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Pos­si­ble ques­ti­ons

Mar­ket re­se­arch – pos­si­ble ques­ti­ons

  1. What do you un­der­stand by the term mar­ket re­se­arch?
  2. Ex­plain why a busi­ness might carry out mar­ket re­se­arch?
  3. What is the dif­fe­rence bet­ween pri­ma­ry and se­con­da­ry re­se­arch?
  4. Give two ex­am­ples for pri­ma­ry re­se­arch and ex­plain the ad­van­ta­ges
  5. List two ex­am­ples of se­con­da­ry re­se­arch when plan­ning a new sports cen­ter.
  6. What has to be taken into ac­count when drawing up a ques­ti­on­nai­re?
  7. Why might the in­for­ma­ti­on collec­ted from mar­ket re­se­arch be in­cor­rect?

Ad­ver­ti­sing, sales pro­mo­ti­on and pu­blic re­la­ti­on – pos­si­ble ques­ti­ons

  1. Why is pro­mo­ti­on an im­portant part of the mar­ke­ting mix?
  2. What does AIDA mean?
  3. Name four dif­fe­rent types of ad­ver­ti­sing media.
  4. What two types might be used for the launch of a new fruit drink, and why?
  5. Why is it im­portant to con­sider the costs of ad­ver­ti­sing?
  6. How can the suc­cess of ad­ver­ti­sing be mea­su­red?
  7. Com­pa­nies use sales pro­mo­ti­on and pu­blic re­la­ti­on. Ex­plain the dif­fe­rence and give ex­am­ples
  8. What is pro­duct pla­ce­ment all about?

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