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1、Marketing Strategy: Based on First Principles and Data AnalyticsMarketing Strategy:Based on First Principles and Data AnalyticsQuestion BankChapter 5 Question BankMULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS1) Which of the following is a brand element? (check all that apply)a) Brand name b) Brand symbolc) Brand audit

2、d) All of the aboveAnswer: A and B.2) Both brands and relationships lead to enduring customer loyalty, _, and _.a) Lower cost, higher CLVb) Last look, positive attribution c) Price premium, cross selling and retentiond) All of the aboveAnswer: All of the above.3) Which of the following is not true?

3、(check all that apply)a) Customers awareness of, knowledge about, and behaviors in response to a brand generate the firms brand equity b) Brand equity is what lies in the mind of the CEOc) Brand equity is the set of assets and liabilities linked to a brandd) Brand equity adds to or subtract from the

4、 value provided by the firms offering and relationships Answer: B.4) _ equals the sum of all customer lifetime value associated with all future and existing customers.a) Brand equityb) Customer equityc) Brand extractd) Firm equityAnswer: A.5) The associative network memory model argues that the huma

5、n mind is a network of _ and connecting _.a) Nodes and neurons.b) Nodes and linksc) Neurons and nodesd) Links and nodese) Nodes and neuronsAnswer: B.6) In the network memory model, the brand strategy involves (check all that apply).a) awareness to provide an anchor point, b) building linkages to pos

6、itive, unique memory nodes to establish an identity c) to match target customers needs in a cost-efficient mannerd) all of the aboveAnswer: D. 7) In the network memory model, the brand strategy involves (check all that apply).a) awareness to provide an anchor point, b) building linkages to positive,

7、 unique memory nodes to establish an identity c) to match target customers needs in a cost-efficient mannerd) all of the aboveAnswer: D.8) Brands can (check all that apply).a) not really change customers actual experiences,b) change customers actual experiences c) change the taste of food or drink d

8、) make customers susceptible to competitorsAnswer: B and C.9) Brands affect sales growth by (check all that apply).a) Lowering firm cost b) Reduce perceived riskc) Increase price chargedd) Signal higher quality Answer: B and D.10) Brands affect profit growth by (check all that apply).a) Lowering fir

9、m cost b) Reduce perceived riskc) Increase price chargedd) Signal poorer stickiness Answer: A, B, and C.11) Brands affect profit growth by (check all that apply).a) Lowering firm cost b) Reduce perceived riskc) Increase price chargedd) Signal poorer stickiness Answer: A, B, and C.12) Spurious loyalt

10、y is when _a) Positive feelings and actions are manifestedb) Ambivalent feelings are manifestedc) No feelings are manifestedd) None of the aboveAnswer: B.13) Latent Loyalty is when Customers have _ attitudes but actually _ the product.a) Positive Negative, Buyb) Negative, not buyc) Positive, buyd) P

11、ositive, not buyAnswer: D.14) While _ pulls all characteristics together and describes who the brand is, _ represents how a brand is going to maintain its relative advantage over time.a) Brand identity, brand imageb) Brand identity, brand imagec) Brand identity, brand sustainabilityd) Brand equity,

12、brand imageAnswer: C.15) A firm that uses a single set of band elements for all products is known as _.a) Branded house architectureb) House of brand architecturec) Brand architectured) None of the aboveAnswer: A.16) Customers might express positive attitudes but fail to actually buy a firms product

13、s, which constitutes.a) true loyaltyb) spurious loyaltyc) habitual loyaltyd) latent loyaltyAnswer: D.17) Which of the following is not true?a) Benefits that drive sales growth always enhance a firms profitability b) Loyalty provides the largest barrier to competitive entry.c) Strong brands also gene

14、rate habitual purchase behaviord) None of the aboveAnswer: A.18) Building brand awareness involves making the brand easy to recall known as _a) Brand breadthb) Brand lengthc) Brand perceptiond) Brand depthAnswer: D.19) When customers express positive attitudes but fail to actually buy a firms produc

