Marketing and Customer Value
Strategic Planning in Marketing
Consumer Marketsand Purchasing Behavior
Business Markets and Purchasing Behavior
Market Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
100

What is internal marketing?

This type of marketing is intended to inform and motivate employees.

100

This is the first step in the strategic planning process, creating a mental image of long-term goals.

What is defining the vision statement?

100

This model explains how stimuli lead to purchase decisions in the consumer’s mind.

 What is the black box model?

100

In the B2B buying process, this stage involves requesting bids from potential suppliers.

What is proposal solicitation?

100

This process divides a market into smaller, more defined categories.

What is market segmentation?

200

This is the final step in the marketing process, where companies capture value from customers.

What is capturing value (sales)?

200

These types of goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.

What are SMART goals?

200

This type of buying behavior involves little brand differentiation and routine purchases.

What is habitual buying behavior?

200

This is the largest single organizational market in the U.S., including state and federal agencies.

What is the governmental market?

200

These three variables are analyzed in lifestyle segmentation (AIO).

What are activities, interests, and opinions?

300

This ethical marketing principle prioritizes the privacy of the end consumer.

What is maintaining consumer privacy?

300

This tool evaluates business units based on market share and market growth.

What is the BCG matrix?

300

This level of Maslow’s hierarchy is targeted by insurance commercials like Allstate’s "Mayhem."

What is safety needs?

300

This type of B2B purchase is routine, with no modifications to the product.

What is a straight rebuy?

300

This target marketing strategy is used by Coca-Cola to reach a wide audience cost-effectively.

What is mass marketing?

400

These are the four components of the marketing mix, often called the "4 Ps."

What are product, price, place, and promotion?

400

This KPI measures a company’s ability to convert sales revenue into profit.

What is gross margin as a percentage of sales?

400

This is the first stage of the consumer decision process, where a need is recognized.

What is need recognition?

400

These individuals in the buying center focus on how purchases impact revenue.

Who are influencers (e.g., CFOs)?

400

This acronym (ADAMS) evaluates whether a market segment is reachable and substantial.

What is Accessible, Differentiable, Actionable, Measurable, and Substantial?

500

This is the essence of marketing, which involves understanding customers to drive business.

What is understanding customers in order to drive business?

500

Starbucks’ sustainable sourcing system is called this.

What is C.A.F.E. (Coffee and Farmer Equity Practices)?

500

These are groups of people who share secondary values, like environmentalists or bodybuilders.

What are subcultures?

500

This act prohibits bribes to foreign officials to obtain business.

What is the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)?

500

This ethical issue arises when toys are marketed exclusively to boys or girls.

What are gender stereotypes?