欲望、而组织市场进行交换的活动3、顾客价值:目标购买者能得到的所有利益的独特组合Customer value is the unique combination of benefits received by target buyers 4、生产观念核心思想就是凡是产品都能卖出去,因此生产观念关注的是生产而不是营销The central notion of the production concept is that products will sell themselves, so the major concern of business firms is production, not marketing5、使命:实际而具体的,并且反映市场环境的需要Missing:realistic and specific, and fit the market environment6、市场开发:将现有的产品介绍到新的细分市场的成长战略Market development is a growth strategy that introduces existing product to new market segment7、公司企业文化:公认的管理态度、价值、信念A company’s corporate culture : shared management attitudes、values、beliefs8、企业想要成功就必须要比他的竞争者提供更高的顾客价值、满意度To be successful, a company must provide greater customer value and satisfaction than its competitors9、文化包含在一群类似的人中间代代相传的理念态度Culture incorporates the set of values, ideas ,and attitudes of a homogeneous group of people that are transmitted from one generation to the next.10、了解目标市场的购买行为,是营销经理们的主要任务Understanding the buying behavior of the target market is the essential task of marketing managers11、文化决定人们的愿望,行为的最根本因素Culture is the most fundamental determinant of a person’s wants and behavior12、人们在一生中不断改变他们对产品和服务的选择People change the goods and services they buy over their lifetime.13、一个人的职业也会影响他对产品和服务的购买A person ’s consumption pattern is also influenced by his or her occupation14、在美国政府市场由联邦政府、州、县地方政府构成Government markets in America are made up of federal, state, county, and local governments 15、组织机构采购者比个人消费者下的订单要大很多Organizational buyers tend to place larger orders than consumers do.16、企业要想取得成功,必须要比原来更加迅速的开发销售新型产品To be successful, companies must develop and market new products more quickly than ever before17、销售观念:从工厂出发的,专注于公司现有的产品18、包括制造商、包括最终消费者和至少一层中间商的分销渠道交间接分销19、市场由购买者组成,而购买者在某些方面或多或少存在差异Markets consist of buyers, and buyers differ in one or more ways20、市场可被组合为产品非用户,潜在用于,以前用户,首次用户和经常用户Market can be segmented into groups of nonusers, ex-users, potential users, first-time users, and regular users of a product21、市场还可以根据消费者忠诚进行细分A market can also be segmented by consumer loyalty.22、消费品是指最终消费者购买并用于个人消费的用品Consumer goods are those bought by final consumers for personal consumption23、营销商为其产品建立品牌,以便于竞争对手的产品区分开来Marketers brand their product to differentiate them from competitors .Maslow Theory of motivation: physiological needs, safety needs, social needs, esteem needs, and self-actualization needs、Three tools used in research are the marketing information system, decision support systems, and the research project.。

