This quiz titled 'Are You Ready To Take The Marketing Cluster Exam Questions!' assesses key marketing concepts including data analysis, questionnaire design, and product decisions. It is designed to prepare learners for practical marketing applications and strategic decision-making in a business context.
To increase sales
To reduce costs
To increase risks
To reduce liability
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Meet the potential customers
Clean and stock the area
Order replacement materials
Negotiate with the set-up crew
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Profit
Demand
Quality
Economy
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Make sure your goals are vague.
Focus on the negative.
Disregard outside assistance.
Set realistic goals.
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Using a buzzer sy stem to notify the police.
Checking the customer's signature.
Installing closed-circuit TV.
Hiring security personnel.
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Neatness
Length
Creativity
Complexity
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Employee records
Sales receipts
Status reports
Customer surveys
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Copyright
Patent
Trademark
Contract
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Sales reports
Public library
Competitors' advertisements
Trade associations
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Requesting a quotation
Accessing the FAQ page
Asking the team leader
Locating the publication date
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Research techniques are complex.
Statistics are expensive to compile.
Employees have limited access.
Data are specific to the company
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Reading the appropriate promotional materials.
Following the manufacturer's operating instructions.
Performing maintenance activities themselves.
Requesting a trained supervisor to operate the machinery.
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Desktop-publishing software
Spreadsheet calculator
Instant-messaging program
Electronic task organizer
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Listening
Reading brochures
Talking
Taking notes
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Promotion
Price
Place
Product
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Rebate
Warranty
Guarantee
Explanation
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Relation to other products in a line
Features and benefits
Price and quality
Unique characteristics
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Tangible services
Different ethics
A common vision
One touch point
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Inform others in the industry of the vendor's faults.
Replace the vendor with a more reliable one.
Demand that the vendor give the buyer a refund.
Communicate his/her feedback to the vendor.
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Deceptive
Inequitable
Elastic
Compliant
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Increased commissions
Improved quality
Positive reputation
Competitive disadvantage
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Ask an available, experienced employee
Explain that s/he is new and doesn't know
Try to serve the customer as best s/he can
Tell the customer to contact the manufacturer
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Setting an appropriate timeframe.
Asking yourself important questions.
Coordinating all of the parts of the project.
Monitoring your project.
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Immediate apparent
Public relations
Mathematical
Routine
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Monitor inventory
Select advertising
Finance expansions
Increase revenue
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Opportunity recognition
Individual development
The need to purchase related items
The availability of new information
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Out-of-town employees
Target audiences
Investors
Sales staff
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Meeting government regulations for registration.
Offering a vareity of goods and services.
Limiting the number of products offered.
Ensuring least-cost pricing.
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Responsive
Inflexible
Resourceful
Materialistic
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$290,456.00
$304,988.25
$283,710.00
$312,326.25
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Subjective
Sample
Synectic
Solitary
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Increased sales
Better informed consumers
Decreased competition
Increased job opportunities
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Using product demonstrations
Emphasizing high cost of a product
Making a good impression
monitoring the competition
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Operating expenses
Quantity discounts
Product rebates
Cost of goods
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Consumer Product Safety Act
Product deletion
Consumer protection
Product liability
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Minimal cost
Vareity of opinions
Factual basis
Ease with which findings are understood
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Increased compliance laws and regulations
Decreased competition
Decreased number of electronic documents
Increased number of workers in the office
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Keeping the records personally
Establishing a department
Hiring an employee
Outsourcing the task
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Achieve immediate success for the businesses.
Make consumers purchase goods or services.
Substitute for talented, well-trained salespeople.
Persuade consumers to buy goods or services.
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Keep the business spotlessly clean.
Createa favorable impression.
Protect products from damage.
Present products effectively.
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Values
Aptitudes
Behaviors
Attitudes
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Affirmative disclosure
Ethical verification
Honorable verification
Assenting disclosure
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Require extensive reporting to government
Make certain selling activities illegal
Establish a formal code of ethics
Create a standard for employee rights
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Regional magazines
Suburban radio stations
National television
Transit advertising
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Obtained from an industry trade show
Obtained at a service club meeting
Received from a personal friend
Found through cold canvassing
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To identify the message
To analyze the objective
To strengthen the theme
To locate the audience
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Competition
Image
Available budget
Sales objectives
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Discount coupons
Package labels
Newspaper ads
Television commercials
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