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Basic Marketing Study Set 1
Quiz 4: Focusing Marketing Strategy With Segmentation and Positioning
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Question 161
Multiple Choice
A food processor considering snack-food opportunities identified three possible market segments and gave them "nicknames": the dieters, health faddists, and nutrition-conscious parents. It developed a marketing mix around a line of good tasting, nutritious children's snacks. The firm is apparently
Question 162
Multiple Choice
Target marketers who are "segmenters":
Question 163
Multiple Choice
A target marketer who uses a single marketing mix strategy to appeal to both office tablet computer users and home tablet computer users is applying:
Question 164
Multiple Choice
Target marketers create marketing mixes for:
Question 165
Multiple Choice
When a firm develops a marketing mix for teenage boys which is different from its marketing mix for teenage girls, which target market approach is it using?
Question 166
Multiple Choice
Which of the following criteria should a marketing manager use when segmenting a broad product-market?
Question 167
Multiple Choice
Watson's Bakery found five different market segments among customers for its bakery goods. When developing a market-oriented strategy, the marketing manager used a ____ approach, putting two target markets together and developing a single marketing mix that would meet the needs of the new larger segment.
Question 168
Multiple Choice
Which of the following criteria should a marketing manager use when segmenting a broad product-market?
Question 169
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT one of the target marketing approaches for developing market-oriented strategies in a broad product-market?
Question 170
Multiple Choice
Which of the following segmenting dimensions probably would be LEAST LIKELY to result in segments that would meet the criteria that product-market segments should be "operational?"