A) the place a product offering occupies in consumers' minds on important attributes.
B) using a market-product grid to place products in their appropriate places on that grid to identify potential untapped markets.
C) changing the place an offering occupies in consumers' minds relative to competitive products.
D) the practice of selling a firm's least successful product line and redirecting that revenue into a totally new product.
E) the competitive advantage of one product over another.
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A) Criteria for segmenting markets are the same whether the market is composed of consumers or organizations.
B) Both consumer markets and organizational markets use demographic, geographic, and behavioral bases to segment markets.
C) Psychographic criteria are just as important in segmenting organizational markets as they are in segmenting consumer markets.
D) Consumer markets use market segmentation criteria while organizational markets do not.
E) The greatest difference in market segmentation strategies between consumer and organizational markets is the number of employees employed in the segmentation process.
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A) Will our new products steal customers or sales from our older ones?
B) Will the products compete head-to-head with those of a competitor?
C) Can this action successfully draw customers away from competitors?
D) Are there enough similarities within the market segment to warrant such high costs?
E) Will this action eliminate the need for individualized advertising and promotion?
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A) compatibility with the organization's objectives and resources.
B) market size.
C) simplicity and cost of assigning potential buyers to segments.
D) competitive position.
E) cost of reaching the segment.
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A) make cost-cutting decisions under conditions of uncertainty.
B) screen many new-product ideas in order to select the one with the best long-run market potential.
C) determine which target market segments to select and which product groupings to offer.
D) select representative samples of consumers for marketing research studies.
E) relate the product life cycle to consumer demand.
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A) perception
B) positioning
C) market-product
D) vision
E) differentiation
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A) similarity of needs of potential buyers within a segment
B) difference of needs of sellers between segments
C) feasibility of a marketing action to reach a segment
D) market size
E) simplicity and cost of assigning potential buyers to segments
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A) increase sales and profitability.
B) stand up to legal scrutiny.
C) be socially responsible.
D) create sustainable demand.
E) produce product differentiation.
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A) Is this product useful on a global scale?
B) Is it possible to reposition this product?
C) Is there too much competition for this product?
D) Is the market loyal to the product?
E) Would segmentation be worth doing and is it possible?
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A) a framework used to compare one firm's product offerings with another firm's offerings in relationship to their relative market share.
B) a framework used to demonstrate the growth or decline of specific market segments within an industry.
C) a means of displaying or graphing in two dimensions the location of products or brands in the minds of consumers to enable a manager to see how consumers perceive competing products or brands, as well as its own product or brand.
D) a framework to relate the market segments of potential buyers to the products offered or potential marketing actions by an organization.
E) the place a product occupies in a single consumer's mind on unimportant attributes relative to competitive products.
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A) difference of needs of buyers among segments.
B) potential for increased profit.
C) cost of reaching the segment.
D) potential of a marketing action to reach a segment.
E) simplicity and cost-effectiveness of assigning potential buyers to segments.
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A) lower prices.
B) increased brand awareness.
C) more products.
D) improved distribution.
E) improved quality of existing products.
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A) maintain market share.
B) increase sales and profits.
C) assume social responsibility.
D) use the firm's resources most efficiently.
E) provide the best quality products on the market.
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A) psychographic: VALS and personality
B) demographic: gender and age
C) behavioral: students and nonstudents
D) geographic: city size and zip code
E) transportation mode: car, bike, public transportation, and none (walking)
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A) mass customization.
B) specialty customization.
C) virtual merchandising.
D) one product and multiple market segments.
E) multiple products and multiple market segments.
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A) family branding.
B) production marketing.
C) multiple products and multiple market segments.
D) mass customization.
E) specialty customization.
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A) group potential buyers into segments.
B) develop a market-product grid and estimate size of the overall market.
C) select target markets.
D) take marketing actions to reach target markets.
E) group products to be sold into categories.
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A) Market segmentation
B) Market need
C) Marketing protocol
D) Marketing program actions
E) Product selection
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