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The four Ps, the target market, the research, the pricing and the life cycle, all in one.
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Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
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The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
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A bike company chooses retailers, sets prices, designs packaging, and runs ads. What broad business activity combines all four decisions?
A bakery surveys commuters, then sells smaller muffins near train stations because customers wanted quick snacks. What idea is the bakery using?
A company changes package size after customer complaints. That is marketing work, but not advertising. What does advertising cover?
Classify as product, price, place, or promotion: SunRise Granola changes its recipe to include peanut-free bars.
Classify as product, price, place, or promotion: a retailer decides to charge $29, not $39, for its new wireless earbuds.
Classify as product, price, place, or promotion: a candle maker starts selling at farm stands and through an online store.
Classify as product, price, place, or promotion: a clothing company pays creators to announce a weekend sale.
Classify as product, price, place, or promotion: a software company adds 24-hour chat support to its app subscription.
A toy maker groups customers by parents' income and children's ages. Name the segmentation base.
A hiking-app company groups users by love of adventure and concern for the environment. Name the segmentation base.
A lawn-care chain groups customers by ZIP code and climate zone. Name the segmentation base.
An online store groups customers by how often they reorder printer ink. Name the segmentation base.
After segmenting the market, a backpack company chooses urban high school students as the group it will serve first. What is that chosen group called?
After emailing 500 shoppers a questionnaire and receiving 210 answers, a retailer has data from what research method?
A snack brand invites 8 teens to discuss package ideas while a moderator asks follow-up questions. Name the research method.
A toy store records which aisle shoppers enter first without speaking to them. Name the research method.
Before opening in another city, a cafe studies census tables and a chamber of commerce report about that city. Name the research type.
A shoe company wants legal protection for its brand name and wing symbol, not the shoe's technology. What protects that brand identifier?
A designer invents a new spill-proof cap mechanism for a sports bottle. What protection fits the invention?
A beverage company records an original song for its commercial. What protection covers the song itself?
A cereal maker uses the same brand name, colors, and label style on every flavor's package. What business purpose does that serve?
A bakery computes $1.20 ingredient and labor cost for a cookie box and adds a 50-cent markup to set the price. Name the strategy.
A meal-kit startup charges a very low first-month price to win customers quickly before raising prices later. Name the strategy.
A tech firm launches a new gadget at a high price for early adopters, then plans lower prices as rivals enter. Name the strategy.
A car wash checks nearby car washes and sets its basic wash at the same $10 market price. Name the strategy.
A store prices a backpack at $39.99 instead of $40 to make it feel cheaper. Name the strategy.
In the channel producer → wholesaler → retailer → consumer, how many intermediaries are between producer and consumer?
A soap maker sells bars only on its own website and mails each order from its workshop to the buyer's home. Name the channel of distribution.
A company buys cases of canned soup in bulk and resells smaller quantities to grocery stores and restaurants. What channel member is it?
A gym pays for a 30-second streaming audio spot and controls the words listeners hear. Name the promotional element.
A medical-supply sales rep meets a clinic manager and demonstrates a new scheduling system. Name the promotional element.
A bookstore gives a one-week coupon for 20% off new planners to prompt quick purchases. Name the promotional element.
A newspaper writes its own unpaid story about a bakery donating bread; the bakery cannot control the final wording. Name the promotional element.
A smart lunchbox launched this month; awareness is low, sales are small, and promotion explains what it does. Name the life-cycle stage.
Sales of a portable DVD player model fall as customers switch to streaming devices. Name the life-cycle stage.
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Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.
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