Exam 9: Marketing Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
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Which of the following is NOT a common basis for segmenting consumer markets?
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A marketer of a variety of meat products introduced Lunchables, a product specifically aimed at children. What strategy is the company using to reach its target market?
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The first stage in the market segmentation process, after identifying promising segments, is to produce a forecast of market potential within each segment.
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What is one of the two largest metropolitan areas in the world?
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What is a firm doing when it chooses to target potential customers by postal code, specific occupation, or even lifestyle?
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Currently, the two largest cities in the world are Shanghai, China and Mumbai, India.
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What is the basis for determining whether pencils are consumer products or business products?
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What is the product-related segmentation of consumers that is based on the strength of their attachment and allegiance to their preferred products?
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How does the VALS system categorize consumers who are influenced by symbols of success?
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Discuss the concept of market segmentation and how it relates to consumers and businesses.
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The geographic segmentation is useful because consumers in a specific geographic location will make the same buying decisions.
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What greatly attributes to the Canadian population growth and change in Canada's racial and ethnic make-up?
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Based on the most recent census data, where does the majority of the Canadian population live?
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Match each item to the statement or sentence listed below.
a.target market
b.market segmentation
c.cohort effect
d.census metropolitan area (CMA)
e.differentiated marketing
f.concentrated marketing
g.micromarketing
h.positioning map
i.VALS
j.AIO statement
k.core region
l.consumer product
m.demographic segmentation
n.80/20 principle
o.psychographic segmentation
p.geographic information system (GIS)
q.positioning
r.geographic segmentation
s.business product
t.mass marketing
-With _____, a company focuses its efforts on profitably satisfying a single market segment.
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Once the total market potential has been estimated by a firm, the next step in the market segmentation process is to forecast the probable market share.
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Kim's Egg Rolls were long promoted as a Chinese dinner item. However, when the product was evaluated by consumers, research showed they were seen as snacks, not mealtime items. The company decided to change its packaging and advertising to advocate the idea of egg rolls as an afternoon or midnight treat. This is an example of repositioning a product.
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Applying a micromarketing strategy will allow companies to reach larger and more lucrative markets.
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