Professional Certified Marketer
Last Update May 19, 2024
Total Questions : 316
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Mars Inc., a fashion brand, provides a free location-based app to its customers which requires them to share where they are, and what they are doing and when they're doing it. The company uses this app to build loyalty and these apps are known as _____ apps.
FEL Pharmaceuticals, a new company, decides to incorporate features of the AMA's statement of ethics into its mission statements. The company hires Bernardo, an industry expert, to help them understand the ethical norms of the industry. FEL Pharmaceuticals is most likely in the _____ stage of the strategic marketing planning process.
Moul, a diaper manufacturer, is developing a media plan that involves trying to expose its target audience to its new advertisement about ten times. Moul is trying to increase its advertisement's _____.
Hugo, impressed by a popular NFL star's frohawk hairstyle, visits Angelo's Hair Salon to get the same hairstyle. The stylist at Angelo's is very good and gives Hugo the exact style that he wants. Having received good service, Hugo visits Angelo's three months later to get a mohawk hairstyle. This time, Hugo is not satisfied with the end result and decides not to come back to Angelo's again. Which of following aspects of a service is illustrated in this scenario?
If the GRP of an advertisement is 60 percent and its reach is 6 percent, what is the frequency of the ad?
Bisky, a newly-founded biscuit company, is developing its first product, Jamz. It intends to the sell the product as a nutritious alternative to other biscuits. It markets the product with the tagline "A healthy snack for a healthy you." Which of the following is true of this scenario?
When advertising content appears to be native to a platform (a news article, independent website, organic search result), the ethical thing to do is to:
The customers at Marielle's coffee shop want to grab a quick cup of coffee before boarding the commuter train into the city. The sign in the window promises ""Quick, In-and-Out Service,"" and usually Marielle's keeps that promise. But one morning, customers were frustrated when the staff behind the counter was more interested in gossiping about their social lives than in waiting on customers. Marielle's shop is suffering from a _____.
When Lily, a travel agent, she sells an expensive vacation package, she encourages the customer to buy travel insurance, which provides reimbursement in case of trip cancellation due to illness or another emergency. Jordana is trying to reduce her customers'_____ risk.
Quano Inc. decides to produce a 3D-display phone, Chel, which is a much-anticipated release. Raymond and Jenny are among thousands of buyers who queue up outside a retail store to buy Chel on the day of its release. Most buyers are disappointed within a week because of heating issues. Quano announces immediately that it would replace the defective phones with a rectified model. Raymond and Jenny's replacement phones arrive after three months. The new Chel has a few issues that are taken care of by a software upgrade. This prompts a flood of sales. Trevor is one of Quano's regular customers who buys Chel after the software upgrade. In this scenario, Trevor is one among the _____.
Three teenage girls spent hours at a store trying on various outfits, looking at possible combinations, and asking each other, “How do you think this outfit looks on me?” This situation is most closely related to which of the following situational influences?
Jim wants to sell his couch and posts an advertisement on an online portal with the details. He includes a photo of the couch and the price he is willing to sell for. Steve notices the ad and contacts Jim to buy the couch. This type of business process is known as _____.
In the hierarchy of needs water, food, rest, and shelter would be considered _____ needs.
Jim's book store sold management textbooks online to university students. The store wanted to open a brick and motor store in a small town. However, a study showed that there was only small community college in the area and the number of prospective customers was likely to be low. In this scenario, the store is considering the _____ criterion.
Which of the following is a typical feature of large and sophisticated channel members?
_____ is a communication used to create and build brand awareness, with the ultimate goal of moving the consumer through the buying cycle to a purchase.
On August 1, 2013, sellerspace.com was visited by 150,000 users. The number of users who interacted with at least one page on the website was 150,000, the number who interacted with at least two pages was 120,000, at least three pages was 75,000, and four or more pages was 20,000. What was the bounce rate of the website on August 1, 2013?
Which of the following is most likely to be considered a convenience product?
An everyday low pricing strategy differs from a high/low pricing strategy in that an everyday low pricing strategy:
Churches, educational organizations, and hospitals are considered _____ buyers.
Port, an OEM of computer hardware, accounts for 6% of the computer hardware sold in the U.S. Retailers uses hardware from OEMs like Port to assemble personal computers. Owing to the competitive nature of the industry, Port's pricing is uniform with offerings from other manufacturers. The rise and fall in pricing is dictated more by the rise and fall in prices of raw material, labor, and utilities across the industry. Port's pricing strategy is focused on _____.
Mercosur, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, NAFTA, and European Union are examples of _____.
Spark, a manufacturer of consumer electronics, makes TVs, home theater systems, refrigerators, ACs, and microwave ovens. Spark's surround-sound system, Quadro, was a market leader a few years ago, before the market for large sound systems began to shrink. Despite its dip in market share and minimal profitability, Spark continues to produce Quadro. Spark offers Quadro for a highly discounted price when customers purchase its high-end LCD, LED, plasma, and 3D TV sets. Although the customers would not purchase Quadro as a standalone product at the same price, the combined offer increases the sales of both Quadro, and the other TV sets. In this scenario, Quadro is a _____.
In Ravonia, the telecom sector is dominated by four major service providers: Flank, Zelno, Tuhaz, and Klock. The service providers determine call rates and broadband rates using a collective strategy. They maintain uniform pricing and compete mainly on quality and service. Flank, Zelno, Tuhaz, and Klock are using a _____ strategy.
_____ pertains to a customer’s perception of the benefits he or she received compared with the costs.
Mustard, a manufacturer of audio systems, is the market leader in the audio equipment segment in the U.S., a fast-growth market. Its flagship product, Zeus, a high-end audio entertainment system, holds 30% of the market share in its segment, barely a year after its release. Zeus can be classified as a _____ in the BCG matrix.
Maya Designs is an interior design firm that specializes in designing office spaces. Which of the following is an ethical business practice, but not a corporate responsibility program at Maya?
PlayBall, a manufacturer of gaming consoles, announces the release of its new device. Karen, wanting to be one of the first to own the new gaming console, stands in a queue for over five hours on the day of its release. Even though disappointed that the product sold out before her turn arrived, Karen returned at 2 A.M the next day and was the first person in line. In this scenario, Karen is one among the _____.
Retailers whose target audience is Baby Boomers should plan their offerings keeping in mind that:
TESTED 19 May 2024