(本科)市场营销专业英语AB卷期末考试题及答案3套

(本科)市场营销专业英语AB卷期末考试题及答案3套

市场营销专业英语AB卷期末考试题及答案2套L Put the following from Chinese into English or vice versa.(每题1 分,共20 分)1.东道国3.全球公司5.特许经营7.关税同盟9.价值链11. purchasing power parity13. non-tariff barriers15. customization17.Joint Venturespot exchange rate2.灰色市场4.套期保值6.战略联盟8.本土化10.经销商12. FDI14. market penetration16. global sourcing18. strategic business units 20. dumpingII. Make brief explanations of the following terms in English.(每题 3 分,共 15 分)licensing1.direct selling channeltransnational transfer pricing2.economic unionOEM111.Answer the following questions in English :(每题 5 分,共 20 分)What are gray market products? Are they legal? Do gray marketers serve useful marketing functions—for consumers and manufacturers?1.Some retailers (e.g., Sears) and manufacturers (e.g., General Motors) place their trademarks on products actually made by foreign suppliers. Discuss the rationale for these actions by these firmsDefine leverage, explain the different types of leverage utilized by companies with global operations.However, the above assessment is incomplete. Although one probably should not say that certain marketing methods are domestic or international, it still does not mean that the international dimension should be neglected. The shortfall with the discipline-based approach is that the disciplined-based courses as designed and taught in American business schools at the present time are ethnocentric.V. Open question (共 25 分)When desirable, there is nothing wrong with using expatriate personnel who are well qualified and knowledgeable of the company's product, technology, history, and policies. The difficulties, however, are many. Some expatriate personnel find it difficult to cope with a new and unfamiliar businessenvironment. Also the expatriate's family must also share in the burden of makingsocial adjustments related to shopping, schooling, and the limited entertainment opportunities. Also the expatriate may fear that the distance from the headquarters may eliminate chances for promotion.To minimize the problems, the personnel for overseas assignments must be selected carefully. Their families should also be interviewed to determine the suitability of their temperament for an overseas assignment.I. Put the following from Chinese into English or vice versa.(每题 1 分,共 20 分)1.母国.跨国公司5 .特许经营.关税同盟9 .原产国11. hedging13. non-tariff barriers15. foreign-related enterprise17.penertration pricing19.segmentationII. Make brief explanations ofthe following terms in English.(每题 3 分,共 15 分)dumping11. ethnocentricorientationOEM12. economic uniondirectselling channelIQ. Answer the followingquestions in English :(每题 5 分,共 20 分)What is meant by global localization? Is Coca-Cola a global product? Explain.5. What is licensing? Why do firms sometimes choose it as a means of entering a foreign market?3. What are the characteristics of a good international brand name?4. Define leverage, explain the different types of leverage utilized by companies with globaloperations.IV. Minicases:(每题 10 分,共 20 分)Compared to Americans, are Asians: (1) more group-oriented, (b) more family-oriented, and (c) more concerned with social status? How might such orientations affect the way Americans market their products to Asian consumers? Give examples to demonstrate your opinions. 1. Many consumers consider direct mail as junk mail, a term that is offensive to the direct marketingindustry. What is your assessment of the future of direct mail overseas?V. Open question (共 25 分)As a researcher, you have just been asked to do marketing research in order to make recommendations on how to market coffee in a number ofAsian, European, and South American countries. What questions do you need to ask in order to understand the varying buying motives, consumption habits, and uses of this 2.政府没收 4.市场开发 6.营销组合 8.标准化 10.竞争优势 12. secondary data 14. IPLC 16. global sourcing 18. business units 20. strategic allianceparticular product?参考答案:I. Put the following from Chinese into English or vice versa.(每题 1 分,共 20 分)1. home country2confiscation3. global company or transnational company4. market development5. franchising6.marketing mix7. custom union8.standardizationlO petitive advantage12.二手资料 13 .非关税壁垒14国际产品生命周期.外企16全球采购 17 .渗透价格18业务单元.市场细分20战略联盟II. Make brief explanations of the following terms in English.(每题 3 分,共 15 分)1.. Dumping is defined as the practice of selling a product abroad at a price below the cost of production, (2 分)or below its normal price in the domestic market. (1 分)Opportunities outside the home market are pursued by extending various elements of the marketing mix. (2 分)Home country is superior. The management sees similarities in foreign countries. The products that succeed in the home country- are superior, so can be sold everywhere without adaptation. (1 分)2. OEM is known as contract manufacturing. Its full name is original equipment manufacturing. (1 分) Under an OEM agreement, the MNE provides the know-how and sometimes equipment to a supplier that must provide the product according to the standards of authorized technology. (2 分)The full evolution of an economic union would involve the creation of a unified central bank, (1 分) the use of a single currency, (1 分)and common policies on agriculture, social services and welfare, regional development, transport, taxation, competition and mergers, construction and building, and so on. (1 分)3. Direct selling is employed when a manufacturer develops an overseas channel so that it deals directly with a foreign party without going through an intermediary in the home country. (3 分)□I. Answer the following questions in English :(每题 5 分,共 20 分)1. Products and marketing activities are standardized wherever possible (1 分),but adapted where necessary within a uniform format to meet local needs. (2 分)Yes, it is. (2 分)2. Under an international licensing contract, a licensor grants a foreign licensee the rights to use the licensor , s intangible asset such as its patent, trade mark, or know-how. In exchange, the licensee will pay a fee or royalty. (3 分)Licensing will cost little for the licensor, (1 分)and it can generate immediate return without new investment. (1 分)An international brand name should reflect the desired product image. It should be unique or distinctive while rendering itself to graphic design possibilities. Special attention must be given to pronunciation, making sure that the languages have the brand's alphabets. Furthermore, the name must be capable of gaining registration and protection.3. Leverage is some type of advantage that a company enjoys by virtue of the fact that it conducts business in more than one country. (1 分)Experience transfers, scale economies, resource utilization, global strategy. It can draw on management practices, 9. country of origin 11 .套期保值9. country of origin 11 .套期保值strategies, products, advertising appeals, or sales or promotional ideas that have been tested in actual markets and apply them in other comparable markets. (1 分)The global company can take advantage of its greater manufacturing volume to obtain traditional scale advantages within a single factory. (1 分)A major strength of the global company is its ability to scan the entire world to identify people, money, and raw materials that will enable it to compete most effectively in world market. (1 分) A global strategy is built on an information system that scans the world business environment to identify opportunities, trends, threats, and resources. (1 分)Minicases:(每题10 分,共20 分)pared to Americans, Asians are more group- oriented, more family-oriented, and more status-oriented. As such, a marketer of an American product needs to be careful in utilizing such appeals as individualism, independence, and equality. Instead, the emphasis should be on groups, families, and status.2.Direct mail is largely undeveloped in many countries. This is especially true where illiteracy is high and where labor is cheap, making it easy to use a salesperson to make sales calls. Still despite the small volume, the use of direct mail is growing rapidly in many countries. It can be expected that list owners may develop more confidence in the rental process of their lists and that government regulations may permit companies to have more flexibility in collecting personal information and developing lists on a more sophisticated basis. It is thus not unreasonable to expect growth in the use and popularity of direct mail.IV.Open question (共 25 分)The purpose of this question is to get students to recognize the varying usage and buying motives of a relatively simple product一一coffee. At first, the students may be at a loss to see why any questioning is even necessary, and they probably do not know how to ask questions. Not until after talking to foreign students or other foreign-born persons will they realize that there are many different kinds of coffee coupled with varying buying motives.The questions would be as follows.How is coffee used-in bean form, ground, or powdered? If it is ground, how is it brewed? Which coffee is preferred-- Brazilian Santos blended with Colombian coffee, or robusta from the Ivory Coast? Is it roasted? Do the people prefer dark roasted or blond coffee? The color of Nestle,s soluble coffee must resemble as closely as possible the color of the coffee consumed in the country. Do the Germans drink coffee after lunch or with their breakfast? Do they take it black or with cream or milk? Do they drink coffee in the evening? Do they sweeten it? In France, the answer is clear: in the morning, coffee with milk; at noon, black coffee一一i.e., two utterly different coffees. At what age do people begin drinking coffee? Is it a traditional beverage, as in France, or is it a form of rebellion, as in England and Japan, where the younger generation has taken up coffee drinking in order to defy their tea-drinking parents?4.By marketing in a foreign country, must a firm automatically utilize geographic segmentation or other segmentation bases?IV.Minicases:(每题 10 分,共 20 分). Many consumers consider direct mail as junk mail, a term that is offensive to the direct marketing industry. What is your assessment of the future of direct mail overseas?1.Befbre becoming IBM's chairman and chief executive officer, Louis V. Gerstner, Jr. was a vice-chairman of American Express. While at American Express, he stated that “the split between international and domestic is very artificial-and at times dangerous." Do you agree with the statement? Offer your rationale.V.Open question (共 25 分)Sony Corp, of America, in an effort to include retailing in its operations, runs its own licensed stores in Japan and Europe. In the United States, Sony has opened Sony Gallery of Consumer Electronics in Chicago. Inside the store, n boom boxes" and camcorders are displayed on pedestals as if they were art objects, and the Walkman is displayed on trendy mannequins. The gallery includes alife-size mock-up of an apartment with a built-in Sony home theater system. Some retailers are concerned that Sony might turn out to be both their supplier and competitor. How should Sony deal with this concern?参考答案:I. Put the following from Chinese into English or vice versa.(每题1 分,共20 分)1. host country2 grey market3. global company or transnational company4. hedging5. franchising6. strategic alliances7. custom union8. localization9. value chainlO.distributor11 .购买力平价12.对外直接投资.非关税壁垒14市场渗透15.定制化16全球采购.合资企业18战略业务单元19.即期汇率20倾销Make brief explanations of the following terms in English.(每题3 分,共15 分)1.Under an international licensing contract, a licensor grants a foreign licenseethe rights to use the licensor' s intangible asset such as its patent, trade mark, or know-how. (2 分)In exchange, the licensee will pay a fee or royalty. (1 分)2.Direct selling is employed when a manufacturer develops an overseas channel so that it deals directly with a foreign party without going through an intermediary in the home country. (3 分)Transfer pricing is to set a price on goods or services transferred between subsidiaries or divisions of the same enterprise. (2 分)It is the pricing strategy of a MNE. (1 分)3.The full evolution of an economic union would involve the creation of a unified central bank, (1 分)the use of a single currency, (1 分)and common policies on agriculture, social services and welfare, regional development, transport, taxation, competition and mergers, construction and building, and so on. (1 分)4.OEM is known as contract manufacturing. Its full name is original equipment manufacturing. (1 分)Under an OEM agreement, the MNE provides the know-how and sometimes equipment to a supplier that must provide the product according to the standards of authorized technology. (2 分)IH. Answer the following questions in English :(每题 5 分,共20 分)1.Gray market products are those imported by an unauthorized party. Gray marketing may be illegal in the case that the protection is granted to an independent American trademark owner. In general, however, it is legal to import and sell gray market goods.In spite of all the criticisms, gray marketers do serve usefulmarketing functions. For manufacturers, gray marketers help distributing surplus goods and perform some of the service functions. As a matter of fact, many manufacturers tolerate or even encourage the practice of gray marketing. For consumers, gray marketers provide an alternative-- essentially the same product for a lower price. They promote the free enterprise system. The discrepancy of prices in two countries for the same product causes gray marketing to exist which in turn narrows the price differential. Gray marketers thus bring about more uniform prices.2.There are several reasons why MNEs place their trademarks on products made by foreign firms. First, they may be able to create a unique product by bundling or unbundling product attributes. Second, the strategy guarantees that MNEs cannot be bypassed by theirsuppliers. Third, they can avoid fixed production costs. Finally, the strategy offers these firms brand loyalty, bargaining power, and price. Foreign manufacturers also have their own reasons for agreeing to place other firms,brands on the products. One benefi t is the ease in gaining market entry and dealers,acceptance which may allow a larger market share overall while contributing to offset fixed costs. Another advantage is that there are no promotional headaches and expenses. Finally, the strategy prevents other competitors from making this same product for these customers.3.Leverage is some type of advantage that a company enjoys by virtue of the fact that it conducts business in more than one country. (1 分)Experience transfers, scale economies, resource utilization, global strategy. It can draw on management practices, strategies, products, advertising appeals, or sales or promotional ideas that have been tested in actual markets and apply them in other comparable markets. (1 分)The global company can take advantage of its greater manufacturing volume to obtain traditional scale advantages within a single factory. (1 分)A major strength of the global company is its ability to scan the entire world to identify people, money, and raw materials that will enable it to compete most effectively in world market. (1 分)A global strategy is built on an information system that scans the world business environment to identify opportunities, trends, threats, and resources. (1 分)It must be stressed that the introduction of a product to a foreign market does not mean that market segmentation (geographic or otherwise) has been automatically employed. If consumers in a number of countries have the same desire, their nationality and geographic locations are irrelevant and do not require these countries to be treated as separate markets or segments.IV.M inicases:(每题10 分,共20 分)Direct mail is largely undeveloped in many countries. This is especially true where illiteracy is high and where labor is cheap, making it easy to use a salesperson to make sales calls. Still despite the small volume, the use of direct mail is growing rapidly in many countries. It can be expected that list owners may develop more confidence in the rental process of their lists and that government regulations may permit companies to have more flexibility in collecting personal information and developing lists on a more sophisticated basis. It is thus not unreasonable to expect growth in the use and popularity of direct mail.1.This of course is an indication of ethnocentricity. Citizens and corporations of many countries however do not see any need to make this split. To them, international business is a natural occurrence. International marketing complements domestic marketing, one being the natural extension of the other. As such, smart marketers look at domestic marketing and international marketing as being highly interrelated--both of which they must encounter everyday in conducting business. It is thus dangerous to believe that there is a certain point which domestic marketing ends and international marketing starts.V.Open question (共 15 分)Sony,s effort is a good illustration of the benefits and problems derived from having multiple or parallel channels. On the one hand, it employs middlemen in its regular, long channel. On the other hand, it has begun to add thesecond and direct channel From manufacturers ,standpoint, it is only natural that they all want to utilize all channels that can contribute to corporate sales and image. In the case of Sony, such a goal becomes even more critical because the consumer-electronics business is maturing. Sony claims that the purpose of the Chicago Gallery is to further strengthen its positive image by offering in-depth product information, demonstrations, and services. The Gallery showcases Sony ,s full product line, including new Sony technologies that many retailers have yet to carry (e. g., Data Discman-books on compact discs ). Because retailers, as a rule, emphasize price rather than product features, Sony wants to make the demand for its product less price elastic. According to the president of Sony Consumer Products Group, Sony must explain why its products deserve to be ''higher-value purchases.,z The Gallery allows the firm to explain its premium technology for image building. In other words, the new channel is more of a promotional tool than a distribution tool. From the perspective of Sony's retailers, it is hardly surprising that they have a cause for concern: their own supplier may take sales away from them and may create price war which hurts profit margin. To allay such fears, Sony has stated that the goal of the Gallery is not to make money but rather to make consumers comfortable with Sony ,s products, making them want to buy Sony ,s products regardless of the retail outlets. If this goal is accomplished, it will benefit both Sony and its retailers. To assure retailers that Sony is not a competitor, Sony's Gallery sells products at full retail price and even steers shoppers toward local Sony dealers who usually have lower prices. This strategy, if executed properly, should allow Sony to bolster its positive image, keep its premium price, minimize dealer conflict, and maintain dealer loyalty. I. Put the following from Chinese into English or vice versa.(每题 1 分,共 20 分) 1.东道国3.跨国公司5.许可7.新兴市场9.利基者11. joint venture13. exchange rate15. value chain17. hedging 19. turnkey operation2 .全球采购.价格歧视 6 .促销.产品调整 10.经销商12. transnational strategy 14. primary data16. country of origin 18. global business units20. market development II. Make brief explanations of the following terms in English.(每题3 分,共 15 分)OEM6. economic unionglocalization7. dumpinginternational transfer pricing III. Answer the following questions in English :(每题 5 分,共 20 分). Are domestic marketing and international marketing different only in scope but not in nature?2. Can standard marketing techniques (e.g., market segmentation and product positioning) be used tomarket services locally and internationally?3. What is licensing? Why do firms sometimes choose it as a means of entering a foreign market?4. Some retailers (c.g., Scars) and manufacturers (c.g., General Motors) place their trademarks on products actually made by foreign suppliers. Discuss the rationale for these actions by these firmsMinicases:(每题 10 分,共 20 分)1. Do demographic variables have universal meanings? Is there a likelihood that they may beinterpreted differently in different cultures?2. Some of the best-known business schools in the United States want to emphasize discipline-based courses and eliminate international courses, based on the rationale that marketing and management principles are applicable everywhere. Is there a need to study international marketing? Discuss the pros and cons of the discipline-based approach as compared to the international approach.V. Open question (共 25 分)Should expatriate personnel be used? What are some of the difficulties that they may encounter overseas? What can be done to minimize these problems?参考答案:1.东道国3.跨国公司5.许可7.新兴市场9.利基者11. joint venture13. exchange rate 15. value chain17. hedging19. turnkey operation1. host country3. multinational company5. licensing7. emerging market9. nicherI.Put the following from Chinese into English or vice versa.(每题1 分,共20 分)Make brief explanations of the following terms in English.(每题 3 分,共15 分) 1. OEM is known as contract manufacturing. Its full name is original equipment manufacturing. (1 分)Under an OEM agreement, the MNE provides the know-how and sometimes equipment to a supplier that must provide the product according to the standards of authorized technology. (2 分)The full evolution of an economic union would involve the creation of a unified central bank, (1 分) the use of a single currency, (1 分)and common policies on agriculture, social services and welfare, regional development, transport, taxation, competition and mergers, construction and building, and so on. (1 分)2. Products and marketing activities are standardized wherever possible (1 分),but adapted where necessary within a uniform format to meet local needs. (2 分)Dumping is defined as the practice of selling a product abroad at a price below the cost of production, (2 分)or below its normal price in the domestic market. (1分)Transfer pricing is to set a price on goods or services transferred between subsidiaries or divisions of the same enterprise. (2 分)It is the pricing strategy of a MNE. (1 分)IQ. Answer the following questions in English :(每题 5 分,共 20 分)It is erroneous to state that domestic marketing and international marketing are similar in nature but not in scope. This is not unlike stating that national marketing and local marketing, except for the scope, are similar.International marketing is not domestic marketing on a larger scale. Whereas domestic marketinginvolves one set of uncontrollable variables, international marketing has at least two sets which interact with each other. Furthermore, the variables in each set are not identical in terms of number, degree, or kind.1. Such standard marketing techniques as market segmentation and product positioning are universal in the sense that they can be used locally as well as internationally, and they can be applied to both products and services.As in the case of international banking, except for the very large banks, most banks simply cannot be everywhere and may not offer all banking products for everyone. Therefore, some kind of market segmentation is necessary in order to satisfy certain customers very well instead of trying to be all things to all people. At the least, these banks wi11 use geographic segmentation by selecting the countries they want to be in. Furthermore, they may use demographic segmentation in order to cater to a certain kind of banking clientele. Banks also use product positioning. Some position themselves as experts in raising a certain kind of capital in a certain part of the world; others position themselves as multinational banks which can offer all kinds of global banking services. 1. host country3. multinational company5. licensing7. emerging market9. nicher2 global sourcing 4. price discrimination 6. promotion 8. product adaptation lO.distributor 11 .合资企业 13. 15. 17. 19. 汇率 价值链 套期保值 交钥匙协议 12.全球扩张战略14 一手资料16原产国18全球业务单元20市场开发2.Under an international licensing contract, a licensor grants a foreign licensee the rights to use the licensor s intangible asset such as its patent, trade mark, or know-how. In exchange, the licensee will pay a fee or royalty. (3 分)Licensing will cost little for the licensor, (1 分)and it can generate immediate return without new investment. (1 分)There are several reasons why MNEs place their trademarks on products made by foreign firms. First, they may be able to create a unique product by bundling or unbundling product attributes. Second, the strategy guarantees that MNEs cannot be bypassed by their suppliers. Third, they can avoid fixed production costs. Finally, the strategy offers these firms brand loyalty, bargaining power, and price. Foreign manufacturers also have their own reasons for agreeing to place other firms,brands on the products. One benefit is the ease in gaining market entry and dealers,acceptance which may allow a larger market share overall while contributing to offset fixed costs. Another advantage is that there are no promotional headaches and expenses. Finally, the strategy prevents other competitors from making this same product for these customers.IV. Minicases:(每题 10 分,共 20 分)Even demographics may have problems in terms of conceptual equivalence because of the varying frames of reference. A demographic variable such as sex is universal. Age, however, is not always considered in the same way--the Chinese include the time during pregnancy in their age. Education level, likewise, does not have the same meaning everywhere. The meaning of primary school, grade school, secondary school, high school, college, and university vary greatly. It is thus wise in many instances to ask about the number of years of schooling attended by the respondent. 1.This case is challenging in two aspects--whether it is desirable to split domestic from international and whether a certain educational approach is geocentric or ethnocentric. The subject matter covered here is highly related to the first assignment. Several well-known business schools see no need to offer international courses, with the rationale that the basic disciplines and principles of marketing, management, and so on are universal. As such, they argue that marketing is marketing, and there should be nothing which is domestic or international about it. The discipline-based approach may appear to be appropriate on this count.。

