Chapter 14: Customer Satisfaction, Loyalty, and Empowerment
Chapter 6: Product and Service Decisions
Chapter 7: Developing and Managing Offerings
Chapter 8: How Marketing Channels Can Be Used to Create Value for Customers
Chapter 10: Gathering and Using Information: Marketing Research and Intelligence
100

Some companies create this department with specially trained personnel who can react to complaints.

What is customer service department.

100

An intangible component of an offering.

What is Service?

100

This is when the actual offering is being designed.

What is Development?

100

These are small temporary stores?

What is Pop-Up Stores?

100

The process of collecting, analyzing, and reporting marketing information.

What is Marketing Research?

200

The passing of information and opinions, has a powerful influence on purchasing decisions.

What is Word of Mouth?

200

The entire bundle of a tangible good, intangible service and price that composes what a company offers to customers.

What is Offerings?

200

This stage in the Product Life Cycle which attracts competitors who enter the market very quickly is known as this phase.

What is Growth Phase?

200

The possibility that the company will not earn an appropriate ROI.

What is Investment Risk?

200

A buzzword used to refer to the massive amounts of online and offline data being gathered.

What is Big Data?

300

That feeling a person experiences when an offering meets his or her expectations.

What is customer satisfaction.

300

When a new product takes sales away from the same company's existing products.

What is Cannibalization?

300

When in the testing phase of the New Product Development Process the offering is tested in the lab and then with...

What is real customers?

300

These stores sell a certain type of product, but they usually carry a deep line of it.

What is Specialty Stores?

300

Involves gathering information on a regular, ongoing basis to help a firm’s decision-makers

What is Market Intelligence?
400

There are two dimensions in Loyalty Management.

What is behavioral loyalty and attitudinal loyalty.

400

Someone with business responsibility for a particular product or product line.

What is Product Manager.

400

This includes the stages a product goes through after development, from its introduction to the end of the product.

What is Product Life Cycle?

400

By contrast, a channel that includes one or more intermediaries (ex: wholesaler, distributor or broker or agent).

What is Indirect Channel?

400

An advanced branch of analytics that detects patterns and develops models to predict future outcomes.

What is Predictive Analysis?

500

What is the second step in the customer-complaint handling process?

What is Acknowledging the customer's feelings.

500

A new idea or offering that occurs when a company comes out with another model (related product or service) based on the same platform and brand as one of its other products.

What is Line Extension?

500

This is the process of obtaining product ideas, funding, and other contributions online from large numbers of people

What is Crowdsourcing?

500

This strategy focuses on creating demand for a product among consumers so that businesses agree to sell the product.

What is Pull Strategy?

500

A screen on a computer that makes data easily understood. Also allows managers to detect marketing trends.

What is Dashboard?