A) To clearly tie the brand name and brand mark with the organization.
B) To associate the organization with one or more philanthropic causes.
C) To sell more product to members of the supply chain.
D) To position the product relative to competing products.
E) To build and enhance the organization's reputation.
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A) product benefits
B) product advantages
C) product features
D) brand marks
E) brand descriptions
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A) Introduction
B) Growth
C) Maturity
D) Development
E) Decline
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A) They were once generic brands.
B) They are both private-label brands.
C) They are protected by copyright.
D) Their brands did not sufficiently explain their benefits.
E) Their brand names were not sufficiently protected.
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A) increased profit margin
B) reduced marketing costs
C) lowers the risk of a product failure
D) lower inventory costs
E) enhances Walmart's image
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A) Overextension
B) Brand ambiguity
C) Improper positioning
D) Lack of differentiation
E) Low brand loyalty
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A) protection
B) storage
C) convenience
D) integration
E) co-branding
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A) It represents customer perceptions and preferences spatially by means of a visual display.
B) It is an effective way to rebrand a product and push it back into the growth stage.
C) It measures differences in the firm's product offering that set it apart from competing offerings.
D) It demonstrates the firm's relative position in terms of competitive factors important to the target market.
E) It is used to come up with product descriptors that inform consumers about the product.
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A) the product's image.
B) the brand.
C) the product's features.
D) perceptual mapping.
E) the product's price.
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A) brand equity
B) brand identity
C) brand equality
D) brand value
E) brand capitalization
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A) conduct test marketing studies.
B) maintain market share.
C) find new uses for the product.
D) engage in customer education activities.
E) spread misleading information about competing products.
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A) Differentiation is about the product whereas positioning is about the brand.
B) Differentiation is based on real differences between products, while positioning is completely perceptual.
C) Differentiation is about creating differences among competing products, while positioning is about creating a mental image in consumers' minds.
D) Differentiation is used in tangible goods, while positioning is used in services.
E) Differentiation focuses on differences among brands, while positioning is about differences among products.
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A) brand recognition
B) brand preference
C) brand insanity
D) brand equity
E) brand insistence
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