市场营销英语试题及答案

市场营销英语试题及答案

市场营销英语试题及答案一、选择题(每题1分,共10分)1. Which of the following is NOT a function of marketing?A. Product developmentB. PromotionC. DistributionD. Human resources management2. The 4Ps of marketing mix refer to:A. Product, Price, Place, PromotionB. Product, Price, Position, PromotionC. Product, Price, Positioning, PromotionD. Product, Place, Position, Promotion3. What is the primary goal of market segmentation?A. To increase the number of productsB. To target specific customer groupsC. To reduce advertising costsD. To expand the market share4. Which of the following is an example of a push strategy?A. AdvertisingB. Personal sellingC. Sales promotionsD. Public relations5. The concept of "Customer Lifetime Value" (CLV) is used to measure:A. The value of a customer's first purchaseB. The value of a customer's total purchases over timeC. The value of a customer's most recent purchaseD. The value of a customer's future purchases6. What is the term used to describe the process of identifying, anticipating, and satisfying customer requirements efficiently and effectively?A. Market researchB. Customer relationship managementC. MarketingD. Product management7. A marketing campaign that focuses on the benefits of the product to the customer is known as:A. Feature-based marketingB. Benefit-based marketingC. Need-based marketingD. Value-based marketing8. Which of the following is a type of market structure?A. MonopolyB. OligopolyC. Perfect competitionD. All of the above9. In marketing, the term "brand equity" refers to:A. The value of the brand's assetsB. The brand's market shareC. The brand's advertising budgetD. The brand's customer base10. Which of the following is a key element of the marketing mix for services?A. Service qualityB. Service priceC. Service promotionD. All of the above二、填空题(每题1分,共5分)11. The SWOT analysis is a tool used to identify a company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and ________.12. The marketing concept is based on the idea that the key to achieving organizational goals is to determine the needs and wants of ________ and society.13. A ________ is a marketing strategy that involves creatinga unique image or identity in the minds of consumers.14. The term "market penetration" refers to increasing sales of existing products to existing customers without ________.15. The marketing mix for tangible goods is often referred to as the "4Ps," while for services it is sometimes called the "7Ps," which includes the additional elements of people, process, and ________.三、简答题(每题5分,共10分)16. Briefly explain the concept of market orientation and its importance in business.17. Describe the steps involved in the marketing research process.四、案例分析题(15分)18. (a) Assume you are a marketing manager for a new smartphone brand. Discuss the factors you would consider when setting the price for your product.(b) How would you use the concept of market segmentation to target different consumer groups?五、论述题(20分)19. Discuss the role of technology in modern marketing and how it has changed the way companies interact with their customers.答案:一、选择题1. D2. A3. B4. B5. B6. C7. B8. D9. A10. D二、填空题11. threats12. target customers13. brand positioning14. targeting new markets15. physical evidence三、简答题16. Market orientation is a business philosophy that emphasizes the importance of understanding and meeting customer needs in order to achieve long-term success. It involves a customer-centric approach where the company's actions are driven by the needs and wants of the market. This concept is important because it helps companies to be more competitive by focusing on customer satisfaction, which can lead to increased loyalty and profitability.17. The marketing research process typically involves the following steps: defining the research problem, designing the research, collecting data, analyzing data, and reporting findings. Each step is crucial for gaining insights into the market and making informed decisions.四、案例分析题18. (a) When setting the price for a new smartphone, factors to consider include production costs, competitor pricing, perceived value, target market's willingness to pay, and the desired profit margin. (b) Market segmentation can be used to identify different consumer groups based on demographics, psychographics, or behavioral factors. Tailoring。

