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CCHAPTER HAPTER 44
MANAGING MARKETING INFORMATION
CRS Questions & Answers
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Within the context of the marketing information system, marketing managers can access information from all of the following sources except:
1. Competitors’ records2. Internal records3. Marketing intelligence4. Marketing research studies
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Within the context of the marketing information system, marketing managers can access information from all of the following sources except:
1. Competitors’ records2. Internal records3. Marketing intelligence4. Marketing research studies
It is not feasible to access information from competitors’ records.
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A pet store offers shoppers a membership card. Members receive monthly mailings featuring coupons for the specific brand of pet food they purchased previously. This is made possible by:
1. Survey data2. The internal database3. Competitive intelligence4. Observational research
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A pet store offers shoppers a membership card. Members receive monthly mailings featuring coupons for the specific brand of pet food they purchased previously. This is made possible by:
1. Survey data2. The internal database3. Competitive intelligence4. Observational research
Member cards allow marketers to tie customer information (name, address) to purchase history in an internal database.
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While leaving work late at night, you notice someone dumpster diving in the back alley. This person is most likely engaged in:
1. Experimental research2. Data mining3. Observational research4. Competitive intelligence gathering
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While leaving work late at night, you notice someone dumpster diving in the back alley. This person is most likely engaged in:
1. Experimental research2. Data mining3. Observational research4. Competitive intelligence gathering
Competitive intelligence can also be gathered via the Internet, during trade shows, or by interviewing a competitor’s employees.
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A bank surveys mortgage and loan holders to learn their household size, income, age, and marital status. The bank has engaged in:
1. Descriptive research2. Casual research3. Exploratory research4. Focus group research
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A bank surveys mortgage and loan holders to learn their household size, income, age, and marital status. The bank has engaged in:
1. Descriptive research2. Casual research3. Exploratory research4. Focus group research
Descriptive research is commonly used to describe the demographics or attitudes of consumers.
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If your firm was interested in learning which of two television advertising campaigns would be most effective, the company should conduct:
1. Ethnographic research2. Secondary research3. Observational research4. Experimental research
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If your firm was interested in learning which of two television advertising campaigns would be most effective, the company should conduct:
1. Ethnographic research2. Secondary research3. Observational research4. Experimental research
Experimental research determines cause and effect, such as which campaign resulted in the most favorable brand evaluations or highest purchase intentions.
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When survey data must be collected quickly, the best data collection technique would be:
1. Group interviewing2. Telephone surveying3. Online surveying4. Mail surveying
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When survey data must be collected quickly, the best data collection technique would be:
1. Group interviewing2. Telephone surveying3. Online surveying4. Mail surveying
Although telephone surveys can also be used to collect data fairly quickly, Internet surveys represent the fastest method of data collection.
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___________ allows an organization’s suppliers, customers, and resellers to update account information, check purchases, and more.
1. CRM2. An intranet3. An extranet4. A marketing intelligence system
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___________ allows an organization’s suppliers, customers, and resellers to update account information, check purchases, and more.
1. CRM2. An intranet3. An extranet4. A marketing intelligence system
Value network members and key customers access account, product, and other data on demand through extranets.
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Two major public policy and ethics issues in marketing research are intrusions on consumer privacy and:
1. Cost of primary data2. Lack of information availability3. Misuse of research findings4. Government interference
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Two major public policy and ethics issues in marketing research are intrusions on consumer privacy and:
1. Cost of primary data2. Lack of information availability3. Misuse of research findings4. Government interference
The nature of the sample or the manner in which survey questions are phrased are just two factors that can impact the quality of data and the conclusions researched.
