Prıncıples Of Marketıng Final 2. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
"All ideas are evaluated based on several criteria such as potential market size, cost, product development time to find the better ideas and in this stage poor ideas are eliminated."
Which of the 8 major steps in new-product development process is explained above?
Screening of new ideas |
Generation of new ideas |
Marketing Strategy Development |
Business analysis |
Concept development and testing |
Generation of new ideas: Ideas are gathered from different parties such as employers, consumers, competitors, etc. Screening of new ideas: All ideas are evaluated based on several criteria such as potential market size, cost, product development time to find the better ideas and in this stage poor ideas are eliminated. Concept development and testing: Consumers are included in the process to select the best concepts. Marketing Strategy Development: This step includes preparing plans and programmes for test marketing. Business analysis: Some analyses such as cost, demand, profitability are performed to prove potential economic success of new concepts. Product development programme: After completing the stages above, a prototype is developed. Test marketing: The new product may be tested in a small market such as a city before commercialization stage to see if there is a need to make changes in the product or in any aspect of marketing strategy based on the opinions of consumers. Commercialization and control: If all stages are completed successfully, the new product is launched to the market.
2.Soru
Which of the following is among the stages of a strategic business plan?
Performing a situational analysis |
Setting marketing goals and objectives |
Establishing positioning and differentiation advantage |
Selecting the target and measure the market demand |
Formulating marketing mix |
The Stages of Strategic Business Plan are as in the following:
1. Defining the company’s values, mission and vision
2. Performing a situational analysis
3. Setting the company’s objectives and goals
4. Establishing suitable strategies
Therefore, the answer is "A".
3.Soru
I- The lesser amount of required and relevant information compared to larger amount of redundant information
II- Being unable to gather critical marketing information at the time they are needed
III-Being sure of the accuracy and precision of the marketing information gathered yet to be unable to decide on the necessary action
IV- Being unable to filter the vital piece of marketing information since information is heavily provided by some managers
Which of the statements given above is/are among typical problems that marketing managers encounter in terms of marketing information?
only III |
I-III-IV |
II-IV |
I-II |
I-III |
Typical problems that marketing managers encounter in terms of marketing information are :
1. The lesser amount of required and relevant information compared to larger amount of redundant information;
2. Reaching the required information as a result of dispersed information sources in the company;
3. Being unable to reach some vital marketing information since they are constrained by some managers;
4. Being unable to gather critical marketing information at the time they are needed;
5. Being unable to be sure of the accuracy and precision of the marketing information gathered.
Thus the correct answer is D.
4.Soru
Which of the following is NOT considered a main theme that affects market segment attractiveness?
Human factors |
Market factors |
Competitive factors |
Business Environment factors |
Economic and technological factors |
There are so many factors that may affect market segment attractiveness. We can categorize these factors under four main themes;
• Market factors(size; growth rate; life cycle stage; predictability; price elasticity; bargaining power of buyers; cyclicality of demand)
• Economic and technological factors(Barriers to entry and exit; bargaining power of suppliers; technology utilisation; investment required; margins)
• Competitive factors(Intensity; quality; threat of substitution; degree of differentiation)
• Environmental factors(Economic fluctuations; political and legal regulation; social, physical environment)
5.Soru
Which of the following is NOT one of the Big Five Traits?
Openness to experience |
Conscientiousness |
Extraversion |
Availability |
Neuroticism |
Here are the brief explanations of The Big Five traits: • Openness-to-experience: The tendency to be open and sensitive to new aesthetic, cultural or intellectual experiences. • Conscientiousness: The degree to which the individual is responsible, hard-working, and organized. • Extraversion: The tendency to be outgoing, expressive, energetic and dominant. • Agreeableness: A number of traits that enable the individual to foster congenial relationships, and to behave cooperatively and unselfishly. • Neuroticism: The individual’s degree of emotional instability and distress, which can also manifest in outer-directed hostility, anger, frustration and irritation.
