A) inform
B) persuade
C) cue consumer perceptions
D) stimulate secondary demand
E) remind
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A) publicity
B) personal selling
C) sales promotion
D) public relations
E) advertising
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A) Publicity
B) Personal selling
C) Non-budgeted advertising
D) Sales promotion
E) Advertising
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A) All members at each level of the distribution channel should coordinate their promotional efforts.
B) Separate personal selling and advertising departments produce a healthy, competitive spirit.
C) Promotion should strongly reflect a firm's strategic marketing plan.
D) Promotional activities are the same for companies with substitute products, such as typewriter . companies and computer manufacturers.
E) A company should treat all of its promotional efforts as a complete subsystem independent of other marketing mix elements.
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A) is another term for word-of-mouth communication.
B) is a derogatory term for telemarketing.
C) refers to the transmission of information about a company from one person to another with little input from the company.
D) refers to multilevel marketing schemes.
E) is the term used for poorly planned sales promotions.
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A) total marketing plan.
B) IMC approach to promotion.
C) feedback-intensive plan.
D) stimulus/response selling.
E) two-way communication program.
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A) feedback.
B) responding.
C) noise creation.
D) decoding.
E) encoding.
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A) task or objective
B) percentage of sales
C) available funds
D) buildup method
E) follow competition
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A) A manufacturer who uses a push strategy would direct promotional efforts toward middlemen.
B) A small manufacturer who could not afford to advertise extensively should avoid a push strategy.
C) Producers' push strategies are aimed at end users.
D) Consumer-products firms avoid push strategies.
E) Push strategies are primarily used by national manufacturers of consumer convenience goods.
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A) make demand for a specific product more elastic.
B) change the shape and location of the demand curve for a company's product.
C) stimulate perfect competition.
D) establish a price at the point where marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
E) make demand elastic when price increases.
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A) creation of a marcom manager.
B) support of top management.
C) creation of a customer database.
D) creation of multitasking teams.
E) restructuring of the organizational hierarchy.
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A) coal barges
B) cowboy hats
C) bridles and saddles
D) book shelves
E) flea collars
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A) strategic communication system
B) integrated marketing communication (IMC) effort
C) sales promotion plan
D) communication hierarchy
E) advertising plan
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