英文版市场营销学期末试卷7(五篇)

英文版市场营销学期末试卷7(五篇)

英文版市场营销学期末试卷7(五篇)第一篇:英文版市场营销学期末试卷7Part One:please choose the best one answer for each questions(2*15=30)1.Which of the following is included in the marketing mix?a)developing productb)pricing productc)promoting productd)placing producte)all of the abovepanies selling mass consumer goods and services such as soft drinks,cosmetics, air travel, and athletic shoes and equipment spend a great deal of time trying to establish a superior brand image in markets called ________.a)business marketsb)global marketsc)consumer marketsd)nonprofit and governmental marketse)service markets3.Marketers often use the term ________ to cover various groupings ofcustomers.a)peopleb)buying powerc)demographic segmentd)social class positione)market4.Mega Computers has decided to promote its new line of computers by offeringwholesalers and retailers an additional 5 percent off list prices.This strategy isa)placeb)productc)pushd)pull5.________ is pricing a product at a lower price in a foreign market than in itshome market.a)Dumpingb)Price discountingc)Price liningd)Psychological pricing6.In response to giant retailers and category killers, entrepreneurial retailers are buildingentertainment into stores with coffee bars, lectures, demonstrations, and performances.They are marketing a(n)________ rather than a product assortment.a)b)c)d)experience customer value customer delight total service solutione)intangible benefit(s)7.The ________ concept holds that consumers and businesses, if left alone, willordinarily not buy enough of the organization’s products.a)productionb)sellingc)marketingd)product8.Bill Jones is looking for a good car at an affordable price.Car is a ________.a)shopping goodb)specialty goodc)convenience serviced)convenience good9.________on consumer behavior include family, opinion leaders, and reference groups, such as friends, co-workers, and professional associates.a)Personal influencesb)Social influencesd)Psychological influencesd)Cultural influences10.The buying process starts when the buyer recognizes a _________.a).productb).an advertisement for the productc).a salesperson from a previous visitd).problem or need11.Variables from countries to neighborhoods that may be considered in developing a segmentation strategy are called ________variables.a)psychographicb)geographicc)product used)demographic12.As a brand manager you have decided to use the full market coverage approachin marketing to your customers.Within the full market coverage approach,you have selected a(n)________ strategy whereby your firm will operate inseveral market segments and design different products for each segment.a)Undifferentiatedb)differentiatedc)concentratedd)introverted13.________is a market research technique in which a group of people is gathered,presented with an issue, and asked to discuss it in depth.a).Surveyb).Observationc).Focus groupsd).Experimentation14.Positioning is.a).a marketing strategy that emphasizes long lasting relationships withcustomers.b)the process of dividing a market into categories of customer types.c)the study of consumer needs and wants, and the ways in which sellers canbest meet them.d)the process of collecting, storing, and retrieving data in electronic files.15.GM purchases brakes, dashboards, and other components for its vehicles from manufacturers inside and outside the U.S.In this capacity, GM is a member of themarket.a)reseller marketsb)industrialc)institutionald)governmentPart Two:False/ Truth(2*10=20)1.Consumers buy products that offer the best value when it comes to meeting their needs and wants.2.Most marketers satisfy everyone in a market—that’s how they stay in business.3.Products used by companies to produce other products are called consumergoods.4.A good pricing strategy to use in the introduction stage of the product life cycle isto charge cost-plus.5.A company may have multiple product mixes but only one product line.6.Co-branding is when two or more well-known existing brands are combined intoa joint product and/or marketed together in some fashion.7.Advertising, sales promotion, and direct marketing are all part of what is calledthe offering mix.8.Direct channels of distribution deliver products to the home of buyer.9.Value-based pricing is low price.10.A push promotional strategy is designed to appeal directly to consumers who will demand the product from retailers.Part Three: Short-Answer(20)1.Identify the five stages in the buyer decision process.(5)2.Identify the marketing goals in each stage of the product life cycle.(4)3.Explain how companies identify attractive market segments and choose amarket-targeting strategy(6).4.Describe the major strategies for pricing new products(5).Part Four:Application(15*2=30)1.Energizer is introducing a new line of batteries that providea longer life than its existing models.The brand manager for new line believes most of the promotion budget should be spent on consumer and trade promotions, but the assistant brand manager thinks the promotion mix should emphasize televisionadvertising.Who do you agree with? Please explain your answer.2.Select a retailer and calculate how much you are worth to that retailer if you continue to shop there for the rest of your life(your customer lifetime value).What factors should you consider when deriving an estimate of your lifetime value to a retailer? How can a retailer increase your lifetime value?第二篇:市场营销学期末试卷《市场营销》模拟试卷5一、单项选择题1.在市场营销实践中,希望从别人那里去得到所需资源并愿意以某种有价之物作为交换的人是()。

市场营销英语版试题

市场营销英语版试题

4p:product、price、place、promotion、4c:customer solution、customer cost、convenience、communication4c的不足之处企业营销可能会在新的层次上统一化,不能形成个性化营销优势4c以顾客需求为向导、但顾客需求有合理性和个别性问题4c仍然没有体现既赢得客户、有长期的拥有客户关系营销思想、也没有解决满足顾客需求的操作性问题。

Concept checkWhat is marketing?Answer:marketing is an organizational function and set of processes for creating communicating, and delivering value to customers and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders.Marketing focuses on __discovering and satisfying consumer needs.What are the four marketing mix elements that make up the organization”s marketing program?Test bank1 a study of marketing can :EA enable you to be a more informed citizenB help you in your careerC demonstrate how marketing affects your lifeD make you a better consumerE do all of above3 prospective customers include:EA individuals buying for themselvesB individuals buying for their householdsC organizations that buy for their own use (such as manufacturers)D organizations that buy for resale (such as wholesalers and retailers)E do all of above4 marketing seeks to discover the needs and wants of prospective customers and satisfy them 。

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

I。

True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1. It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up。

2。

Social class is determined only by an individual's income。

3。

Target costing involves designing a new product,determining its cost, and then asking, “Can we sell it for that?”4.A company should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time。

5。

The costs of obtaining, processing,storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive。

6。

For simplicity’s sake,and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable。

7。

Only tangible goods are considered products。

8。

The core product is a form of product that consists of activities,benefits,or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything。

市场营销学试卷6(含答案)

市场营销学试卷6(含答案)

市场营销学试卷6(含答案)市场营销模拟题(六)⼀、单项选择题(15分)1、你在购买⽛膏、⽛刷等⽣活必需品时的购买决策主要依据已往的经验和习惯,较少受⼴告宣传和时尚的影响,在购买过程中也很少受周围⽓氛、他⼈意见的影响,你的购买类型属于()A.习惯型B.冲动型C.疑虑型D.理智型E.模仿型F.经济型G.情感型2.⽣产资料分销渠道中最重要的类型是( )A.⽣产者→批发商→⽤户B.⽣产者→⽤户C.⽣产者→代理商→⽤户D.⽣产者→代理商→批发商→⽤户3.()是市场细分的客观基础A.需求的异质性B.市场的同质性C.需求的相似性D.消费者的共同偏好E.企业的营销观F.市场的竞争状况4.⼈们购买制冷⽤空调主要是为了在夏天获得凉爽空⽓,这属于空调产品整体概念中的()A核⼼产品B有形产品C附加产品D直接产品5.“吉列”公司给其产品剃须⼑架定价很低,⽽给其产品剃须⼑⽚定价很⾼,这种定价⽅法属于()A. 副产品定价法B.产品线定价法C.选购产品定价法D.附属产品定价法E.产品群定价法F.尾数定价法6.市场细分的概念是美国市场营销学家( )提出的。

A.迈克尔`波特B.麦卡西C.菲利普`科特勒7.林业企业只推出单⼀产品,运⽤单⼀的市场营销组合,⼒求在⼀定程度上适合尽可能多的顾客的需求,这种战略是()A.⽆差异市场营销战略B.密集市场营销战略C.差异市场营销战略D.集中市场营销战略8.按马斯洛的需要层次论,最⾼层次的需要是()A.⽣理需要B.安全需要C.⾃我实现需要D.社会需要9产业购买者往往这样选择供应商:你买我的产品,我也买你的产品,这种习惯做法称为()A.直接购买B 冲动购买 C.往返购买 D.互惠购买10. 中国服装设计师李艳萍设计的⼥⼠服装以典雅、⾼贵享誉中外,在国际市场上,⼀件“李艳萍”牌中式旗袍售价⾼达1千美元,这种定价策略属于()A.声望定价B.基点定价C.招徕定价D.需求导向定价11、当⽣产量⼤且超过了企业⾃销能⼒的许可时,其渠道策略应该为()。

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

I. True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1. It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up。

