A) company sales potential; market potential
B) market share; category sale
C) industry share; company forecast
D) demand; supply
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A) Executive judgment
B) Customer surveys
C) Time series analysis
D) Market tests
E) Regression methods
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A) differentiated
B) undifferentiated
C) concentrated
D) homogeneous
E) heterogeneous
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A) Time series analysis
B) Market test
C) Executive judgment
D) Regression analysis
E) Survey
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A) The undifferentiated targeting strategy should be used when the needs of individual customers are similar.
B) The undifferentiated targeting strategy uses one promotional program aimed at everyone in the target market.
C) The undifferentiated targeting strategy is good for use with staple items, such as sugar and salt.
D) The undifferentiated targeting strategy uses multiple distribution systems to best reach individuals in the target market.
E) The opposite of the undifferentiated targeting strategy is the differentiated targeting strategy.
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A) demographic
B) psychographic
C) geographic
D) family life cycle
E) product-use
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A) consumer; business
B) industrial; target
C) business; industrial
D) business; demographic
E) business; consumer
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A) Step 4: Evaluate Relevant Market Segments
B) Step 2: Determine Which Segmentation Variables to Use
C) Step 3: Develop Market Segment Profiles
D) Step 5: Select Specific Target Markets
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A) determining the demographic variables of the target market.
B) developing market segment profiles.
C) determining which segmentation variables to use.
D) selecting specific target markets.
E) evaluating relevant market segments.
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A) a market segmentation approach in which firms focus precise marketing efforts on very small geographic markets.
B) developing a very specific marketing mix that will effectively meet the needs of only a small segment of the market.
C) marketing efforts that are tightly controlled by high-level executives in the organization.
D) a way to segment the market to meet the needs of individuals with the same motives and personality attributes.
E) creating advertising that is so specific to a certain type of individual that few people outside that micromarket will respond to the message.
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A) B2C market
B) Business market
C) Consumer market
D) Distributor market
E) Reseller market
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A) undifferentiated
B) differentiated
C) segmented
D) concentrated
E) heterogeneous
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A) the total market should be divided so that segments can be compared on sales potential, costs, and profits.
B) customers' needs for the product must be homogeneous.
C) the company must be able to reach the chosen segment with a particular marketing mix.
D) segments must be identifiable and divisible.
E) at least one segment must have enough profit potential to justify developing and maintaining a special marketing mix for that segment.
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