chapter 3 quiz Flashcards

1
Q

Something that can be marketed
to customers because it
provides them with a benefit and
satisfies a need

A

Product

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2
Q

An intangible product is
also known as this

A

Service

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3
Q

If no product existed prior
to its invention, then the
product is _____.

A

“new-to-the-market”

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4
Q

The value to a consumer
of having a good or service
available at a convenient
time

A

Time Utility

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5
Q

The value to consumers
from changing the
composition
of a product

A

Form Utility

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6
Q

A specific group of consumers
that have particular interests in a
product, access to it, and the
means to buy it

A

Target Market

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7
Q

buyers who want the product for personal use

A

consumer market

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8
Q

group of potential customers with common characteristics that influence their buying decisions

A

market segement

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9
Q

a word letter sound or symbol that differentiates a products from similar products on the market

A

brand

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10
Q

When the manufacturer attaches no branding information to a product except a description of its context

A

generic branding

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11
Q

classifies consumers on the basis of individual lifesytles as they’re reflected in peoples interests activities and attitudes and values

A

psychographic segmentation

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12
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process of dividing the market into groups based on such variables as age and income

A

demographic segmentation

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13
Q

pricing strategy in which seller generates early profits by starting off charging the highest price that customers will pay

A

skimming pricing

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14
Q

pricing strategy in which the seller charges a low price on a new product to discourage competition and market share

A

penetration pricing

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15
Q

A narrowly defined group of potential customers with a fairly specific set of needs

A

niche

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16
Q

electronic devices that are able to connect to the internet and share data with other internet-enabled devices

A

Internet of things

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17
Q

very large collections of data that are analyzed by computers to reveal useful consumer information

A

big data

18
Q

a pricing strategy where the price of an item fluctuates frequently based on complicated algorithms

A

dynamic pricing

19
Q

intended to attract potential buyers by building a strong brand reputation through online content

A

content marketing

20
Q

consumer preference for particular brand that develops over time based on satisfaction

A

brand loyalty

21
Q

rider grad and moderator of the J&J panel

A

nicole addesso

22
Q

rider grad and founder of the LGS marketing services

A

laura glotzbach

23
Q

scientist, cosmonaut angel investor

A

greg olsen

24
Q

country of rocket lift off when Greg olsen went to the ISS

A

Kazakhstan

25
Q

laura Glotzbach said “identifying this is a fundamental, critical piece of your marketing strategy”

A

target market

26
Q

a series of activities by which a product idea is transformed into a final product

A

product development process

27
Q

buyers who want the product for use in making other products

A

industrial market

28
Q

pricing strategy that sets prices artificially high to give the impression of a high-quality product

A

prestige pricing

29
Q

the key to persuading customers to buy your products is delivering_?

A

value

30
Q

this gives customers a glimpse of the product, and it should be designed to attract their attention

A

packaging

31
Q

4 Ps of marketing

A

product(product, services, packaging), price(discount, offer price, credit policy), place(market, channel, distribution), promotion(advertising, publicity, sales promotion)

32
Q

4 types of utility

A

time(good or service available at a convenient time), place(good or service available at a convenient location), ownership(created by transferring a products ownership), Form (created by changing the composition of a product)

33
Q

what is utility

A

Utility refers to the benefits obtained from consuming an item or service.

34
Q

Pricing strategies and when each would be used

A

the pricing strategy a company would adopt
depends on whether its product is new or existing. depends on whether its product

35
Q

The Internet of Things is having a major impact on our lives in numerous
ways including:

A

how we interact with our homes, safter automobiles and future that includes driverless cars safer, and fitness and health

36
Q

How do companies use Big Data?

A

Data extracted from social networks and search engines help marketers create better ads geared to targeted customers

37
Q

what is product marketing

A

focuses on selling product to a specific demographic by using a traditional approach

38
Q

advantages of selling online?

A

reach people from all locations, less expensive
easier to capture data on customers

39
Q

disadvantages of selling online

A

consumers feel uncomfortable buying online, some want to see the product, lots of competition, especially from amazon.

40
Q

effective ways to drive sales with social media?

A

use social channels that your target market in using, create great content that doesn’t sound pushy, make it easy for people to buy, and consider paid ads.