2。

Social class is determined only by an individual’s income。

3。

Target costing involves designing a new product,determining its cost,and then asking, “Can we sell it for that?”4.A company should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time.5。

The costs of obtaining,processing,storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive。

6。

For simplicity's sake,and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable。

7. Only tangible goods are considered products.8。

The core product is a form of product that consists of activities,benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything. Examples are banking,hotels,airlines,retail, tax preparation,and home repair。

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

I. True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1。

It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up。

2. Social class is determined only by a n individual’s income.3. Target costing involves designing a new product, determining its cost,and then asking,“Can we sell it for that?”4.A company should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time。

5。

The costs of obtaining, processing, storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive。

6. For simplicity’s sake, and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable。

7。

Only tangible goods are considered products。

8.The core product is a form of product that consists of activities, benefits,or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything。

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

I. True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1. It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up.2. Social class is determined only by a n individual’s income.3. Target costing involves designing a new product, determining its cost, and then asking, “Can we sell it for that?”4.A company should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time.5. The costs of obtaining, processing, storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive.6. For simplicity’s sake, and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable.7. Only tangible goods are considered products.8.The core product is a form of product that consists of activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything. Examples are banking, hotels, airlines, retail, tax preparation, and home repair..9.The purpose of idea screening is to reduce the number of new ideas.10.Value-based pricing uses the buyer’s perception of value to set prices.11.Reference prices are prices that buyers carry around in their minds and refer to when looking at a product.12. The term disintermediation refers to the displacement of traditional resellers from a marketing channel by radical new types of intermediaries.13.Department stores carry narrow product lines with deep assortments within those lines.14.A company’s total marketing communications mix is also called its marketing mix.15.Unlike mass production, which eliminates the need for human interaction, one-to-onemarketing has made relationships with customers more important than ever.16.Because customers differ, communications programs need not be developed for specificsegments, niches, and even individuals.17. Awareness, knowledge, and preparation are buyer-readiness stages.18. The difference between human needs and wants is that needs are states of felt deprivation.19. This strategy calls for offering modified or new products to current markets. We term itproduct development.20. When faced with price competition cutting prices is often not the best answer.FFFTF FFFTT TTFFT FFTTTII. Multiple Choice Questions (2 points for each question)1.2.21. The four P’s in marketing refer to_____, _____, _____ and _____.A.product; place; price; promotionB.product; property; price; promotionC.production; property; people; promotionD.product; place; promotion; people22.Press releases, public affairs, and lobbying are all forms of _____.A.advertisingB.public relationsC.direct marketingD.sales promotion23. What are the four steps (in order) of the marketing research process?A.Define the problem, develop the research plan, implement the research plan, survey theparticipants.B.Define the problem, develop the research plan, implement the research plan, report thefindings.C.Define the problem, develop the research plan, survey the participants, report the findings.D.Develop the research plan, implement the research plan, survey the participants, report thefindings.24.The three types of research approaches a marketer may use are _____, _____ and _____.A.surveys; observations; historic reviewsB.observations; surveys; databasesC.observations; experiments; surveysD.experiments; databases; surveys25.Which type of research is best suited for gathering causal information?A.survey researchB.ethnographic researchC.observational researchD.experimental research26.The V ALS classification system measures a person’s _____.A.incomeB.occupationC.lifestyleD.personality27.A consumer purchasing fine furniture (which is expensive and for which a brand’s namematters) would probably result in _____ buying behavior.A.dissonance-reducingB.variety-seekingplexD.habitual28.Which of the following is not one of the major types of buying situations faced by businessbuyers?A.straight rebuyB.new task buyC.online rebuyD.modified rebuy29.Whi ch of the following is a powerful value proposition because it offers consumers a “gooddeal”?A.more for moreB.more for the sameC.the same for lessD.less for much less30.Which of the following steps of target marketing takes into account competitors’ offerings tothe market?A.market positioningB.market segmentationC.market targetingD.all of the above31.Which of the following structural factors is not related to a segment’s attractiveness?A.the presence of strong competitors in the segmentB.the existence of potential substitute productsC.the lack of raw materialsD.a number of powerful suppliers32.A company can lengthen its product line by _____ it or by _____ it.A.modifying; stretchingB.stretching; switchingC.filling; stretchingD.brushing; combing33.Consumer products include convenience products, shopping products, specialty products,and _____ products.A.uniqueB.luxuryC.unsoughtD.all of the above34.The two dimensions of product quality are _____ and _____.A.value; featuresB.style; designC.level; consistencyD.style; value35.Which of the following is not a special characteristic of service?A.tangibilityB.inseparabilityC.variabilityD.perishability36.Which of the following is not a reason that a new product might fail?A.The product is priced too high.B.The product is poorly designed.C.The estimated market for the product is too large.D.All of the above are reasons that a new product might fail.37.Once the new product ideas have been screened, the next step in the new productdevelopment process is _____.A.marketing strategyB.concept development and testingC.product developmentD.none of the above38._____ tend to grow slowly, remain popular for a while, and then decline slowly.A.FadsB.StylesC.FashionsD.Designs39.What is the break-even volume for a company with fixed costs of $50k, variable costs of $20and a price of $30/unit?A.500B.1000C.5000D.2500panies have two choices when setting prices for a product during the introductory stage.These choices are _____ and _____.A.market-skimming pricing; fixed pricingB.market-skimming pricing; value pricingC.value pricing; cost pricingD.market-penetration pricing; market-skimming pricingABBCD CCCCA CCCCA DBCCDIII. Essay (10 points for each question)41.How might the BCG matrix represent a life cycle?AnswerMany SBUs start out as question mark, then move into the star category if they succeed;stars eventually become cash cows, then perhaps, dogs.42.Demonstrate by example the three strategies of intensive, exclusive, and selectivedistribution.AnswerProducers of convenience products and common raw materials typically seek intensive distribution as a strategy to stock their products in as many outlets as possible. The goods are available where and when consumers want them, such as chewing gum.Exclusive distribution is used when the producer wants to stock its products with only one or a few dealers in an area. Examples are expensive cars and prestige clothing.Selective distribution is used when selling to more than one, but fewer than all of the intermediaries who are willing to carry a company’s products in a given market.Examples are name-brand blue jeans and computers.IV. Business Case (10 points for each question)The objective of the not-for-profit organization, disAbled for Access & Justice, is to advance the cause of disabled individuals in the Lancaster, Pennsylvania community.These efforts had met with both success and failure in recent years. Through the use of the threat of a suit under the Americans with Disability Act, Lancaster had recently been forced to install curb cuts at a cost of close to $3 million. Bringing this suit had burned some valuable social capital with the city’s officials who were under constant pressure to control real estate taxes. The organization’s leaders had also met privately with several new businesses in the downtown business district and convinced them to install access ramps. The group’s eventual goal, is to make Lancaster’s downtownbusiness district totally accessible to individuals in wheelchairs. This would require extensive marketing efforts targeting many different individuals and groups. They now need to convince their target “customers,” the city and the local businesses to buy their idea and spend the money needed to make total accessibility a reality rather than adream.43.The non-profit organization, disAbled for Access & Justice must determine an appealor theme that will produce the desired response. There are three types of appeals:rational, emotional, and moral. Which would you suggest they use?AnswerdisAbled for Access & Justice could use any of the three types of appeals. A rational appeal would include a cost-benefit analysis of access improvements being offset by gains in new revenues or elimination of lost revenues. Another element of a rational appeal would be the implied threat of legal action for noncompliance with the law. The emotional appeal is probably the easiest to visualize. Finally, a moral appeal is justifiedby the appealing to the local business owner’s sense of what is “right” and “proper”.44.How might the buyer-readiness stages model guide the promotion planning atdisAbled for Access & Justice?AnswerThe first issue with disAbled for Access & Justice is to make local businesses more aware of the problem. After awareness comes knowledge of what can and must be done to provide access to those who presently do not have it. It is necessary to accomplish a sense of buy-in to the concept of accessibility among the retail business community. Remember, the product here is more an idea than a physical product.。

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

I。

True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1。

It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up。

2. Social class is determined only by an individual’s income。

3. Target costing involves designing a new product, determining its cost,and then asking, “Can we sell it for that?”4.A company should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time.5. The costs of obtaining,processing, storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive。

6. For simplicity’s sake,and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable。

7. Only tangible goods are considered products。

8.The core product is a form of product that consists of activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything。