6.Soru
What kind of marketing strategy is SoLoMo marketing?
Segmented marketing |
Personal marketing |
Mass marketing |
Niche marketing |
Local marketing |
Local marketing involves tailoring brands and promotions to the needs and wants of local customers. With the advances in information and communication technologies, location-based marketing has become an increasingly attractive targeting strategy for many companies. Geolocation technologies help companies to locate their customers’ position and engage them with localized deals on their mobile devices wherever they are. This is called SoLoMo (social+local+mobile) marketing. This strategy combines social media, location-based marketing and mobile commerce to develop a more targeted and powerful marketing strategy.
7.Soru
I. Promotion,
II. Price,
III. Product,
IV. Payment.
Which of the ones listed above is among the marketing tools also called 4 Ps of marketing?
I, II, III & IV. |
I, II & III. |
II, III & IV. |
I, II & IV. |
I, III & IV. |
Marketing mix, also called 4 Ps of marketing, is a group of marketing tools—product, price, place, and promotion—that are controlled by the firm to satisfy the needs and wants of its target market. Therefore, the correct option is B.
8.Soru
I. Cost,
II. Consistency,
III. Clarity,
IV. Communication.
Which of the ones listed above is among the Marketing mix elements from consumers’ point of view also called 4 Cs of marketing?
I, II & III. |
II, III & IV. |
I & IV. |
II & III. |
Only I. |
Marketing mix elements, 4Ps, can be considered as 4Cs from customers’ point of view. Consumers buy a product because of the value it offers to the customers. Price does not only cover the initial money paid for buying the products from the perspectives of customers. Customers are concerned about the total cost of the product that occurs when buying, using and even getting rid of the product. Promotion is a communication activity from the customers’ point of view; customers want information and relationships. Companies provide convenience to consumers by selling and delivering products in the places the consumers want. They may want the products to be sold online and delivered to their door. Therefore, the correct option is C.
9.Soru
Which option can be an example of "power dressing"?
Wearing pajamas in bed. |
Wearing a wedding dress in your wedding. |
Wearing suits in business meetings. |
Wearing trainers at the gym. |
Wearing swimming suit at the pool. |
Power dressing is defined as “a style of dressing in which business people
wear formal clothes to make them seem powerful.”
10.Soru
Which of the following is not one of the criteria that are used for evaluating the usefulness of segmentation?
Measurable |
Accessible |
Substantial |
Differentiable |
Divisible |
There are five criteria used for evaluating the usefulness of segmentation. According to these criteria, market segments must be measurable, accessible, substantial, differentiable, and actionable. "Divisible" is not among these criteria.
11.Soru
_____________ is/are defined as the generation born after 2010.
Baby boomers |
Generation alpha |
Generation Y |
Generation X |
Generation Z |
Alpha Generation is the newest generation. Alpha Generation is defined as the generation born after 2010. It is the generation with the highest technological awareness, the most global, and influential generation up until now.
12.Soru
Which one of the following is not a stage of a strategic business plan?
Situation analysis |
Mission defining |
Establishing organizational goals |
Strategy selection |
Collecting feedback |
A strategic business plan comprises of four
stages. These are:
• Defining the values, mission and vision of
the company
• Situation analysis
• Establishing organizational goals
• Selecting strategies to reach those goals
The right answer is E.
13.Soru
I. Features
II. Sales Promotion
III. Public Relations
Of the marketing mix concepts, promotion involves which of the following?
Only I |
Only II |
I and III |
II and III |
I, II and III |
Advertising, Personal Selling, Sales Promotion, and Public Relations belong to the Promotion dimension of the 4Ps or Marketing.
14.Soru
"In this step, consumer moves to act via a need he/ she felt. As you know from the previous part, need and want can be triggered by a variety of stimuli. Exposure to a food advertising, hunger or best friend’s wedding are stimuli to start a decision making process. The companies or brands define the factors that trigger the recognition of a need, and use them to gain advantage in marketing efforts."
