Test 1 Ch 4 Flashcards

1
Q

True or False: There is really only one type of customer — a new customer. Your answer: False

A

False

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2
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Which of the following is an example of a customer “type”? (Choose the best answer.) Your answer: Each of these options

A

Each

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3
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True or False: There is only one type of competition for businesses — direct competitors. Your answer: False

A

False

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4
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An example of a “substitute” (not a “direct” competitive offering) for a hamburger at McDonald’s is ____. (choose the best answer) Your answer: Making a hamburger at home instead of buying one at McDonald’s

A

Making a hamburger at home instead of buying one at McDonald’s

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5
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True or False: Companies should be as concerned about indirect competitors as direct competitors when it comes to customers. Your answer: True

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True

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6
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True or False: If someone makes a purchase based on a functional benefit, it means they have always purchased that particular product. Your answer: False

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False

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7
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Someone purchasing on price — whether it’s the cheapest or the most expensive, is an example of ____. Your answer: Cost benefit

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Cost benefit

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8
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True or False: A social benefit means making a purchase because it makes the buyer feel a sense of belonging to a particular group or class. Your answer: True

A

True

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9
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True or False: There are six commonly held benefits that customers may (or may not) experience from making a purchase. Your answer: True

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True

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10
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True or False: The “consumer buying process” begins with recognizing a problem or opportunity. Your answer: True

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True

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11
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True or False: Customer experience could be characterized as the culmination of all the interactions and touchpoints a customer has with a brand. Your answer: True

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True

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12
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Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) and Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) help companies determine ____. Your answer: How much customers are worth to the organization and how much should be spent on acquiring new customers

A

How much customers are worth to the organization and how much should be spent on acquiring new customers

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13
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True or False: Customers don’t have much power over companies through their purchases. Your answer: False

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False

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14
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Which is / are among the basic stages of the Buyer’s Journey? (Choose the best answer.) Your answer: Each of these options Correct 10/10

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Each

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