英文版市场营销学期末试卷

英文版市场营销学期末试卷

I. True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1.It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up.2.Social class is determined only by an individual’s ine.3.Target costing involves designing a new product, determining its cost, and then asking, “Can we sell it for that?”4.A pany should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time.5.The costs of obtaining, processing, storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive.6.For simplicity’s sake, and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable.7.Only tangible goods are considered products.8.The core product is a form of product that consists of activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything. Examples are banking, hotels, airlines, retail, tax preparation, and home repair..9.The purpose of idea screening is to reduce the number of new ideas.10.Value-based pricing uses the buyer’s perception of value to set prices.11.Reference prices are prices that buyers carry around in their minds and refer to when looking at a product.12. The term disintermediation refers to the displacement of traditional resellers from a marketing channel by radical new types of intermediaries.13.Department stores carry narrow product lines with deep assortments within those lines.14.A pany’s total marketing munications mix is also called its marketing mix.15.Unlike mass production, which eliminates the need for human interaction, one-to-onemarketing has made relationships with customers more important than ever.16.Because customers differ, munications programs need not be developed for specificsegments, niches, and even individuals.17.Awareness, knowledge, and preparation are buyer-readiness stages.18.The difference between human needs and wants is that needs are states of felt deprivation.19.This strategy calls for offering modified or new products to current markets. We term itproduct development.20.When faced with price petition cutting prices is often not the best answer.FFFTF FFFTT TTFFT FFTTTII. Multiple Choice Questions (2 points for each question)1.2.21.The four P’s in marketing refer to_____, _____, _____ and _____.A.product; place; price; promotionB.product; property; price; promotionC.production; property; people; promotionD.product; place; promotion; people22.Press releases, public affairs, and lobbying are all forms of _____.A.advertisingB.public relationsC.direct marketingD.sales promotion23. What are the four steps (in order) of the marketing research process?A.Define the problem, develop the research plan, implement the research plan, survey the participants.B.Define the problem, develop the research plan, implement the research plan, report the findings.C.Define the problem, develop the research plan, survey the participants, report the findings.D.Develop the research plan, implement the research plan, survey the participants, report the findings.24.The three types of research approaches a marketer may use are _____, _____ and _____.A.surveys; observations; historic reviewsB.observations; surveys; databasesC.observations; experiments; surveysD.experiments; databases; surveys25.Which type of research is best suited for gathering causal information?A.survey researchB.ethnographic researchC.observational researchD.experimental research26.The VALS classification system measures a person’s _____.A.ineB.occupationC.lifestyleD.personality27.A consumer purchasing fine furniture (which is expensive and for which a brand’s namematters) would probably result in _____ buying behavior.A.dissonance-reducingB.variety-seekingC.plexD.habitual28.Which of the following is not one of the major types of buying situations faced by businessbuyers?A.straight rebuyB.new task buyC.online rebuyD.modified rebuy29.Which of the following is a powerful value proposition because it offers consumers a “gooddeal”?A.more for moreB.more for the sameC.the same for lessD.less for much less30.Which of the following steps of target marketing takes into account petitors’ offerings to themarket?A.market positioningB.market segmentationC.market targetingD.all of the above31.Which of the following structural factors is not related to a segment’s attractiveness?A.the presence of strong petitors in the segmentB.the existence of potential substitute productsC.the lack of raw materialsD.a number of powerful suppliers32.A pany can lengthen its product line by _____ it or by _____ it.A.modifying; stretchingB.stretching; switchingC.filling; stretchingD.brushing; bing33.Consumer products include convenience products, shopping products, specialty products, and_____ products.A.uniqueB.luxuryC.unsoughtD.all of the above34.The two dimensions of product quality are _____ and _____.A.value; featuresB.style; designC.level; consistencyD.style; value35.Which of the following is not a special characteristic of service?A.tangibilityB.inseparabilityC.variabilityD.perishability36.Which of the following is not a reason that a new product might fail?A.The product is priced too high.B.The product is poorly designed.C.The estimated market for the product is too large.D.All of the above are reasons that a new product might fail.37.Once the new product ideas have been screened, the next step in the new productdevelopment process is _____.A.marketing strategyB.concept development and testingC.product developmentD.none of the above38._____ tend to grow slowly, remain popular for a while, and then decline slowly.A.FadsB.StylesC.FashionsD.Designs39.What is the break-even volume for a pany with fixed costs of $50k, variable costs of $20 and aprice of $30/unit?A.500B.1000C.5000D.250040.panies have two choices when setting prices for a product during the introductory stage.These choices are _____ and _____.A.market-skimming pricing; fixed pricingB.market-skimming pricing; value pricingC.value pricing; cost pricingD.market-penetration pricing; market-skimming pricingABBCD CCCCA CCCCA DBCCDIII. Essay (10 points for each question)41.How might the BCG matrix represent a life cycle?AnswerMany SBUs start out as question mark, then move into the star category if they succeed; stars eventually bee cash cows, then perhaps, dogs.42.Demonstrate by example the three strategies of intensive, exclusive, and selectivedistribution.AnswerProducers of convenience products and mon raw materials typically seek intensive distribution as a strategy to stock their products in as many outlets as possible. The goods are available where and when consumers want them, such as chewing gum.Exclusive distribution is used when the producer wants to stock its products with only one or a few dealers in an area. Examples are expensive cars and prestige clothing.Selective distribution is used when selling to more than one, but fewer than all of the intermediaries who are willing to carry a pany’s products in a given market. Examples are name-brand blue jeans and puters.IV. Business Case (10 points for each question)The objective of the not-for-profit organization, disAbled for Access & Justice, is toadvance the cause of disabled individuals in the Lancaster, Pennsylvania munity. These efforts had met with both success and failure in recent years. Through the use of thethreat of a suit under the Americans with Disability Act, Lancaster had recently beenforced to install curb cuts at a cost of close to $3 million. Bringing this suit had burned some valuable social capital with the city’s officials who were under constant pressure to control real estate taxes. The organization’s leaders had also met privately with several new businesses in the downtown business district and convinced them to install access ramps. The group’s eventual goal, is to make Lancaster’s downtown business district totally accessible to individuals in wheelchairs. This would require extensive marketing efforts targeting many different individuals and groups. They now need to convince their target “customers,” the city and the local businesses to buy their idea and spend the money needed to make total accessibility a reality rather than a dream.43.The non-profit organization, disAbled for Access & Justice must determine an appeal ortheme that will produce the desired response. There are three types of appeals: rational, emotional, and moral. Which would you suggest they use?AnswerdisAbled for Access & Justice could use any of the three types of appeals. A rational appeal would include a cost-benefit analysis of access improvements being offset bygains in new revenues or elimination of lost revenues. Another element of a rational appeal would be the implied threat of legal action for nonpliance with the law. The emotional appeal is probably the easiest to visualize. Finally, a moral appeal is justified by the appealing to the local business owner’s sense of what is “right” and “proper”.44.How might the buyer-readiness stages model guide the promotion planning atdisAbled for Access & Justice?AnswerThe first issue with disAbled for Access & Justice is to make local businesses more aware of the problem. After awareness es knowledge of what can and must be done to provide access to those who presently do not have it. It is necessary to acplish a sense of buy-in to the concept of accessibility among the retail business munity. Remember, the product here is more an idea than a physical product.。

