Chapter 11—Energizing the Business
11.1
All of the following are examples of ways to stimulate basic business except:
a. Expand buyer base
b. Expand the loyal customer base
c. Improve customer experience
d. Eliminate inefficiencies
e. Develop home-run marketing programs
11.2
According to the book methods for increasing product usage include motivating heavy users to use more,
making the use easier, providing incentives, remove or reduce reasons not to buy, provide reminder
communications, reduce undesirable consequences of frequent use, and finding new uses.
11.3
Differentiation is increasingly difficult to create and maintain as competitors proliferate products and quickly
copy advances.
11.4
A branded differentiator is an actively managed branded feature, ingredient or technology, service or
program that creates a meaningful, impactful sustainable competitive advantage for a branded offering over
an extended period of time.
11.5
A branded energizer is defined in the book as a branded product or sponsorship that by association
significantly enhances and energizes a target brand.
11.6
Branded energizers are defined to be part of the master brand offering, but do not promise any functional
benefits.
11.7