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To a marketer, the definition of a product includes intangibles as well as physical, tangible goods
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True
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The direct channel is used more often in business-to-business markets than in consumer markets
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True
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The goal of advertising is to change people's attitudes
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True
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A marketing cannel is a business structure composed of interdependent organizations that reach from the point of product origin to the consumer. Its purpose is to move products to their final consumption destination.
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True
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The only marketing mix component nonprofit organization do not use is price.
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False
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Kohl's department stores offers its corporate employees flexible work hours, work-at-home programs, on-site childcare, and travel benefits that reward quality performance. Kohl's approach illustrates internal marketing in action
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True
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Convenience is usually a factor when selecting a service provider as it is when selecting a product retailer
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True
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Promotion is communication by marketers that informs, persuades, and reminds potential buyers of a product in order to influence their opinion or elicit a response
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True
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Even though the growth of the service sector worldwide has been sluggish in the past decade, the service sector now accounts for approximately three-fourths of the gross national product in the United States
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True
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Profits typically reach their peak during the maturity stage of the product life cycle
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False
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A broker that takes title and physical possession of the goods is called a merchant wholesaler
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False
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A marketer needs "buzz" to increase the success of the product diffusion process
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True
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Coupons are more likely to encourage repeat purchases by regular users than stimulate users than stimulate product trial by nonusers
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False
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All U.S. new product sales have an implied warranty
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True
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Innovators and laggards represent the beginning and end of the product diffusion process
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True
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