[removed]Cultural and social environment [removed]Resources and objectives of the firm [removed]Competitive environment |
[removed]mass marketing [removed]combined target market [removed]All of the above. |
[removed]the profits of business firms [removed]All of these are good measurements for MICRO-marketing. |
[removed]geographic; demographic [removed]demographic; behavioral [removed]demographic; geographic |
[removed]A marketing manager should know that relying on intuition or personal experience may be misleading. [removed]A marketing manager should understand that many specific influences do not generalize from one culture to another. |
[removed]too much aggregating [removed]picking market segments based on qualifying dimensions [removed]using too many segmenting dimensions. |
[removed]The job of marketing is to sell whatever the company is producing. [removed]Marketing should take over production, accounting, and financial services within a firm. [removed]Production, not marketing, should determine what goods and services are to be developed. |
[removed]auto manufacturers need to sell direct to consumers |
[removed]know that most consumer complaints do not require a response because the consumer’s dissatisfaction is beyond the control of the firm |
[removed]selective exposure |
[removed]compulsive |
[removed]technological environment [removed]economic environment [removed]competitive environment |
[removed]disaggregating |
[removed]socialism |
[removed]Product-market |
[removed]macro-marketing effectiveness [removed]micro-marketing effectiveness |
[removed]Discover the attitudes of the firm’s target market. |
[removed]Marketing affects the products you buy. [removed]Marketing affects the advertising you see and hear. |
[removed]individual value system |
[removed]marketing strategies can’t influence consumer “wants” |
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