Market segments that can be effectively reached and served are said to be ________.
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measurable |
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profitable |
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substantial |
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accessible |
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actionable |
Which of the following is true of product positioning?
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A product's position is defined by the number of competitors in a market. |
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Product positioning has little influence on the design of marketing mixes. |
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Consumers cannot position products with or without the help of marketers. |
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To simplify the buying process, consumers are likely to position products in their minds. |
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Consumers generally reevaluate products every time they make a buying decision. |
________ refer to a form of product that consists of activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible.
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Co-brands |
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Services |
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Horizontal extensions |
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Pure products |
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Line extensions |
Which of the following is most likely a true statement about shopping products?
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The existence of such products is generally unknown to consumers. |
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A life insurance policy is an example of a shopping product. |
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Shopping products tend to be less expensive than convenience products. |
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Shopping products are purchased less frequently than convenience products. |
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Consumers typically spend very little time comparing shopping products. |
Lengthening a product line beyond its current range is referred to as product line ________.
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strengthening |
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filling |
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stretching |
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mixing |
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widening |
Service variability means that ________.
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service quality depends on when, where, and how they are provided |
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the evaluation of services is subjective and changes from customer to customer |
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services cannot be seen, tasted, felt, heard, or smelled before they are bought |
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services can be separated from their providers |
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services cannot be stored for later sale or use |
Answer
1.Market segments that can be effectively reached and served are said to be
✓ accessible
2. The following is true of product positioning:
✓ To simplify the buying process, consumers are likely to position products in their minds.
3. ________ refer to a form of product that consists of activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale that are essentially intangible
✓ services
4. the following is most likely a true statement about shopping products
✓ Shopping products are purchased less frequently than convenience products.
5. Lengthening a product line beyond its current range is referred to as product line
✓ stretching
6. Service variability means that
✓ service quality depends on when, where, and how they are provided
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