- •Challenges in Marketing
- •Ббк 81.2Англ-923
- •Ббк 81.2Англ-923
- •Contents
- •Передмова
- •Part I Unit 1 The Marketing Mix (The 4 p's)
- •The product life cycle.
- •Commentary
- •Business Stages in Marketing
- •Grammar point Modal Verbs Expressing Ability and Possibility
- •Unit 2 The Promotion Mix
- •Commentary
- •Business Branding
- •Grammar point Modal Verbs Expressing Request, Offer, Suggestion, Asking for Permission and Instructions
- •Grammar point Modal Verbs Expressing Supposition
- •Unit 3 How Markets Work
- •Commentary
- •Business The New Marketplace
- •Part II Texts for Supplementary reading
- •Text 1: what do marketers do?
- •Text 2. The marketing communication function
- •Text 3: the market segmentation function
- •Text 4: marketing research
- •Text 5: focus group studies
- •Text 6: survey research
- •Product development
- •Text 1: product importance
- •Text 2: what is a product?
- •Text 3: different product views
- •Text 4: the product mix
- •Text 5: marketing different classes of consumer goods
- •Text 6: marketing industrial products
- •Text 7: packaging changes the product
- •Text 8: the growing importance of packaging
- •Text 9: different packaging functions
- •Text 10: branding
- •Text 11: brand categories
- •Promotion
- •Text 1: communication versus promotion
- •Text 2: marketing communication system (mcs)
- •Text 3: marketing intelligence versus marketing research
- •Text 4: promotion
- •Text 5: advertising
- •Text 6: classes of advertising
- •Text 7: sales promotion
- •Answers Test 1
- •Challenges in Marketing
- •83050, М.Донецьк, вул.Щорса, 31.
- •83023, М.Донецьк, вул.Харитонова, 10.
Answers Test 1
1 product |
6 customers |
11 service |
2 place |
7 want |
12 price |
3 time |
8 producing |
13 promote |
4 needs |
9 developing |
14 distribute |
5 profit |
10 product |
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Test 2
1 market |
marketer |
market, marketing |
2 distribute |
distributor |
distribution |
3 compete |
competitor |
competition |
4 advertise |
advertiser |
advertising, advertisement |
5 supply |
supplier |
supply |
6 sponsor |
sponsor |
sponsorship |
7 consume |
consumer |
consumption |
8 produce |
producer |
product |
9 analyse |
analyst |
analysis |
10 research |
researcher |
research |
11 import |
importer |
import |
Test 3
1 goods |
4 demand |
7 trends |
2 free |
5 mix |
8 analysis |
3 research |
6 plan |
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Test 4
1 (c) sponsorship |
7 (a) market analyst |
2 (a) marketing consultancy |
8 (a) campaign |
3 (c) free market economy |
9 (b) distribution, or possibly (a) shipment |
4 (b) buyer's market 5 (b) seller's market |
10 (b) exporting 11 (c) market share |
6 (c) market leader |
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Test 5
1 Product |
4 Promotion |
6 Packaging |
2 Price |
5 People |
7 Phasing |
3 Place |
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Test 6
f Well, we identified live areas where improvement is necessary. |
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h The first is product. |
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b It covers both goods and services offered by the company. |
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e The second area is place - also called distribution - meaning the movement of goods from the producer to the customer. |
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g After place, packaging. Packaging includes the packaging materials but, more importantly, all types of added value and customer expectations. |
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a And then the fourth area is phasing. |
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d Yes, or timing - getting things where they should be at the right time. |
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i Promotion. |
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c Exactly - and the desire to buy the product. And, finally, people, which means colleagues, employees, agents and customers. The idea is to keep everyone happy, make personal contact. |
Test 7
A |
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B |
1 brand identity |
1 name |
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2 brand name |
2 valuation |
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3 brand image |
3 unbranded |
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4 own-brand |
4 image |
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5 brand valuation |
5 own-brand |
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6 unbranded |
6 intangible |
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7 intangible assets |
7 loyalty |
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8 loyalty |
8 premium |
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9 premium brand |
9 identity |
Test 8
1 c |
4 b |
6 a |
2 a |
5 c |
7 b |
3 b |
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Test 9
1 launched |
4 warranty |
7 network |
2 parts/labour |
5 state-of-the-art |
8 customer |
3 labour/parts |
6 after-sales |
9 helpline |
Test 10
1 consumer |
5 added |
8 purchased |
2 perishable |
6 retailer |
9 patent |
3 products |
7 service |
10 flop |
4 durables |
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Test 11
1 off |
4 back |
7 to |
2 by |
5 onto |
8 into |
3 away |
6 on |
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Test 12
A |
B |
1 e |
1 a |
2 c |
2 d |
3 d |
3 b |
4 b |
4 e |
5 a |
5 c |
Test 13
1 False. Budget priced goods are low - priced goods. |
2 True |
3 True |
4 True |
5 True |
6 False. The factory gate price is the price a manufacturer asks when selling a product to a wholesaler, agent or retailer. |
7 False. Production costs are all the expenses a manufacturer has to pay to produce a product, including labour. |
8 False. The market price is the typical price that different companies are asking for similar products. |
9 True |
10 True |
11 False. The wholesale price is the price a retailer pays a wholesaler for a product. |
Test 14
1 unit cost |
4 price war |
6 going rate |
2 retail margin |
5 budget priced |
7 demand curve |
3 selling costs |
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Test 15
1 c |
4 e |
6 b |
2 f |
5 g |
7 d |
3 a |
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Test 16
1 a |
5 b |
9 a |
2 c |
6 a |
10 a |
3 a |
7 b |
11 b |
4 b |
8 c |
12 a |
Test 17
1 advanced orders |
5 premium price |
2 break even |
6 recommended retail |
3 Production costs |
7 factory gate |
4 high penetration |
8 price war |
Test 18
1 agent |
5 intermediary |
9 customer |
2 distributor |
6 wholesaler |
10 consumer |
3 sales representative |
7 dealer |
11 user |
4 retailer |
8 exporter |
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Навчальне видання
Моісєєва Фаріда Ахметівна, доцент,
Білан Наталя Василівна, ст. викладач,
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