15、ts, they have _ loyalty.a) Perceivedb) Latentc) Spuriousd) TrueAnswer: B.20) The BOR Equity Grid provides the objectives, relative advantages (over competitors), and sources of sustainability (how it wins over time) that are required to use brands as SCA.a) Relative advantages, source of sustainabil

16、ityb) Offering equity, source of sustainabilityc) Offering equity, Relative advantaged) Source of sustainability, Price premiumAnswer: A.21) The six-step approach of communication and information processing by firms towards customers can be simplified as _.a) Feel-think-actb) Act-think-feelc) Think-

17、act-feeld) Think-feel-actAnswer: D.22) A qualitative method that is flexible and time effective and can support larger sample sizes is.a) Case studiesb) Interviewsc) Focus groupsd) ObservationsAnswer: B.23) Which of these techniques is not a data reduction technique?a) Factor analysisb) Cluster anal

18、ysisc) Regression analysisd) Discriminant analysise) Answer: C.24) Choice Models help _ or identify the causes or drivers of desired outcomesa) Link variables to outcomesb) Link outcomes to variablesc) Understand trade-offsd) Reduce dataAnswer: A.25) Which of these is the correct order on a scale ra

19、nging from many independent brands to a single master brand?a) Branded House- Sub-brands- Endorsed brands- House of Brandsb) House of Brands- Endorsed Brands- Sub-brands- Branded Housec) House of Brands- Sub-brands- Endorsed brands- Branded Housed) Branded House- Endorsed Brands- Sub-brands- House o

20、f BrandsAnswer: B.26) Which of these is not an advantage of a brand extension?a) Increases the time needed to build the new products brand by leveraging existing brand characteristics.b) Increases the probability of gaining channel access by reducing perceived risk.c) Helps enhance the image of the

21、parent brand by linking it to newer and/or emerging product features. d) Expands the size of the market that the firm can access.Answer: A.27) Which of these initiatives helps brands extensions (check all that apply)?a) There must be perceived fit between the parent brands image and the extension on

22、 a dimension that is relevant to the customerb) Brand extensions can be stretched further if done incrementallyc) Higher quality brands generally can be extended furtherd) All of the above.Answer: D.28) Which of these initiatives helps build emotional advantages of brands (check all that apply)?a) A

23、 powerful, long-lasting brand image moves beyond functional differentiation.b) If a brand cannot connect to an individual consumers self-identity, it will not perform well.c) Behavioral loyalty typically does not lead to much word of mouth.d) All of the aboveAnswer: A, B.29) Which of the following i

24、s not true about WOM (check all that apply)?a) WOM is very effective because friends and consumers serve as advocates.b) WOM is always the most important marketing communication vehicle.c) Digital penetration has slowed down the influence of WOM.d) None of the aboveAnswer: B, C.30) Which of the foll

25、owing is not true about WOM (check all that apply)?a) WOM is very effective because friends and consumers serve as advocates.b) WOM is always the most important marketing communication vehicle.c) Digital penetration has slowed down the influence of WOM.d) None of the aboveAnswer: B, C.31) The six-st

26、ep process of consumer processing is also called _?a) Decision-making heuristic.b) Think-feel-act model.c) Associative network memory model.d) None of the aboveAnswer: B.TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS 32) Customers awareness of, knowledge about, and behaviors in response to a brand generate the firms brand eq

27、uity, one of the three major components of the customer equity stack, along with offering and relationship equities.Answer: TRUE.33) Characteristics such as brand awareness or familiarity are associated with the brand network memory model of brand equity.Answer: FALSE (Associate Network Memory Model

28、)34) Brand image, or customers perceptions and associations with the brand, are represented by the links of the brand name node to other informational links in the model.Answer: FALSE (other informational links)35) A firm that focuses on branding each major product with its own unique brand elements

29、 uses a house of brand architecture.Answer: TRUE36) Vertical Extensions of brands to lower priced markets often strengthen the image of the parent brand.Answer: FALSE37) Brand relative advantage needs to capture the brands points of parity (POP), as well the points of difference (POD).Answer: TRUE38

30、) Overall, firms should shift toward a branded house approach if they need a separate brand for each entity (divisions, categories, products) to avoid a problematic association or channel conflict across entities.Answer: FALSE (house of brands approach)39) In brand line extensions, the new offering