Which step of the decision making process is mentioned above?
Need recognition |
Identification of alternatives |
Evaluation of alternatives |
Decision |
Evaluation of the decision |
Need recognition is described in the description.
15.Soru
Market segments must be ________: that is, it has to be the largest possible
homogeneous group which is both financially attractive and profitable enough to serve.
Measurable |
Accessible |
Substantial |
Differentiable |
Actionable |
There are five criteria used for evaluating the usefulness of segmentation. According to the substantiality criterion, the market segments must be financially attractive and should be large or profitable enough to serve. It has no meaning to increase the costs by designing a different marketing mix for a segment that does not promise enough revenue for the company. A segment should be the largest possible homogeneous group worth pursuing with a tailored marketing program. It would not pay, for example, for an automobile manufacturer to develop cars especially for people whose height is greater than seven feet.
16.Soru
Which of the following give the correct order of the stages of consumer buying process?
Evaluation of the decision (post-purchase evaluation), Need recognition, Identification of alternatives (information search), Evaluation of alternatives, Decision (purchasing and consuming) |
Evaluation of alternatives, Need recognition, Identification of alternatives (information search), Decision (purchasing and consuming), Evaluation of the decision (post-purchase evaluation) |
Identification of alternatives (information search), Need recognition, Evaluation of alternatives, Decision (purchasing and consuming), Evaluation of the decision (post-purchase evaluation) |
Decision (purchasing and consuming), Need recognition, Identification of alternatives (information search), Evaluation of alternatives, Evaluation of the decision (post-purchase evaluation) |
Need recognition, Identification of alternatives (information search), Evaluation of alternatives, Decision (purchasing and consuming), Evaluation of the decision (post-purchase evaluation) |
• Need recognition
• Identification of alternatives (information search)
• Evaluation of alternatives
• Decision (purchasing and consuming)
• Evaluation of the decision (post-purchase evaluation
17.Soru
Which one is the definition of the consumer market?
It is composed of individuals who buy products for their personal needs or for the needs of their household |
It is made up of organizations that buy products to use in manufacturing other products, to resell to other organizations or to facilitate the activities conducted in the business itself |
It's the marketing of goods and services to industrial and institutional customers |
It's the performance of business activities that facilitate exchange processes between producers and organizational customers |
It is the management process responsible for the facilitation of exchange between producers of goods and services and their organizational customers. |
The consumer market is composed of individuals who buy products for their personal needs or for the needs of their household.
18.Soru
Which of the following is a marketting tool for "price" which is one of the marketting mix elements?
Transport |
Brand |
Advertising |
Logistics |
Allowances |
All marketing mix elements include many marketing tools to accomplish their goals. The marketting mix elements and the tools that they use to accomplish their goals are listed as follows;
PRODUCT
Quality
Brand
Features
Packaging
Services
PLACE
Channels
Locations
Inventory
Transport
Logistics
PRICE
Discounts
Allowances
Payment Period
Credit
PROMOTION
Advertising
Personal Selling
Sales Promotion
Public Relations
E is the right answer.
19.Soru
Which one/s is/are the component/s of business markets? I. manufacturers II. resellers III. non-profit organizations
Only I |
Only III |
II and III |
I and III |
I, II and III |
Business markets are comprised of manufacturers (businesses that manufacture products or services), resellers (businesses that buy products, add value and sell these products to other businesses, such as global distributors selling to local wholesalers), the government (all governments buy products to serve their publics) and non-profit organizations (such as institutions, hospitals, schools, etc.).
20.Soru
Which one is the characteristic of the consumer market?
Group decision making |
Professional purchasing |
Geographic concentration |
Close supplier-customer relations |
Using intermediaries |
In B2B markets, buyers often prefer to buy products directly from the manufacturer and do not use any intermediaries. On the other hand, in B2C markets the consumer uses intermediaries.
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