Showing posts with label Setting Product Strategy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Setting Product Strategy. Show all posts

Most products are established at one of four performance levels: low, average, high or superior. For example, mountain bikes come in a variety of sizes and physical attributes. When a consumer purchases a mountain bike costing $1,000 she/he expects the bike to perform to specifications and to have a high _________ meeting the promised specifications.

Most products are established at one of four performance levels: low, average, high or superior. For example, mountain bikes come in a variety of sizes and physical attributes. When a consumer purchases a mountain bike costing $1,000 she/he expects the bike to perform to specifications and to have a high _________ meeting the promised specifications. 



a. features
b. durability
c. conformance quality
d. performance quality
e. reliability


Answer: d. performance quality

The seller of ________ goods carry a wide assortment to satisfy individual tastes and must have well-trained salespeople to inform and advise customers. Examples include automobile dealers, furniture stores, and insurance services.

The seller of ________ goods carry a wide assortment to satisfy individual tastes and must have well-trained salespeople to inform and advise customers. Examples include automobile dealers, furniture stores, and insurance services. 



a. unsought shopping goods
b. specialty shopping goods
c. homogeneous shopping goods
d. heterogeneous shopping goods
e. none of the above


Answer: d. heterogeneous shopping goods

How a consumer shops for organic foods and how they use and dispose of the product is part of the consumers _________ that is important for marketers to consider.

How a consumer shops for organic foods and how they use and dispose of the product is part of the consumers _________ that is important for marketers to consider. 



a. basic product system.
b. customer value system
c. potential system
d. consumption system
e. none of the above


Answer: d. consumption system

Marketers must see themselves as benefit providers. For example, when a shopper purchases new shoes, he/she expects the shoes to cover his/her feet and allow them to walk unobstructed. This is an example of what level in the consumer value hierarchy?

Marketers must see themselves as benefit providers. For example, when a shopper purchases new shoes, he/she expects the shoes to cover his/her feet and allow them to walk unobstructed. This is an example of what level in the consumer value hierarchy?



a. Pure tangible good
b. Basic product
c. Augmented product
d. Potential product
e. Consumption system


Answer: b. Basic product

In today's rapidly changing product markets, modernization of the product line is continuous. Companies plan improvements to encourage customer migration to ________.

In today's rapidly changing product markets, modernization of the product line is continuous. Companies plan improvements to encourage customer migration to ________. 



a. higher markup products
b. higher margin items
c. lower-price, lower-value
d. high-priced, high-valued
e. none of the above


Answer: d. high-priced, high-valued

Industrial-goods can be classified in terms of how they enter the production process and their relative costliness. We can distinguish three groups of industrial goods: ________, capital items, and suppliers and business services.

Industrial-goods can be classified in terms of how they enter the production process and their relative costliness. We can distinguish three groups of industrial goods: ________, capital items, and suppliers and business services. 



a. service components
b. sub-assemblies
c. pieces and parts
d. specialty goods
e. materials and parts


Answer: e. materials and parts

Examples of products such as insurance, cemetery plots, and smoke detectors, are examples of ________ that are products that the consumer does not know about or does not normally think of buying.

Examples of products such as insurance, cemetery plots, and smoke detectors, are examples of ________ that are products that the consumer does not know about or does not normally think of buying. 



a. specialty goods
b. unsought goods
c. heterogeneous shopping goods
d. homogeneous shopping goods
e. none of the above


Answer: b. unsought goods