31、is in the same product category but targets a different segment of customers, usually with a slightly different set of attributes.Answer: TRUE40) Integrated marketing communications (IMC) refers to the process of designing and delivering marketing messages to customers while ensuring that they are r

32、elevant, even if inconsistent over time and channels.Answer: FALSE.ESSAY TYPE QUESTIONS41) Write a short note about the three steps to build brand equity.Answer: The three key steps to building brand equity to increase a firms SCA start with building a high level of brand awareness among the firms t

33、argeted customers, which then provides an anchor point for linking the easily recallable brand name to the elements that define its meaning and image (Figure 5.5). Building awareness involves making the brand easy to recall (i.e., brand depth) across a wide range of potential purchase and usage situ

34、ations (i.e., brand breadth). Awareness should be high for the complete constellation of brand name elements: its name, logo, jingle, package shape, and other elements that the firm uses to identify its offering.Then the second step links the brand name to the brands points of parity and difference,

35、 which helps define the brands relative advantage. This step defines how the brand will be positioned against its competition. Some linkages might get transferred from the parent brand, depending on the firms brand architecture. For example, when Erickson or Nokia launches a new product under their

36、strong parent brands, the new products subbrands immediately take on some meaning from those parents. To establish what the brand means to customers, brand managers typically start with points of parity related to how the brand meets some basic level of performance, then add key points of difference

37、 that reflect how or why this brand will perform “better” than competitive options. Because points of difference are a key relative advantage of a brand when it first launches, significant financial resources and promotional efforts are applied to make these differentiation points memorable and link

38、 them strongly to the brand name.The third step involves building a deep emotional connection or “relationship” between the brand and targeted customers. Moving beyond functional differentiation implies a true, emotional connectionthe essence of building a powerful, long-lasting brand image. A stron

39、g brand image often is what provides a firm a long-term sustainable advantage, because it connects with consumers at a deep level and is hard for competitors to replicate. If a brand can connect to an individual consumers self-identity or who they want to be, that customer often exhibits high levels

40、 of both attitudinal and behavioral loyalty (i.e., true loyalty). It also can drive positive WOM, transforming customers into strong brand advocates.42) Write a short note about the consumer information-processing models six steps.Answer: Using brands as an SCA is often most effective in large consu

41、mer markets, such as those for soft drinks, beer, fashion, or automobiles. When making allocation decisions across different marketing communication formats, in the pursuit of key brand-building objectives, it also can be helpful to understand how customers process information and are persuaded to c

42、hange their behavior. The varied models can be broken down into six steps that customers must pass through to be persuaded by the different communication formats:a. The customer must be exposed to the communication message, whether that means hearing or seeing it. b. The message needs to capture cus

43、tomers attention so that they receive it. c. The customer must understand the desired marketing message. d. The customer needs to develop favorable attitudes toward the message. e. The customer must generate intentions to act, in accordance with the information in the communication message. f. The p

44、erson then must actually behave in the desired way. This six-step process sometimes is simplified as the “think feel act” model, which aligns well with the process for building brand equity.43) Write a short note about the major tools and auxiliary tools needed for brand positioning.Answer: Brand po

45、sitioning reflects how and where the firm hopes to appear in customers mind. In a way, it reflects the firms ideal associative network memory model, the one it hopes that customers hold in mind. It captures the aspirational level of awareness, key associations, and overall product or company image t

46、he firm seeks in the marketplace. The BOR Equity Grid from Chapter 4 provides a starting point for this discussion, because it describes the marketing objectives associated with the brand strategy, the relative advantage(s) that the brand can offer over relevant competitors, and the source of the su

47、stainability of this advantage. That is, it captures many of the elements that brand managers need to develop their brand strategies. The firms positioning statements are also important, though they can be more abstract or high level, rather than specific to the brand strategy. Furthermore, the AER strategies across personas, as outlined in the AER Strategy Grid, might be helpful, but they are unique to each persona and AER stage, whereas the brand needs to be consistent across all personas and stages. Generally, it is no