Marketing is Dynamic
The Marketing Concept and Mixed Questions
Targeting a Market
Consumers and Competition
Business Basics and Mixed-Up Questions
100

Why is marketing dynamic?

Marketing is dynamic because that focuses on the customer to generate a profitable exchange.

100

List the three elements of the marketing concept.

The three elements of of the marketing concept are identify what are the needs of the customers, develop new products to fit those needs and to operate your profitable business. 


100

List three geographic variables.

The three geographic variables are location, climate and community size. 


100

Give an example of each of the three categories of influences on consumers.

The three influences on consumers are culture,family and friends and co-workers. An example of each is would be how culture influences, family influences, and friends influences. 


100

Explain the differences between a sole proprietorship, a partnership, and a corporation.


The difference between a sole proprietorship, partnership and corporation is sole proprietorship is owned by one person, partnership is owned by a group of small people, and a corporation is a legal entity for the people who own it.

200

Describe each of the Four Ps. Give an example of each.


The four P’s in Marketing is Product, Place, Price, and Promotion. An example is a good, service of idea for prosduct, a area where the product will be sold, the amount or cost of the product, and hwo the product can be seen or founded. 


200

What are the Four Ps of marketing?

The four P’s of marketing are product, place, price and promotion

200

List five demographic variables.

The five demographic variables are age, gender, income, enthicy and family make up.

200

List Maslow’s human hierarchy of needs. (5)

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs are: 


  • safety

  • self actualization

  • etsemm

  • acceptance

  • physical needs

200

Describe each of the four functions of business.

The four functions of business are production, finance, marketing and management. The production is where the product is made, finance is where the money is distributed for the product, marketing is how the product is marketed and management is how the business manages the product.

300

Describe the difference between goods, services, and ideas.

The difference between the goods, services and ideas are goods are tangible and intangible items such as a watch. A service is a place that offers a product to you such as getting a massage at a salon, a idea is a opportunity that is given to understand a product such going to get ice cream can be a idea in marketing.

300

Give a brief description of the seven functions of marketing.

The seven functions of marketing are channel management, MIM (marketing-information-management), marketing planning, pricing, product/service management, promotion and selling. 


300

List five psychographic variables.


The five phsyhographic variables are lifestyle, values, hobbies, interests and attitudes.  

300

Give an example of each of the five buying motives. (5)

  • Self actualization: self serves to elderly people

  • Esteem: a new watch

  • Acceptance: applications of online

  • Safety: car seats to protect your child. 

  • Physiological: yougurt that has natural products in in. 

300

In what ways is marketing international?

The ways that marketing is international because of increasing they linked improved technology and you can purchase any needs that from anywhere in the world.

400

What are the three kinds of products?

Goods, Services, Ideas

400

What is the difference between price competition and non-price competition?

Price competition and non-price competition is that price competition, products are complete substitutes, so companies stay competitive only if the price is lower, while in non-price competition, brands stand out because of quality, unique selling proposition, competitive advantage, great customer service, etc.


400

List three behavioural variables.

The three behavioural variables features, usage rate and brand loyalty. 


400

List the six steps in the consumer decision process.

  • observation

  • interview

  • survey

  • diaries

  • experiment

  • questions

400

What is the difference between a fad and a trend? 

The difference between a fad and a trend is that a fad lasts more than the a trend.

500

How do marketers make marketing mix decisions? 

Marketers make marketing mix decisions based on questions that are the marketing mix such as asking where would teh product be sold?, where can they be sold and where would the ads be seen.

500

What is the difference between primary and secondary data?

Primary and secondary data is that collected data for a specific business and collected data from collecting from non-marketing reasons.

500

List the four qualities that a target market should have.

The four qualities that a target market should have are clearly defined needs, money to buy the product, willingness and authority to buy the product, enough customers in the market to be profitable. 


500

List the four levels of purchase decisions.

  • Extended Decision-Making.

  • Limited Decision-Making.

  • Habitual Buying Behavior.

  • Variety-Seeking Buying Behavior.


500

What is the difference between a dot-com and a bricks-and-mortar business?

The difference between a dot.com and a bricks and mortar business is that a dot.com is more simple of a business towards of a bricks- and motar business.

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