Commerce Accountancy ยท General Awareness
Marketing Concepts and Strategies
2,245 Questions
Marketing concepts and strategies form the core of understanding consumer behavior, brand management, and product distribution. This hub covers essential topics like green marketing, packaging, pricing, and market structures. These questions are highly relevant for IBPS, SBI, and other banking examination preparation.
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Marketing Concepts and Strategies Questions
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cause marketing
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niche marketing
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cross marketing
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anti-social marketing
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telemarketing
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This is a form of marketing in which a company and a charity team up together to tackle a social or environmental problem and create business value for the company at the same time. So, anti-tobacco campaign is an example of cause marketing.
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direct marketing
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indirect marketing
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ambush marketing
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strategic marketing
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social media marketing
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Direct marketing is about making direct contact with existing and potential customers to promote your products or services.
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Geocentric
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Ethnocentric
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Polycentric
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Regionocentric
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Swadeshi
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It means that the company prefers customers of their ethnicity to others.
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prospect
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retrospect
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customer
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ambassador
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promoter
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A person who is most likely to purchase your product is called a prospect.
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green marketing
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yellow marketing
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red marketing
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black marketing
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none of these
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The marketing of environment-friendly products is called green marketing.
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manufacturer
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distributors and dealers
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customer
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workers and staff
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resellers and retailers
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Customer is the person who purchase the goods for consuming and not for its further sale. This is the last stage of marketing.
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customisation
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digitisation
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generalisation
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cartelisation
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product development
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Customisation stands for making special products to suit every other customer.
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diversification
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test marketing
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positioning
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segmentation
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market expansion
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Diversification is a strategy that seeks to increase profitability through greater sales volume obtained from new products and new markets.
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Failure fee
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Fixed-fee arrangement
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Cost-plus system
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Incentive-based system
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None of the above
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This is the correct answer. All above options are incorrect. The right answer is fee-commission combination.
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effective reach
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spot advertising
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narrow casting
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account specific marketing
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none of the above
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The reaching of a very specialised market through programming aimed at particular target audience is known as narrow casting.
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non-franchise building promotion
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consumer franchise-building promotion
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consumer oriented-sales promotion
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sales promotion trap
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none of the above
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Sales promotion activities that are designed to accelerate the purchase decision process and generate an immediate increase in sales but do little or nothing to communicate information about a brand and contribute to its identity and image, is known as non franchise-building promotion.
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market vendor
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market operator
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market leader
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market follower
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market challenger
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A market challenger is an organization that aggressively competes to increase its market share in an existing market by introducing new products or competing aggressively. Unlike market followers who avoid confrontation, challengers actively attack market leaders to gain position. Market vendors, operators, and leaders are not terms for firms fighting to increase share.
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Availability
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Distribution
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Coverage
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Control
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Coverage refers to how widely a product is available across different locations and channels. Maximum coverage ensures customers can access the product wherever they are, thus maximizing contact and value. Availability is just having it, distribution is moving it, but coverage ensures widespread accessibility.
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Availability
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Distribution
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Coverage
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Control
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Control allows a company to maintain authority over product offering and marketing while managing costs. You can outsource logistics (distribution) or expand reach (coverage) or ensure availability, but only control lets you optimize costs while keeping decision-making power intact.
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Exclusive
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Intensive
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Selective
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Direct
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Exclusive distribution grants one or few intermediaries exclusive rights within a territory. This limits competition among resellers and creates dedicated partnerships. Intensive uses many outlets, selective uses some, and direct eliminates intermediaries entirely.