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GB 350 EXAM 2 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS | VERIFIED EXAM QUESTIONS Product What we get from an exchange, what you're offering as a marketer Tangible good A physical product that can be touched Service An intangible activity or benefit offered for sale Idea A concept, philosophy, or image offered to consumers Convenience product Inexpensive product purchased frequently with little effort Shopping product Product for which consumers compare price, quality, and features before buying Homogeneous shopping product Shopping product similar across brands where price is the main comparison Heterogeneous shopping product Shopping product with differences in quality and features that matter more than price Specialty product Extensive search for particular item, purchased less frequently than shopping items Unsought product Product consumers do not actively seek out or may not know exists Product item One specific item Product item example Crest Pro-Health Deep Clean Mint Toothpaste Product line A group of closely related product items Product line example Crest Pro-Health Toothpaste Line (whitening, deep clean, gum protect, etc.) Product mix All the product lines offered by an organization Toothpaste, mouthwash, whitening strips Product Mix example Product mix width The number of different product lines offered Product line depth The number of product items within a product line Advertising Economies One ad sells many products Packaging Uniformity Same look = same quality perception Ben and Jerrys Ice cream Packaging Uniformity example Standardized Components Lower production and inventory costs Efficient Sales and Distributions Distributors and retailers want options to meet customer performances Product modification Changing a product's characteristics to increase value Functional modification Change that alters how a product works or is used Google addings new "visual shopping" feature in search Functional modification example Quality modification Change that improves durability, reliability, or performance

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GB 350 EXAM 2 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS



Product
What we get from an exchange, what you're offering as a marketer
Tangible good
A physical product that can be touched
Service
An intangible activity or benefit offered for sale
Idea
A concept, philosophy, or image offered to consumers
Convenience product
Inexpensive product purchased frequently with little effort
Shopping product
Product for which consumers compare price, quality, and features
before buying
Homogeneous shopping product
Shopping product similar across brands where price is the main
comparison

,Heterogeneous shopping product
Shopping product with differences in quality and features that matter
more than price
Specialty product
Extensive search for particular item, purchased less frequently than
shopping items
Unsought product
Product consumers do not actively seek out or may not know exists
Product item
One specific item
Product item example
Crest Pro-Health Deep Clean Mint Toothpaste
Product line
A group of closely related product items
Product line example
Crest Pro-Health Toothpaste Line (whitening, deep clean, gum protect,
etc.)
Product mix
All the product lines offered by an organization
Toothpaste, mouthwash, whitening strips
Product Mix example
Product mix width

, The number of different product lines offered
Product line depth
The number of product items within a product line
Advertising Economies
One ad sells many products
Packaging Uniformity
Same look = same quality perception
Ben and Jerrys Ice cream
Packaging Uniformity example
Standardized Components
Lower production and inventory costs
Efficient Sales and Distributions
Distributors and retailers want options to meet customer performances
Product modification
Changing a product's characteristics to increase value
Functional modification
Change that alters how a product works or is used
Google addings new "visual shopping" feature in search
Functional modification example
Quality modification
Change that improves durability, reliability, or performance

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