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MEJO 469 Final Exam Practice ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS

What is the difference between marketing and Marketing is about the strategy and communications is the message.
communications?


Marketing has to do with what? Product, person, price, place, promotion, competition, policy

, What is underneath communications? Advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, direct marketing,
sponsorship
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What can you market? Product, ideas, medical devices, a new drug, behavioral changes, yourself


Why do you do market research? Gain insights, create a better product or experience, create value, healthier
people, less spending, increase revenues, you need to understand the audience
that you are marketing to


Primary Research Focus groups, interview, talking to someone.


Pros of primary research in-person information, drilling into the thing that you truly care about, targeted,
confidential, current, qualitative and quantitative


Cons of primary research Expensive, time consuming, requires skill, own bias


Secondary Research You go out and buy internet reports


Pros of secondary research Fast, inexpensive, easily accessible


Cons of secondary research often outdated, unreliable, not directly applicable


What do you call it when you create a different strategy Segmentation Strategy (Measurable, actionable, substantial, meaningful)
for different groups?




Customer Segmentation Demographic (age, gender, race, income), geographic (rural vs urban),
psychographic (attitudes, preferences, behaviors), health risk (higher risk), usage
(frequent user of the walk-in clinic)


Define Stakeholder Individual, group, or organization-vested interest or "stake" in the business or
activity of another group

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