Marketing 1-2 S2 Final Review
Across
- 1. technique that uses special prices or deals to attract consumers
- 5. the selling message of an ad
- 8. "Welcome to the store"
- 9. responds to an objection by showing the customer they are wrong with facts
- 12. function of business that involves making or acquiring product
- 15. competing by trying to have better products, customer service, etc. than your competitors
- 17. television, radio, etc.
- 18. offering related products with the main product you are selling
- 21. operates on donations with the purpose of helping a cause
- 22. the values and moral principles that guide decision making
- 25. intellectual property protection for brand names and brand related images
- 28. technique that appeals to your senses through taste, sight, touch, etc.
- 30. most common type of direct marketing
- 31. type of decision making made when buying a low priced item that you buy frequently
- 32. responds to an objection by showing a customer that the product works
- 33. the identification symbol of a business in an ad; ie: a logo
- 34. certificates that entitle customers to discounts on products
- 35. a company that operates in a variety of countries
- 36. technique that builds up the product with words like best or amazing to make it seem exciting
- 37. Fry's sends information about its weekly sales to customers in the mail
- 38. technique that focuses on how a product can help with something the consumer worries about
- 39. technique that attracts attention with a chance to win
- 41. photograph, illustration, or other graphic elements of an ad
- 43. only type of intellectual property protection that does not need to be filed with the government
- 46. technique that uses comedy to attract your attention
- 49. a prospect, or potential customer
- 51. any direct contact between a salesperson and a customer
- 52. character
- 55. use this closing method when the customer has narrowed down their choices to two products
- 56. phrase or sentence that attracts attention to the ad
- 57. operates with the purpose of generating a profit
- 59. responds to an objection by asking the customer a question
- 62. a company that only operates in the country they are from
- 63. the 5 promotion strategies including advertising, direct marketing, sales promotions, public relations, and personal selling
- 65. a system where individuals are encouraged to start their own business with limited government involvement
- 66. technique that relates the product to a positive experience or memory, such as using a
- 67. selling products between businesses for professional use
- 69. "How can I help you?"
- 71. "I'll buy it later when there's a sale."
- 72. intellectual property protection for creative work
- 74. the physical attributes of a product
- 76. use this closing method when the product is about to be sold out or go up in price
- 77. when one business has total control over access to a certain product, service, or resource
- 78. the satisfaction gained by a consumer when using a product
- 79. selling to everyday people in a store for personal use
- 80. competing by trying to have lower prices than your competitors
- 81. "That's too expensive"
- 82. function of business that involves managing the company's money
Down
- 2. type of decision making made when buying a high priced item that you have rarely or never bought
- 3. items given at a low cost or for free with a purchase
- 4. not funded by the government
- 5. technique used when a celebrity is used to promote the product
- 6. "We have other colors of that available. Would you like to see them?"
- 7. medium for advertisements that uses platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, and
- 10. type of decision making made when buying a high priced item that you have bought a few times
- 11. "I don't want to buy from your company."
- 13. technique that repeats the same message to be memorable
- 14. corporate practices that help support people and communities beyond the business
- 16. social media, videos, in-app, podcast, pop-ups, web banners, etc.
- 19. technique used when the product contains an ingredient that sets it apart from
- 20. percentage fee placed on the sale of goods and services
- 23. function of business that supports buying and selling functions
- 24. buying motive based in logic and facts
- 26. what you can identify by observing, listening to, and questioning a customer
- 27. billboards, banners, bus stops, car wraps, etc.
- 28. responds to an objection by recommending an alternative product
- 29. responds to an objection by offsetting the objection with a product feature
- 40. Clinique offers a free gift with purchase when customers spend $50 on their products
- 42. technique used when a past customer explains how the product worked for them
- 44. technique that provides facts or reasoning for why you should make the purchase
- 45. magazines, direct mail, newspaper, etc.
- 47. technique that makes the consumer feel like they need the product to fit in or to be happy
- 48. technique that is an effort to get you to make the purchase now, ex. buy today
- 50. use this closing method when the customer shows strong buying signals
- 51. funded by the government and provides services to the community
- 53. Apple employees assist customers in finding the product that suits them best
- 54. "I don't like the way this looks on me"
- 58. buying motive based on feelings
- 60. use this closing method when the customer has an objection that can be solved with services provided by your company
- 61. function of business that involves planning, organizing, and controlling resources
- 64. TOMS shoes runs a charity that gives a pair of shoes to someone in need with every purchase of their product
- 67. responds to an objection by turning the customer's concern around into a selling point
- 68. shows items purchased, cost, and sales tax
- 70. intellectual property protection for inventions
- 73. medium for advertisements that are on a physical piece of paper in newspapers, magazines, etc.
- 75. CocaCola pays to promote its products on television