Functions of Marketing/5 Utilities
Promotional Mix
Marketing Segments
Marketing Mix
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100

Deciding how much to charge for goods and services to make a profit

Pricing

100

This element of the promotional mix uses paid, nonpersonal communication through mass media like TV, radio, and social media.

Advertising

100

Age, gender, income, and education are examples of this type of segmentation.

Demographic Segment

100

The marketing mix, often referred to as the 4 P’s, includes Product, Price, Place, and this fourth element.

Promotion

100

What was the score of the Lewis-Palmer boys JV soccer game against Liberty High School

1-0

200

Blank.... is the process of developing, promoting & distributing ideas, goods, or services to create exchanges that satisfy customers

Marketing

200

This promotional tool involves direct interaction between a company’s sales staff and potential customers to build relationships and close sales.

Personal Selling

200

What is the name of Mr. Shroyer's dog

Took

200

Choosing between intensive, selective, or exclusive distribution strategies falls under which “P” of the marketing mix?

Place

200

I’m always in front of you but can’t be seen. What am I?

The future

300

What kind of utility is created when a customer purchases a new TV

Possession

300

Offering discounts, coupons, contests, or free samples are all examples of this promotional strategy designed to encourage short-term buying.

What is sales promotion?

300

Segmenting customers based on lifestyle, interests, values, and opinions refers to this type of segmentation.

Psychographics

300

A company lowering the cost of a product to penetrate a market or raising it to signal premium quality is making a decision related to this.

Pricing

300

In what year did the first iPhone get released

2007

400

 Gathering, storing and analyzing information about customers, trends, and competitors

Marketing Information Management

400

Name one year in which the Nebraska Huskers football team won a national championship

1970, 1971, 1994, 1995, 1997

400

A company targets customers who share similar purchasing habits, brand loyalty, or product usage. This is known as what type of segmentation?

Behavioral

400

A company is launching a new energy drink. Describe one strategy for each of the 4 P’s (Product, Price, Place, Promotion) that would help the company successfully reach its target market.

  • Product: Offer unique flavors and highlight functional benefits like increased energy.

  • Price: Set a competitive price slightly below leading brands to attract new customers.

  • Place: Distribute in gyms, convenience stores, and online platforms for easy access.

  • Promotion: Use social media campaigns, influencer endorsements, and free samples to generate buzz.

400

The chemical element with the symbol ‘W’ is commonly known by what name?

Tungsten

500

Developing, maintaining, and improving a product or product mix in response to market opportunities

Product/Service Management

500

Public relations and publicity focus on creating a positive image of a company through unpaid media coverage or community involvement. Why is PR sometimes considered more credible than advertising?

Because it comes from an independent source rather than directly from the company.

500

A detailed description of a business’s target market that includes demographics, geographics, psychographics, and buying behavior is known as this.

A customer profile

500

A company wants to introduce a tech gadget in multiple countries. They must adjust features, pricing, distribution, and advertising for each market while maintaining the brand’s core identity. This strategy of adapting the 4 P’s for different markets is called what?

Global Marketing Strategy

500

Name 2 of the three mountains Mr. Shroyer climbed the last 3 weeks

oxford, belford, missouri

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