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Quiz 7: Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
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Question 21
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When an effective program can be designed for attracting and serving a chosen segment, the segment is best described as ________. accessible measurable reachable actionable differentiable
Question 22
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When the size, purchasing power, and profiles of a market segment can be determined, it possesses the requirement of being ________. measurable accessible substantial actionable observable
Question 23
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In Canada, cranberry sauce sales spike right before Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other holidays.A segmentation that seems to describe this phenomenon is _______. social class personality occasion readiness stage education
Question 24
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Barney Hopkins has compiled a list of things that make segments more attractive.Which of the following items should be on the list? profitability of products powerful suppliers to control prices many substitute products competition with superior resources financial resources
Question 25
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As in consumer segmentation, many marketers believe that ________ and ________ segmentation provide the best basis for segmenting business markets. geographic; demographic user status; user loyalty benefits; buying behaviour age and life-cycle; psychographic income; usage rate
Question 26
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International Drilling Company is a business-to-business company that segments its foreign markets by the income levels of a country's population.This firm segments on what basis? political factors legal factors geographic factors economic factors cultural factors
Question 27
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Mass marketers, such as Target and Venture Stores, often ignore market segment differences and target the whole market with one offer.What is their approach to segmenting? undifferentiated marketing differentiated marketing target marketing concentrated marketing micromarketing
Question 28
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The market segments your company is targeting are conceptually distinguishable and respond differently to different marketing mix elements and programs.Therefore, these segments are ________. accessible measurable reachable differentiable observable
Question 29
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The 55-year-old baby boomers share common needs in music and performers.When a music company decides to serve this group, the group is called a(n) ________. market segment target market well-defined market differentiated market undifferentiated market
Question 30
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When a market segment is large or profitable enough to serve, it is termed ________. measurable accessible substantial actionable differentiable
Question 31
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Lexus targets wealthy consumers with similar needs and buying behaviours, even though the consumers are located in different countries.This is an example of ________. intermarket segmentation loyalty segmentation life-cycle segmentation targeting segmentation psychographic segmentation
Question 32
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If Wealth TV decides to segment its market based on the social class of television viewers, what segmentation approach is Wealth TV using? geographic segmentation demographic segmentation psychographic segmentation behavioural segmentation situational factors
Question 33
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Many firms make an effort to identify smaller, better-defined target groups by using ________. user rates loyalty segmentation multiple segmentation bases positioning mass marketing
Question 34
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Which of the following is one of the reasons a segment would be less attractive to a company? no competitors substitute products concentrated market does not match company's long run objectives power of suppliers
Question 35
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To evaluate the different market segments your company is serving, you would look at which of the following factors? consumer size product growth segment structural attractiveness company culture company competitors