Mad Marketers
The Retail Games
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Spy Kids: Data Division
Let's Make a Deal
100

This marketing term describes the unique benefit your product offers that makes it better than competitors

What is a Unique Selling Proposition (USP)?

100

This discount chain is where we went to learn how stores use product placement and layouts to influence buying.

What is Dollar General?

100

This is the long form of SQA

What is Supplies Quality Assurance? 

100

These are the two main types of research that help us understand consumers. You heard about these at SLIC

What are qualitative and quantitative research?

100

This was the final negotiated offer for the Ducati bikes.

What is $175,000?
200

This person works with retailers to get products on shelves and build relationships. 

What is a Key Account Manager?

200

This role/person makes the final decision on what to put on shelves.

What is a retail buyer?

200

These are the total number of manufacturing plants pet nutrition owns

What is 14?

200

This role uses heat maps, shopper data, and POS data to understand how consumers shop

What is an Insights Manager/Category Manager?

200

This acronym describes your best backup option in a negotiation

What is BATNA? Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement

300

This is the most common color of pet food packaging in the grocery aisle at SLIC  

What is Yellow?

300

This area in a store is key for impulse purchases and often features candy or gum or batteries

What is the checkout zone?

300

This process involves checking suppliers to ensure they meet company standards and follow safety procedures.

What is an audit?

300

When doing the Pringles Challenge, you were asked to use your 5 _______________ when identifying the different flavors.  

What is senses?

300

This term describes the overlap between what you want and what the other party will accept?

What is Zone of Possible Agreement (ZOPA)?

400
These are the 4 key elements of a sales and marketing strategy

What are the 4Ps? Product, Price, Place, and Promotion

400

This is a map of the shelves in a retail space and might include images of what products look like as well as product UPC’s/barcodes to help explain where items should be placed. 

What is a planogram?

400
These are the three arms of Commercial function at Mars

Sourcing, Commercial Operations and Supplier quality management

400

Being asked to imagine a new Pringles flavor is a great example of how ________________begins with creative thinking and fresh ideas.

What is innovation?

400

You want a new video game. It's too expensive. What is your BATNA?

What is buying it elsewhere/waiting for a sale/trading with a friend?

500

This type of marketing focuses on storytelling and values instead of just product features

What is purpose-lead marketing?

500

This type of store display stands out from regular shelves and helps feature new or promoted items. It is typically at the end or beginning of an aisle.

What is an end-cap?

500

This is Marlei’s dog’s name.

Who is Athena?
500

This is a research method that sorts snack products based on similar features; a technique often used to understand how consumers categorize products.

What is product sort?

500

This strategy helps both sides feel like winners in a negotiation by focusing on shared interests.

What is a win-win negotiation?

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