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Quiz 6: Market Segmentation Targeting and Positioning
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Question 181
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Men who buy Haggar brand slacks fall into several different groups--those who prefer all-natural . fabrics and those who demand wrinkle-free, no iron slacks, as well as those who want a fit that conforms to their bodies and those who want relaxed fit. A marketing strategy based on ________segmentation would be most appropriate for this market.
Question 182
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As part of its product________ strategy, Post has introduced the first children's cereal that is a . good source of calcium.
Question 183
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When Xerox first started selling its copying machines, it concentrated its sales efforts on firms. with high-volume copying requirements by offering a high-priced, sophisticated copier. At that time, Xerox used a________ strategy.
Question 184
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________________refers to the proportion of total sales of a product during a stated period in a. specific market that is captured by a single firm.
Question 185
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________________is a statistical refinement of the direct-derivation method of forecasting. demand.
Question 186
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A________is the group of customers (people or organizations) for whom the seller designs . a particular marketing mix.
Question 187
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________is the most common basis for segmenting consumer markets. .
Question 188
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Under a________ strategy, two or more different groups of potential customers are identified as . target markets, and a separate marketing mix is developed to reach each segment.
Question 189
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________segmentation can be done on the basis of regions, cities, urban-rural status, or. climate.
Question 190
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________is the process of dividing the total market for a good or a service into several. smaller groups such that the members of each group are similar with respect to the factors that influence demand.