branding & promotion
marketing information management
work ethics business
Legal & Ethical Issues
100

branding is the same as promotion 

advrtising answer is false 

100

marketing information management define 

the system process of gathering,organizing analyzing and ulillizing market data to make strategic business desision 

100

what is ethics work business 

ethics is everyday life doing the right thing when nobody around you.
100

why is ethics important in market information managment 

build customer trust,protect consumer ensure legal and regulatory compliance and support to a company's long-term success and reputation.

200

who the ideal customer 

a person who gets the most value from your products or services, is likely to be a repeat buyer, and genuinely appreciates your offerings

200

What is the primary role of a marketing information system (MIS)

to gather store,analyze and distribute Timely and accurate marketing data ad-decision making 

200

How do you stay motivated, especially during repetitive tasks?

 Create a daily plan, use a to-do list, and prioritize your tasks to manage your workload effectively.

200

Negative Adverstising 

use the wrong ads or adverstising 

300

branding and promotion vary, but common examples

 True Branding is important across all promotional items, marketing, and advertising associated with the business False "Marketing Promotion Advertising True "Brand image is the image the customer has of a brand False

300

Describe the different methods used to design marketing research studies.

surveys,interview,focus,group,observation,experiment

300

What do you do when you have downtime at work?

Use the time to plan your projects, schedule your week or month, or review your professional development plan

300

"Roll-your-own" ads

Use a candidate's own words to highlight contradictions or gaffes. 

400

What are their demographics, interests, and needs?

age,race,gender,income,and education

400
  • What are the different types of errors that can occur in marketing research, and how can they be minimized?

Occurs when the researcher has an incorrect idea of the target population.

400

can  you provide an example of a time when you had to take initiative?  

An example of taking initiative is when an admin role's digital files were disorganized, so the person organized them to improve efficiency. Another example is when a person noticed that customer wait times at a cafe were long, so they reorganized the coffee prep station to make it faster. Taking initiative means identifying a problem or opportunity and taking action without being told to do so.

400

timing 

 Ads run late in a campaign may have less effect on voters who have already made up their minds. 

500

brand guideline 

Brand guidelines are a set of rules for a brand's look, feel, and voice to ensure consistency across all platforms. They typically include guidelines for the logo, color palette, typography, and imagery, as well as a consistent brand voice and mission statement. A brand style guide provides clear instructions for creators, ensuring that all materials are aligned and professionally represent the brand.

500

Marketing research is the function that links consumers to marketers through information.

true 

500

can you describe a time when you faced an ethical dilemma and how you handled it?

The subordinate was torn between the manager's threat of professional ruin and the ethical and legal requirement to avoid fraud.

500

reduced evaluation 

Negative ads can lower voters' evaluations of the targeted candidate, though voters may not change their choice due to persistence in political choices.