Marketing Chapter 16 2 Planters sell the same peanuts to all final customers, but modify the packaging depending on the size of the distributor

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32. BlueBeak Corp. deliberately seeks out very small targets markets with unique purchase
patterns. The firm targets _____.
33. Leo Burnett advertising agency uses scanner data to cluster food buyers into six groups.
Which of these groups consists of people who buy all major brands, always on deals?
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34. Planters sell the same peanuts to all final customers, but modify the packaging
depending on the size of the distributor. This is an example of _____.
35. Under _____, customers build the desired product, get an assessment of the resulting
price, and state their likelihood of making a purchase.
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36. Which of the following best describes broaden the market fallacy?
37. Some firms capitalize on the end-user penchant by just launching a product and following
up to see who the buyers are, then focusing their promotions accordingly. This is an example of
a(n) _____.
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38. How is continuity of innovation for new products related to learning by customers?
39. With reference to the classic diffusion theory of Everett Rogers, the _____ of a product
indicates how easy it is for a customer to purchase and use the trial portions of the product.
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40. In the context of the product characteristics suggested by Everett Rogers, _____ refers to
how easy it is for a user to see the benefits of using a product.
41. The first 5 to 10 percent of customers who adopt a new product are referred to as the
_____.
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42. During innovation diffusion, the _____ are the last customers in the market to try an
innovation.
43. A dog food is positioned as "the one with as much protein as 10 pounds of sirloin." This is
an example of a(n) _____.
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44. One of the methods to position a product in the marketplace is to use attributes. In this
context, which of the following is an attribute?
45. Which of the following would help a firm keep a trademark forever, even if another firm
later displays proof of prior use?
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47. Brand names are important assets that provide value to both a firm and its customers, as
they communicate quality, build positive brand images, and encourage customer loyalty. This
value is known as _____.
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48. Businesses are using a(n) _____ when they put their corporate name on every product
they make.
49. Which of the following contradicts the concept of an umbrella brand strategy?
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50. A package design strategy that uses key designs or some other packaging elements to
integrate the packaging of several individual items is best known as _____.
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51. Describe the various types of demand sought based on the different levels of product
newness.
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52. With the help of examples, briefly describe the alternative ways to segment a market.
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53. In the context of micromarketing and mass customization, list David Olson's classification
of food buyers.
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54. Discuss the crossing the chasm model proposed by Geoffrey Moore.
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55. What is brand equity? Discuss its importance.

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