Chapter 12 – Setting Product Strategy

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TOP 10 Learning Questions for Chapter 12 – Setting Product Strategy Ma. Camille V. Villagarcia 16 Sept 2010

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TOP 10 Learning Questions for

Chapter 12 – Setting Product Strategy

Ma. Camille V. Villagarcia16 Sept 2010

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1. Product is anything that can be offered to a market to satisfy a ______.

A. NeedsB. WantsC. DemandsD. Needs or WantsE. Needs or Demands

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Product Characteristics & Classifications

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• Product– Tangible or intangible– Anything offered in a market

• Satisfy consumers’ wants or needs

– ex: goods, services, experiences, information, ideas, etc

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1. Product is anything that can be offered to a market to satisfy a ______.

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A. NeedsB. WantsC. DemandsD. Needs or WantsE. Needs or Demands

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2. ___ are intangible & require more quality control, supplier credibility, & adaptability.

A. Nondurable goodsB. IndustriesC. Durable goodsD. BrandsE. Services

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Marketing-mix Strategy of Product Types

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• Nondurable – availability in many locations, small markup, heavy advertisement

• Durable – personal selling & service, higher margin, more seller guarantee

• Service – more quality control, supplier credibility, adaptability

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A. Nondurable goodsB. IndustriesC. Durable goodsD. BrandsE. Services

2. ___ are intangible & require more quality control, supplier credibility, & adaptability.

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3. The following show the importance of design in product differentiation EXCEPT for

A. Provides competitive edgeB. Gives consumers variety of choicesC. Affects the totality of featuresD. Compelling for start-up companiesE. Positions company’s products &

designs

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Importance of Design in Product Differentiation

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• Design – totality of features – position a company’s product & services– gives competitive edge– compelling to smaller consumer-product companies and

start-ups that don’t have big advertising budget

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3. The following show the importance of design in product differentiation EXCEPT for

A. Provides competitive edgeB. Gives consumers variety of choicesC. Affects the totality of featuresD. Compelling for start-up companiesE. Positions company’s products &

designs

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4. The following are the main Service Differentiators EXCEPT for

A. Customer ServiceB. InstallationC. RepairD. Ordering EaseE. Delivery

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Main Service Differentiators

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• Ordering Ease• Delivery• Installation• Customer Training• Customer Consulting

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4. The following are the main Service Differentiators EXCEPT for

A. Customer ServiceB. InstallationC. RepairD. Ordering EaseE. Delivery

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5. Which of the following is false?

A. Product family satisfy a core need with reasonable effectiveness.

B. Need family is the core need that underlies the existence of a product family.

C. Product line shares one of several possible forms of the product.

D. Product class is also know as product category.E. Product class is a group w/in product family

recognized as having a certain functional coherence.

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The Product Hierarchy

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Item

Product type

Product line

Product class

Product family

Need family

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5. Which of the following is false?

A. Product family satisfy a core need with reasonable effectiveness.

B. Need family is the core need that underlies the existence of a product family.

C. Product line shares one of several possible forms of the product.

D. Product class is also know as product category.E. Product class is a group w/in product family

recognized as having a certain functional coherence.

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6. Which is not true about Packaging?

A. It is the activities of designing & producing the container for a product.

B. It can build brand equity.C. It contributes to instant recognition of the

company and brand.D. Effective packaging must attract attention, show

the content, & make a favorable overall impression.

E. Might include up to 3 levels of material – primary package, secondary package, & shipping package.

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Packaging

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• Activities of designing & producing the container for a product

• 3 levels of material – primary, secondary, shipping package

• Can build brand equity & drive sale• Must attract attention, describe product features,

create consumer confidence, & make favorable overall impression

• Contribute to instant brand/company recognition

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6. Which is not true about Packaging?

A. It is the activities of designing & producing the container for a product.

B. It can build brand equity.C. It contributes to instant recognition of the

company and brand.D. Effective packaging must attract attention, show

the content, & make a favorable overall impression.

E. Might include up to 3 levels of material – primary package, secondary package, & shipping package.

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A. CustomizationB. Conformance QualityC. StyleD. DesignE. Feature

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7. Blackberry introduced and used BBM as what type of product differentiation?

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Feature

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• Most products can be offered with varying features that supplement their basic function. A company can identify and select appropriate new features by surveying recent buyers then calculating customer value versus company cost for each potential feature.

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7. Blackberry introduced and used BBM as what type of product differentiation?

A. CustomizationB. Conformance QualityC. StyleD. DesignE. Feature

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8. The new Tide with Safeguard is an example of what type of co-branding?

A. joint-venture B. same-companyC. retail D. multiple-sponsorE. ingredient branding

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Co-Branding

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• Dual branding / brand bundling• 2 or more well-known brands are combined into a

joint product or marketed together in some fashion

• Same-company co-branding – 2 products under 1 company– Tide and Safeguard are both under Procter & Gamble

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8. The new Tide with Safeguard is an example of what type of co-branding?

A. joint-venture B. same-companyC. retail D. multiple-sponsorE. ingredient branding

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9. Apple provides assistance to 1st time buyers/users of the MacBook. This is an example of what type of service differentiation?

A. InstallationB. Customer ServiceC. Customer TrainingD. Customer ConsultingE. Maintenance and Repair

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Customer Training

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• Refers to training the customers use the equipments properly and efficiently

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9. Apple provides assistance to 1st time buyers/users of the MacBook. This is an example of what type of service differentiation?

A. InstallationB. Customer ServiceC. Customer TrainingD. Customer ConsultingE. Maintenance and Repair

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10. What type of line stretching did Globe do when it launched TM?

A. Up-Market StretchB. Down-Market StretchC. Straight-Market StretchD. Product StretchE. Two-Way Stretch

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Line Stretching

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• Occurs when a company lengthens its product line beyond its current range.

• Down – Market Stretch – company from upper/middle market introduces a lower-priced line

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10. What type of line stretching did Globe do when it launched TM?

A. Up-Market StretchB. Down-Market StretchC. Straight-Market StretchD. Product StretchE. Two-Way Stretch

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TOP 10 Learning Questions for

Chapter 12 – Setting Product Strategy

Ma. Camille V. Villagarcia16 Sept 2010