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I. True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1. It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up.2. Social class is determined only by a n individual’s income.3. Target costing involves designing a new product, determining its cost, and then asking, “Can we sell it for that?”4.A company should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time.5. The costs of obtaining, processing, storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive.6. For simplicity’s sake, and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable.7. Only tangible goods are considered products.8.The core product is a form of product that consists of activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything. Examples are banking, hotels, airlines, retail, tax preparation, and home repair..9.The purpose of idea screening is to reduce the number of new ideas.10.Value-based pricing uses the buyer’s perception of value to set prices.11.Reference prices are prices that buyers carry around in their minds and refer to when looking at a product.12. The term disintermediation refers to the displacement of traditional resellers from a marketing channelby radical new types of intermediaries.13.Department stores carry narrow product lines with deep assortments within those lines.14.A company’s total marketing communications mix is also called its marketing mix.15.Unlike mass production, which eliminates the need for human interaction, one-to-one marketinghas made relationships with customers more important than ever.16.Because customers differ, communications programs need not be developed for specific segments,niches, and even individuals.17. Awareness, knowledge, and preparation are buyer-readiness stages.18. The difference between human needs and wants is that needs are states of felt deprivation.19. This strategy calls for offering modified or new products to current markets. We term it productdevelopment.20. When faced with price competition cutting prices is often not the best answer.FFFTF FFFTT TTFFT FFTTTII. Multiple Choice Questions (2 points for each question)1.2.21. The four P’s in marketing refer to_____, _____, _____ and _____.A.product; place; price; promotionB.product; property; price; promotionC.production; property; people; promotionD.product; place; promotion; people22.Press releases, public affairs, and lobbying are all forms of _____.A.advertisingB.public relationsC.direct marketingD.sales promotion23. What are the four steps (in order) of the marketing research process?A.Define the problem, develop the research plan, implement the research plan, survey the participants.B.Define the problem, develop the research plan, implement the research plan, report the findings.C.Define the problem, develop the research plan, survey the participants, report the findings.D.Develop the research plan, implement the research plan, survey the participants, report the findings.24.The three types of research approaches a marketer may use are _____, _____ and _____.A.surveys; observations; historic reviewsB.observations; surveys; databasesC.observations; experiments; surveysD.experiments; databases; surveys25.Which type of research is best suited for gathering causal information?A.survey researchB.ethnographic researchC.observational researchD.experimental research26.The VALS classification system measures a person’s _____.A.incomeB.occupationC.lifestyleD.personality27. A consumer purchasing fine furniture (which is expensive and for which a brand’s name matters) would probably result in _____ buying behavior.A.dissonance-reducingB.variety-seekingplexD.habitual28.Which of the following is not one of the major types of buying situations faced by business buyers?A.straight rebuyB.new task buyC.online rebuyD.modified rebuy29.Whi ch of the following is a powerful value proposition because it offers consumers a “good deal”?A.more for moreB.more for the sameC.the same for lessD.less for much less30.Which of the following steps of target marketing takes into account competitors’ offerings to the market?A.market positioningB.market segmentationC.market targetingD.all of the above31.Which of the following structural factors is not related to a segment’s attractiveness?A.the presence of strong competitors in the segmentB.the existence of potential substitute productsC.the lack of raw materialsD. a number of powerful suppliers32. A company can lengthen its product line by _____ it or by _____ it.A.modifying; stretchingB.stretching; switchingC.filling; stretchingD.brushing; combing33.Consumer products include convenience products, shopping products, specialty products, and _____ products.A.uniqueB.luxuryC.unsoughtD.all of the above34.The two dimensions of product quality are _____ and _____.A.value; featuresB.style; designC.level; consistencyD.style; value35.Which of the following is not a special characteristic of service?A.tangibilityB.inseparabilityC.variabilityD.perishability36.Which of the following is not a reason that a new product might fail?A.The product is priced too high.B.The product is poorly designed.C.The estimated market for the product is too large.D.All of the above are reasons that a new product might fail.37.Once the new product ideas have been screened, the next step in the new product development process is _____.A.marketing strategyB.concept development and testingC.product developmentD.none of the above38._____ tend to grow slowly, remain popular for a while, and then decline slowly.A.FadsB.StylesC.FashionsD.Designs39.What is the break-even volume for a company with fixed costs of $50k, variable costs of $20 and a price of $30/unit?A.500B.1000C.5000D.2500panies have two choices when setting prices for a product during the introductory stage. These choices are _____ and _____.A.market-skimming pricing; fixed pricingB.market-skimming pricing; value pricingC.value pricing; cost pricingD.market-penetration pricing; market-skimming pricingABBCD CCCCA CCCCA DBCCDIII. Essay (10 points for each question)41.How might the BCG matrix represent a life cycle?AnswerMany SBUs start out as question mark, then move into the star category if they succeed; stars eventually become cash cows, then perhaps, dogs.42.Demonstrate by example the three strategies of intensive, exclusive, and selective distribution.AnswerProducers of convenience products and common raw materials typically seek intensive distribution as a strategy to stock their products in as many outlets as possible. The goods are available where and when consumers want them, such as chewing gum. Exclusive distribution is used when the producer wants to stock its products with only one or a few dealers in an area. Examples are expensive cars and prestige clothing. Selective distribution is used when selling to more than one, but fewer than all of the intermediaries who are willing to carry a company’s products in a given market. Examples are name-brand blue jeans and computers.IV. Business Case (10 points for each question)The objective of the not-for-profit organization, disAbled for Access & Justice, is to advance the cause of disabled individuals in the Lancaster, Pennsylvania community. These efforts had met with both success and failure in recent years. Through the use of the threat of a suit under the Americans with Disability Act, Lancaster had recently been forced to install curb cuts at a cost of close to $3m illion. Bringing this suit had burned some valuable social capital with the city’s officials who were under constant pressure to control real estate taxes. The organization’s leaders had also met privately with several new businesses in the downtown business district and convinced them to install access ramps. The group’s eventual goal, is to make Lancaster’s downtown business district totally accessibleto individuals in wheelchairs. This would require extensive marketing efforts targeting many differenti ndividuals and groups. They now need to convince their target “customers,” the city and the localbusinesses to buy their idea and spend the money needed to make total accessibility a reality rather than a dream.43.The non-profit organization, disAbled for Access & Justice must determine an appeal or themethat will produce the desired response. There are three types of appeals: rational, emotional, andmoral. Which would you suggest they use?AnswerdisAbled for Access & Justice could use any of the three types of appeals. A rational appeal would include a cost-benefit analysis of access improvements being offset by gains in new revenues or elimination of lost revenues. Another element of a rational appeal would be the implied threat of legal action for noncompliance with the law. The emotional appeal is probably the easiest to visualize. Finally,a moral appeal is justified by the appealing to the local business owner’s sense of what is “right” and“proper”.44.How might the buyer-readiness stages model guide the promotion planning at disAbledfor Access & Justice?AnswerThe first issue with disAbled for Access & Justice is to make local businesses more aware of the problem. After awareness comes knowledge of what can and must be done to provide access to those who presently do not have it. It is necessary to accomplish a sense of buy-in to the concept of accessibility among the retail business community. Remember, the product here is more an idea than a physical product.青年人首先要树雄心,立大志,其次就要决心作一个有用的人才。

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英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

I。

True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1。

It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up。

2。

Social class is determined only by a n individual’s income.3. Target costing involves designing a new product,determining its cost, and then asking, “Can we sell it for that?”4.A company should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time.5. The costs of obtaining, processing,storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive.6. For simplicity’s sake, and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable.7. Only tangible goods are considered products.8。

The core product is a form of product that consists of activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything。

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英文版市场营销学期末试卷3

A, True or False (2’X10=20’)1.Inter-organizational relationship is a unique phenomenon in China2.The marginal effect of advertising on sales is always same throughoutdifferent stages of new product diffusion.3.Frequent price promotion hurts brand equity.4.The sales quantity of a new product is evenly distributed in different timeperiods.5.Advertising is a more efficient way to increase consumer’s new productawareness level than personal communication.6.Bundled products are always priced lower than non-bundled products.7.New product development involves very high cost and risks of failure.Therefore, companies should not develop new product.8.The higher the price, the lower the demand, given others constant.9.Product line extension could possibly damage the reputation of the motherbrand.10.The marketing concept holds that the key to achieving organizational goalsconsists of the company being more effective than competitors in creating,delivering, and communicating superior customer value to its chosen targetmarkets.Answers:1,F 2,F 3,T, 4,F 5,T, 6,F, 7,F 8,F, 9,T, 10, TB. Multiple Choices (3’x10=30’)1, Which of the following could explain why the prices of ice cream products made by Haagen-dazs are much higher in China market than in US market?a. the income level of the target customers in China is higher than income level of the target customers in US.b. the transportation across the continent involves very high costc. the company uses market-skimming pricing tacticd. the quality level of Haagen-dazs product in China is much higher than that in US. 2, Starbucks offers a special mug worth a price of RMB30 to the customers. With this mug, customers could save RMB2 each time they purchase any Starbucks coffee. Which of following could best explain Starbuck’s profit driven behavior? a, environment sustainability b, two-part tariff extracting more consumer surplus c, attracting more customers d, transfer to mug industry3, General Mills offers different product lines in China market from those in US. What kind of strategy General Mills uses here in the world marketplace?a, price discriminationb, cost leadershipc, focusd, differentiation4, Every night after working the swing shift, Sierra stops by the 7-Eleven store near her house. She often buys bread and drinks while she’s there even though the prices at the 7-Eleven store are higher than at her local supermarket. The7-Eleven store is an example of a __________.a. specialty storeb. superstorec. warehouse stored. convenience store5, In the buying center, __________ are people who request that something be purchased, including users or others.a. initiatorsb. influencersc. decidersd. approvers6, A(n) __________ market is characterized by a fairly narrowly defined market with a complete and distinct set of needs, and a willingness to pay a premium to meet those needs.a. localb. nichec. individuald. derived7, Best Buy will often try to sell a buyer of a high-end television monitor an extended warranty. This is an example of selling a __________.a. pure tangible goodb. tangible good with accompanying servicesc. hybridd. pure service8, Which of the following is NOT an entry barrier?a. Economies of scale.b. Scarce locations.c. High capital requirements.d. Abundance of distributors.9, In the absence of noticeable and rapid healing, Susan is not sure whether she got good service by her physician. Medical services are a good example of this type of difficulty— __________—where the consumer finds hard to evaluate even after consumption.a. search qualitiesb. experience qualitiesc. credence qualitiesd. differentiation qualities10, Intel, one of the largest producers of integrated circuit chips, puts a great deal of effort into expanding production of chips to drive down the cost and thus expand the market. This is most indicative of the __________ concept.a. productionb. productc. customerd. marketing1,c, 2,b 3,d, 4,d 5,a 6,a, 7,b, 8,d, 9,c 10,aC. Short Essay Questions (10’+10’=20’)1, Please discuss why online players like those shops in the promote its brand image in the offline environment. (10’)Answer KeysHighly competitive online market. So many competitors. Offline advertising or promotion may improve the consumer’s awareness levelSynergy of online and offline2, A customer service manager of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China invites you to help them improve the service quality to clients in residence. What kind of suggestions you could give them? (10’)Answer KeysReliability; responsiveness, assurance, empathy, tangibles (explain and how to be applied)D. Long Essay Questions (30’)Suppose that you are invited to provide consulting services for Yong Qi barber shop. This company has hundreds of chain stores in Shanghai, Beijing and Hangzhou. Currently, the firm has two business units: hair cut services and massage services. Now, the firm plans to expand its business into acupuncture area.1)Please comment on the industry attractiveness level of hair cut services, applyPorter’s five forces model. (10’)Answer KeysSupplier power: generally low, because it’s easy to train a professional barber. Yet training a highly proficient hair designer is difficult.Customer power: generally high. Because hair cut is not a critical event in daily life. Rivalry: a highly competitive industry with many competitors.Entry barrier: lowSubstitute: no substituteIt is not an attractive industry2)Please comment on the competitive advantages that Yong Qi might have in thisindustry. (10’)Answer KeysScale of economy, higher bargaining power to suppliers (e.g. shampoo), flexible for customers in terms of places of services, standardized service procedure,3)Please advise how Yong Qi could apply marketing 4Ps as a tool to develop itsnew business in the acupuncture area. (10’)Answer KeysPromotion: Brand extension to another industry, existing customer base. Customer’s awareness level might be high. No need for advertising. But person to person promotion to reduce the customer’s suspicion of new services.Existing customer referral; loyalty cardProduct: acupuncture service might be a double-edged new product. On the one hand, the entry barrier might be high, requiring special certificate. On other hand, it might complement the massage services.Service quality issue.Services extension.Communication and setting up trust with the customerPrice: lower price to penetrate the marketbundling massage services with new acupuncture services; considering that massage services and acupuncture services are complementary, the prices of bundled services should be higher than the sum of the two services if performed alone; market skimming strategyPlace (channel): word of mouth dissemination, store design。

