"Positioning" Might Cause a Marketing Manager To

question 184

Multiple Choice

"Positioning" might cause a marketing manager to:

• A) introduce a new product for a segment with unsatisfied needs.
• B) change a product's promotion to make its image fit more closely with the needs and attitudes of the target market.
• C) shift attention to another market segment where competition is weaker.
• D) physically change his or her product to compete more effectively with a competitor aiming at the same target market.
• E) Any of these could be true.

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Definitions:

Target Market

A specific group of consumers at whom a company aims its products and services, identified by certain demographic and psychographic criteria.

Target Market's Economy

The economic environment and conditions that influence the spending habits and purchasing power of a specific target market segment.

Viable Markets

Markets that have sufficient size, purchasing power, and accessibility to be profitable for selling a company's products or services.

Global Entry Strategy

The plan and methodology that a company uses to enter international markets, including exporting, licensing, franchising, or direct investment.