Career Planning Basics
The Marketing Mix (4 Ps)
Traditional vs. Digital Marketing
Understanding Needs vs. Wants
Applying for a Job
100

What is the first step in choosing a career?

Daydreaming about your ideal future lifestyle.

100

What does the term “4 Ps” stand for?

Product, Price, Place, and Promotion.

100

What is traditional marketing?

Advertising through methods like billboards, TV, radio, and print.

100

What is a “need” in marketing?

Something essential, like food, water, or shelter.

100

What is a job lead?

Information about potential job openings.

200

What are the five major sources of income?

Wages/salaries, business profits, investments, government payments, and grants/royalties.

200

How does “Place” influence sales?

It determines where and how customers can find or buy the product.

200

Give one example of a traditional outdoor marketing strategy.

Billboards or vehicle wraps.

200

What is a “want” in marketing?

Something desired but not necessary, like entertainment or electronics.

200

What is a work permit, and who needs it?

A document verifying age and allowed work duties for those under 16.

300

What is networking, and why is it important in job hunting?

Networking is building professional relationships to find job leads; 80% of jobs are found this way.

300

What is a Unique Selling Proposition (USP)?

A feature that sets a product apart from competitors.

300

What is search engine marketing (SEM)?

Paying to appear at the top of search results or using SEO to rank naturally.

300

How does Coca-Cola market itself as more than a need?

By promoting itself as an experience and emotional connection.

300

What is the purpose of a cover letter?

To introduce yourself and explain why you're a good fit for the job.

400

What are two key differences between wages and salaries?

Wages are hourly and paid weekly, while salaries are fixed annual payments regardless of hours worked.

400

What is value-based pricing?

Pricing based on how much customers think the product is worth.

400

Name one benefit of social media marketing.

Companies can grow naturally by interacting with followers and posting content.

400

What is a value proposition?

A company’s promise to deliver value to customers if they buy the product.

400

What is the importance of using keywords in a résumé?

Keywords help résumés pass computer screenings to reach human reviewers.

500

Name three components to include in a well-organized résumé.

Contact information, education, and work experience.

500

Give an example of how Fitbit combines online and offline availability.

Fitbit sells on its website (online) and at stores like Walmart and Best Buy (offline).

500

How does content marketing engage customers?

By providing free resources like videos or eBooks to keep customers interested.

500

Explain how needs and wants combine to create value.

Needs address essentials, while wants add features or benefits to make the product more desirable.

500

Name three things to do to make a good impression at a job interview.

Smile, make eye contact, and answer questions thoughtfully.

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