A) sociocultural segmentation
B) psychographic segmentation
C) geographic segmentation
D) behavioral segmentation
E) socioeconomic segmentation
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A) family branding.
B) "Tiffany" marketing.
C) multiple products and multiple market segments.
D) mass customization.
E) specialty customization.
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A) mass customization.
B) organizational synergy.
C) one product and multiple market segments.
D) price discrimination.
E) a "Tiffany/Walmart" strategy.
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A) identifies a completely new market segment with a product to match it.
B) finds a way of improving service to online customers.
C) takes the customer loyalty training class and decides to quit anyway.
D) finds a shoe-related product that Zappos does not already carry.
E) creates a humorous theme for one of the monthly company meetings.
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A) 80 percent of a firm's inventory should be readily available while 20 percent should be reserved for emergency demand.
B) 80 percent of a firm's first-time users will become brand loyal while 20 percent will use the product only once and then abandon it.
C) 80 percent of a firm's sales are obtained from 20 percent of its customers.
D) 80 percent of a firm's marketing program expenses are tax deductible while 20 percent are not.
E) 80 percent of a firm's products will be sold to ultimate consumers while 20 percent to organizational buyers.
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A) usage rates
B) usage patterns
C) demographic characteristics
D) behavior characteristics
E) psychographic characteristics
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A) dormitory customers.
B) night commuter customers.
C) between-meal snack customers.
D) after-dinner snack customers.
E) apartment customers.
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A) behavioral
B) psychographic
C) geographic
D) demographic
E) product
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A) meals at golf and country clubs.
B) dormitory meal plans at surrounding colleges and universities.
C) items for sale at gas stations and convenience stores.
D) local farmer's markets that sell produce.
E) nearly every food item sold at local grocery stores.
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A) personality
B) gender
C) usage rate
D) needs
E) region
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A) have no expected growth.
B) not be compatible with the company's current resources.
C) not be worth doing since its market size is very small.
D) not be readily accessible to the firm's marketing programs.
E) be relatively difficult to access.
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A) geographic
B) behavioral
C) attitudinal
D) psychographic
E) demographic
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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) Organizational markets and consumer markets use identical selection criteria.
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) supplier segmentation
B) demand segmentation
C) regional segmentation
D) psychographic segmentation
E) product segmentation
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A) have common needs and respond similarly to a marketing action.
B) represent a large share of the entire market and have buying power.
C) have different needs and have potential for future growth.
D) have different needs and respond similarly to market actions.
E) have the potential for future growth and increased profit or ROI.
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A) link needs to actions
B) identify market needs
C) establish a marketing protocol
D) execute marketing program actions
E) segment and select the target markets
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A) differentiate products.
B) forecast sales to a consumer market.
C) segment a consumer market.
D) segment an organizational market.
E) promote NAFTA.
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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) product repositioning.
B) relative positioning.
C) competitive positioning.
D) product positioning.
E) selective perception.
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A) you have an advantage over both McDonald's and Burger King as being the most preferred "second choice" restaurant.
B) most of the respondents think of Wendy's as their primary fast food restaurant.
C) a need to devise a marketing program to win customers from McDonald's and Burger King.
D) McDonald's has fewer "exclusively loyal" customers than does Wendy's.
E) Burger King is closing in on your market share.
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