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英文版市场营销学期末试卷5

I. True / False Questions (1 point for each question)1。

It is probably best for those firms with limited financial and personnel resources to avoid concentrated or niche marketing until resources can be built up.2。

Social class is determined only by an individual’s income.3。

Target costing involves designing a new product,determining its cost,and then asking,“Can we sell it for that?"4。

A company should target segments in which it can profitably generate the greatest customer value and sustain it over time.5. The costs of obtaining, processing, storing and delivering information is relatively inexpensive.6. For simplicity’s sake, and to keep their costs under control most marketers generally limit their segmentation analysis to one variable.7。

Only tangible goods are considered products。

8。

The core product is a form of product that consists of activities,benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible and do not result in the ownership of anything。

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Section 1: Multiple Choices (75%)This section has 30 questions, each worth 2.5%. For each question, you must choose ONLY one choice which you think best fits in. Please transfer the code of your choice into the attached Answer Sheet.1.Marketing seeks to create and manage profitable customer relationshipsby delivering ________ to customers.petitive pricesb.superior valuec.superior serviced.superior promotione.product assortment2.Customer satisfaction depends on the product’s perceived valuerelative to the buyer’s ________.a.cost of obtaining the productb.expectationsc.cost of competing productsd.cost of the lost experiencee.all of the above3.To reduce demand for space on congested expressways in Washington, D.C.,the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments has attempted to engage in ________.a.target marketingb.deregulationc.demarketingd.gray marketinge.integration4. Your firm is attempting to divide up the total market to determine the bestsegments it can serve. Which is the correct order of doing so?a.market segmentation, target marketing, market positioningb.target marketing, market positioning, market segmentationc.market positioning, market segmentation, target marketingd.market segmentation, market positioning, target marketinge.mass marketing, demographic segmentation, psychographicsegmentation5. A company with limited resources might enter a new market by serving ________ segment(s).a.the largestb.the most profitablec.duald.one or a fewe.three or more6.Today the four Ps are compared to the four Cs. Product and place are called________ and ________, respectively.a.convenience; customer solutionb.customer cost; conveniencemunication; customer solutiond.customer solution; conveniencemunication; convenience7.This systematic collection and analysis of publicly availableinformation about competitors and developments in the marketing environment is very useful. What is it called?a. marketing datab. marketing intelligencec. Web masterd. sales and sales managemente. secondary data8.Survey research is best suited for gathering ________ information.a. personalb. preferencec. attituded. descriptivee. exploratory9.Which form of data can usually be obtained more quickly and at a lowercost?a. primaryb. censusc. secondaryd. syndicatede. tertiary10. ________ are people within a reference group who, because of special skills, knowledge, personality, or other characteristics, exert influence on others.a. Opinion leadersb. Habitual buyersc. Charismatic personalitiesd. Perceptionistse. Wild ducks11. ________ are defined as smaller cultural groups of people with sharedvalue systems based on common life experiences and situations.a. Alternative evaluationsb. Cognitive dissonancesc. Subculturesd. Motivese. Attitudes12. To marketers, more important than reality is ________, the processby which people select, organize, and interpret information to forma meaningful picture of the world.a. personalityb. perceptionc. selective groupd. habitual behaviore. assessment13. Markets can be segmented into groups of nonusers, ex-users, potentialusers, first-time users, and regular users of a product. This method of segmentation is called ________.er statusage ratec.benefitd.behaviore.product frequency14. Mass marketers, such as Target and Venture Stores, ignore marketsegment differences and target the whole market with one offer. What is their approach to segmenting?a.undifferentiated marketingb.differentiated marketingc.target marketingd.blanket marketinge.intelligent marketing15. A segmenting approach that has been around for a long time that canbe very effective—________— tailors brands and promotions to the needs and wants of specific cities, neighborhoods, and even specific stores.a.micromarketingb.differentiated marketingc.niche marketingd.local marketinge. A or D16. ________ are consumer products and services with uniquecharacteristics or brand identification for which a significant group of buyers is willing to make a special purchase effort.a.Shopping productsb.Unsought productsc.Specialty productsd.Industrial productse.Line extensions17. A(n) ________ is a name, term, sign, symbol, design, or a combinationof these, that identifies that maker or seller of a product or service.a.serviceb.brandc.co-brandd.internal markete.external market18.Product mix ________ refers to the number of different product linesthe company carries. Procter & Gamble markets 250 brands organized into many product lines.a.lengthb.heightc.widthd.perimetere.depth19.General Electric worked with Culligan to develop its Water byCulligan Profile Performance refrigerator with a built-in Culligan water filtration system. This is an example of ________.a.brand extensionb.brand equityc.co-brandingd.internal marketinge.cannibalization20. Which of the stages in the product life cycle is characterized byrapid market acceptance, increasing sales, and increasing profits?a.introductionb.maturityc.growthd.declinee.development21.What actually leads to greater competition in the maturity stage ofthe PLC?a.overcapacityb.many competitorsc.poor managementd.inadequate promotione. a lack of money22. Some companies have adopted a ________ strategy, offering just theright combination of quality and good service at a fair price.a.value-based pricingb.good-value pricingc.cost-plus pricingd.low-price imagee.none of the abovewyers, accountants, and other professionals typically price byadding a standard markup for profit. This is known as ________.a.variable costsb.cost-plus pricingc.value-based pricingd.break-even pricee.penetration pricing24.Consumer perceptions of the product’s val ue set the ________.a.demand curveb.floorc.ceilingd.variable coste.image25. By definition, a conventional distribution channel consists of oneor more independent producers, wholesalers, and ________.a.productsb.retailersc.contractsd.strangerse.merchants26.The most common type of contractual agreement in business is the________.a.franchise organizationb.vertical marketing systemc.conventional marketing channeld.corporate VMSe.scrambled system27. A recent major trend, whereby producers are bypassing intermediariesand going directly to final buyers, or radically new types of channel intermediaries are emerging to displace traditional ones is referred to as ________.a.the vertical marketing systemb.the corporate marketing systemc.disintermediationd.the corporate mergere. a hostile takeover28. The communication tools a company uses to pursue its advertisingand marketing objectives is often referred to as the company’s ________.a.direct marketingb.integrated marketingc.promotion mixpetitive marketinge.target marketing29.The major promotion tool that includes catalogs, telephone marketing,kiosks, the Internet, and more is called ________.a.sales promotionb.direct marketingc.affordable methodd.public relationse.advertising30. A message showing a product’s quality, economy, value, orperformance is called a ________ appeal.a.structuralb.rationalc.emotionald.morale.linguisticSection 2 Short Answer Questions (25%)Answer each question with adequate knowledge you have learned in this course. You need to present your answer and the question number in the Attached Answer Sheet.1.Outline the four major steps in designing a customer-drivenmarketing strategy. (7%)Answer KeysThe first step is market segmentation: dividing a market into smaller groups of buyers with distinct needs, characteristics, or behaviors, who might require separate products or marketing mixes. The company then identifies different ways to segment the market and develops profiles of the resulting market segment. The third step is differentiating the firm’s market offering to create superior customer value. The final step is market positioning: arranging for a market offering to occupy a clear, distinctive, and desirable place relative to competing products in the minds of target consumers..2.Discuss the importance of consumer perceptions of value and coststo setting prices. (8%)Answer KeysCustomer perceptions of value set the upper limit for prices, and costs set the lower limit. However, in setting prices within these limits the company must then consider other internal and external factors. Internal factors affecting pricing include the c ompany’s overall marketing strategy, objectives, and marketing mix, as well as other organizational considerations. External factors include the nature of the market and demand, competitors’ strategies and prices, and other environmental factors.3.What advantages do multichannel distribution systems offer intoday’s markets? (8%)Answer KeysWhat is the principle advantage of using a multichannel distribution system? With each new channel in a multichannel distribution system the company expands its sales and market coverage and gains opportunities to tailor its products and services to the specific needs of diverse customer segments.。

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