Typically, the Difference Between the Planned Marketing Strategy and the Strategy

question 11

Multiple Choice

Typically, the difference between the planned marketing strategy and the strategy that actually takes place is:

• A) caused by managerial mistakes, not by changes in the firm's internal or external environments.
• B) typically caused by unexpected competitive activity.
• C) caused by the way the planned marketing strategy is implemented.
• D) independent of marketing implementation.
• E) caused solely by changes in customer behaviors.

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Definitions:

Sample

A selection from a larger group meant to represent the whole, chosen for analysis or inquiry to gather data about the broader population.

Consent

Voluntary agreement or permission for something to happen or agreement to do something.

Closed-ended

Questions or statements that limit responses to specific choices, making it easier to quantify opinions or behaviors.

Open-ended

Describes questions or formats that do not have a predefined range of answers, allowing for unrestricted responses.