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The path a product takes from producer or manufacturer to the final user or customer is called the: Product passageway C

The path a product takes from producer or manufacturer to the final user or customer is called the: Product passageway Channel of Distribution Distribution intensity Retail channel. The path a product takes from producer or manufacturer to the final user or customer is called the:

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The path a product takes from producer or manufacturer to the final user or customer is called the: Product passageway C

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  1. The path a product takes from producer or manufacturer to the final user or customer is called the: • Product passageway • Channel of Distribution • Distribution intensity • Retail channel

  2. The path a product takes from producer or manufacturer to the final user or customer is called the: • Channel of Distribution

  3. What is the distribution considered when one or more intermediaries or middlemen are involved in a channel of distribution. • Direct • Selective • Indirect • Exclusive

  4. What is the distribution considered when one or more intermediaries or middlemen are involved in a channel of distribution. • Indirect

  5. Physical distribution is also known as: • Production • Storage • Logistics • Inventory Control

  6. Physical distribution is also known as: • Logistics

  7. What type of transportation is convenient and can facilitate rapid deliveries: • Rail • Air • Trucking • Water

  8. What type of transportation is convenient and can facilitate rapid deliveries: • Trucking

  9. What is a primary reason that businesses use intermediaries in the distribution process? • There are fewer costs involved when using an intermediary • Intermediaries often possess expertise that producers don’t have • The use of intermediaries is more challenging. • There are no risks involved

  10. What is a primary reason that businesses use intermediaries in the distribution process? • Intermediaries often possess expertise that producers don’t have

  11. Which of the following is a benefit of channels of distribution: • We can more easily obtain products from all over the world • Producers must spend more money • Retailers must spend more money • We spend more time looking for what we want

  12. Which of the following is a benefit of channels of distribution: • We can more easily obtain products from all over the world

  13. Where does the channel of distribution begin? • With the industrial user • With the ultimate consumer • With the producer • With the intermediary

  14. Where does the channel of distribution begin? • With the producer

  15. The Marketing Mix (4 P's) include: • A. Place, Price, Publicizing, Positioning • B. Price, Place, Promotion, Product • C. Product, Publicizing, Place, Price • D. Promotion, Product, Planning, Publicizing

  16. The Marketing Mix (4 P's) include: • B. Price, Place, Promotion, Product

  17. Deciding how, where, and to whom products need to be sold to reach the Consumer is called __________. A. Exchange B. Distribution C. Promotion D. Service

  18. Deciding how, where, and to whom products need to be sold to reach the Consumer is called __________. B. Distribution

  19. The Following is an Example of what Utility: "The company created a specification sheet on the box as a way to tell customers about its product." A. Price B. Information C. Benefit D. Possession

  20. The Following is an Example of what Utility: "The company created a specification sheet on the box as a way to tell customers about its product." B. Information

  21. A product that can be stored. Generally considered to be tangible. • A. Good • B. Possession • C. Time • D. Utility

  22. A product that can be stored. Generally considered to be tangible. • A. Good

  23. The Following is an Example of what Utility: "I am not able to make it to the store before it closes each day. Fortunately, I can make my purchases online with a bank card." • A. Good • B. Possession • C. Time • D. Utility

  24. The Following is an Example of what Utility: "I am not able to make it to the store before it closes each day. Fortunately, I can make my purchases online with a bank card." • B. Possession

  25. A product that cannot be stored. It is generally considered to be in-tangible. A. Exchange B. Distribution C. Promotion D. Service

  26. A product that cannot be stored. It is generally considered to be in-tangible. D. Service

  27. Concerning Behavioral Segmentation: Which rule is true for most businesses? A. As prices increase demand also rises. B. Marketing is a company’s highest cost. C. 80% of the sales are made by 20% of the customers. D. Very few decisions are driven by Marketing.

  28. Concerning Behavioral Segmentation: Which rule is true for most businesses? C. 80% of the sales are made by 20% of the customers.

  29. Activities that work together to get goods and services from producers to consumers A. Functions of Marketing B. Producers C. Financing D. Sales

  30. Activities that work together to get goods and services from producers to consumers A. Functions of Marketing

  31. Getting the money necessary to operate a business • A. Producers • B. Functions of Marketing • C. Financing • D. Sales

  32. Getting the money necessary to operate a business • C. Financing

  33. Getting information to make sound business decisions A. Functions of Management B. Goods C. Marketing Information Management D. Services

  34. Getting information to make sound business decisions C. Marketing Information Management

  35. Marketing adds Utility to products and services. • A. True • B. False

  36. Marketing adds Utility to products and services. • A. True

  37. The Following is an Example of what Utility: "I am planning a trip to Australia during winter break. It is now November and I can’t find a swimming suit." A. Good B. Possession C. Time D. Utility

  38. The Following is an Example of what Utility: "I am planning a trip to Australia during winter break. It is now November and I can’t find a swimming suit." C. Time

  39. What is the group that decides whether or not a business will survive? A. the consumers B. the owners or board of directors C. the government D. the competing businesses

  40. What is the group that decides whether or not a business will survive? A. the consumers

  41. Focus all marketing efforts on a specific group of customers. • A. Market Segmentation • B. Target Market • C. Customer Profile • D. Behavioral Segmentation

  42. Focus all marketing efforts on a specific group of customers. • B. Target Market

  43. Which of the four P’s of marketing effects the Location and Transportation of the product? A. Place B. Planning C. Pricing D. Promotion

  44. Which of the four P’s of marketing effects the Location and Transportation of the product? A. Place

  45. __________ are those people who actually use the product. • A. Psychographics • B. Consumers • C. Customers • D. Geographics

  46. __________ are those people who actually use the product. • B. Consumers

  47. The Following is an Example of what Utility: "I could either buy some pre-made brownies or buy the separate ingredients and make them myself." • D. Form

  48. A combination of four strategies that management uses to market a product and achieve organizational goals. A. Marketing Mix B. Psychographics C. Customer Profile D. Marketing Concept

  49. A combination of four strategies that management uses to market a product and achieve organizational goals. A. Marketing Mix

  50. Segmentation based on personal characteristics. • A. Geographics • B. Customer Profile • C. Demographics • D. Market Segmentation

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