Processes
Scope of MKTG
Market Forces
Organization
Structure
100

When a broadcast network airs the 6 o'clock evening news, they are marketing this

Information

100

Government markets exchange services with consumer markets and get this in return

Taxes

100

When you walk by a particular store at the mall, and you are immediately drawn to the nice smell of perfume coming from the shop, you are being influenced by this market force

Physical Environment

100

The three ways you can organize a marketing department are Functional, Product/Brand, and this format

Geographic

100

Traditional organizations are structured this way 

Top to bottom

200

The main target for marketing communication are customers, clients, partners, and this group

Society

200

The bottom line with  the Marketing Exchange is that every transaction has this

Two Main Parties, a Buyer and a Seller

200

When SheVetsIt entire marketing is done via podcasts they are being influenced by this force

Technology

200

In a functional organization structure, the brand manager reports to the CMO (Chief Marketing Officer), while the accounting manager reports to this position

CFO (Chief Financial Officer) 

200

In modern organizations, they are likely to be organized like this 

Customer-Oriented 

300

The processes for how we create and communicate value added to target consumers

Marketing 

300

Manufacturers exchange resources with Resource Markets in return for this

Money

300

When NFM announces the launch of furniture made from 100% recycled PET material, they are being influenced by this force

Social Responsibility

300

Frito-Lay has three main operating units: Eastern Division, Central Division, and West Division. Therefore, Frito can be described as this type of organization 

Geographic Organization 

300

In a customer-centric organization, all layers of the organization have a line of site on this

Customers

400

The art and science of choosing target markets and getting, keeping, and growing customers is called

Marketing

400

The five basic types of markets are Resource markets, Manufacturer markets, Consumer markets, Government markets, and this

Intermediary Goods Markets

400

The four major market forces that shape the relationships among the different market entities are Technology, Social Responsibility, Physical Environment, and this

Globalization

400

At FairLife, group product managers supervise product category managers, who in turn supervise specific product and brand managers. As such, the company is organized according to this format

Product/Brand

400

The two types of organizational structures are Customer-Centric and this

Traditional/Top-Down

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