A) incentive marketing.
B) a franchise building promotion.
C) brand equity building.
D) account-specific marketing.
E) brand extension.
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A) detract from the consumer franchise building value of the promotion.
B) create problems in supply and demand.
C) make inventory forecasting easier.
D) fully support Kellogg's in its consumer franchise building promotion.
E) make it unnecessary for Kellogg's to run a nonfranchise building promotion.
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A) cooperative advertising.
B) merchandising support.
C) a trade allowance.
D) a spiff.
E) push money.
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A) Frequent flyer program of Lufthansa airways that gives the customer points on each travel that can be redeemed against various other purchases.
B) 'Buy one get one free' offer by Heinz ketchup.
C) 'Flat 30%' off on all merchandise at Nike exclusive stores only.
D) Limited offer of 'Get a toothbrush free along with a 50gm toothpaste' by Crest.
E) A premium by Kellogg's that provides the customer with 'Zip Zap toy' along with the purchase of a 200gm pack of 'Kellogg's Chocos'.
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A) Bounce back
B) Cross-ruff
C) Instant
D) Cross sell
E) In-store
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A) Sales promotions are now considered an essential part of an organization's branding strategies.
B) Sales promotion tactics are now developed before the strategy is determined.
C) Sales promotions are now believed to be an ineffective tool for creating brand image.
D) Creatives have become more sophisticated,and this sophistication has led to a decline in their dependence on sales promotion.
E) There is no difference between how marketers used to treat sales promotions and how they treat them now.
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A) Rebates are used only for consumer durables such as automobiles and appliances.
B) Most retailers want to be involved with rebate programs.
C) Nonusers of rebates have been shown to perceive the rebate redemption process as too complicated.
D) Rebates are increasing in popularity among both manufacturers and retailers.
E) Rebates are ineffective in encouraging repeat purchases.
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A) coupon.
B) sample.
C) free premium.
D) rebate.
E) self-liquidating premium.
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A) cooperative advertising.
B) a planogram.
C) sales training programs.
D) event marketing.
E) spiffs.
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A) the payoff is smaller.
B) the reinforcement is immediate.
C) more effort is required.
D) the payoff is larger.
E) the offers tend to expire very quickly.
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A) joint sales promotions.
B) horizontal cooperative advertising.
C) vertical cooperative advertising.
D) joint trade promotions.
E) reseller advertising.
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A) a slotting fee.
B) coop money.
C) a spiff.
D) pull money.
E) a trade allowance.
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A) distracts consumers from the firm's main reason for existing.
B) ties into the overall positioning and communications campaign of the brand.
C) induces one-time trial purchase of a brand for which there is low awareness.
D) encourages repeat purchase of some brand other than that for which the premium is delivered.
E) has no impact on an organization's pioneering advertising.
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A) cost-covered
B) self-liquidating
C) subsidized
D) cost-plus
E) base-cost
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A) A 50-cents off coupon on a box of Minute Rice to encourage repurchase.
B) A sweepstakes or contest that uses a theme which is consistent with the image or positioning of the brand.
C) A $50-rebate offer on the purchase of a Lane cedar chest.
D) A price reduction of $5 on a pair of Lee jeans.
E) A 'buy one get one free' offer on a pack of noodles.
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A) customer loyalty.
B) customer franchise.
C) brand position.
D) brand logo.
E) trademark.
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A) a synergistic effect.
B) a sales promotional trap or spiral.
C) a multilevel sales promotion.
D) a trade-off allowance.
E) the attribution theory in operation.
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A) consumer franchise-building promotion.
B) nonfranchise-building promotion.
C) sweepstakes.
D) image promotions.
E) trade promotions.
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