(i) Promotion
(ii) Packing
(iii) Analysing
(iv) Developing
(v) Distribution
(vi) Pricing
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A successful marketing strategy follows a logical sequence to ensure effectiveness. The correct order involves understanding the market, developing the product, planning its presentation, setting a price, deciding how to deliver it, and finally promoting it to customers.
Therefore, the correct sequence for a Marketing strategy is Analysing, Developing, Packing, Pricing, Distribution, and Promotion.
Which of the following statements represents marketing ?
Match the items of List - I with List - II and denote the code of correct matching :
| List - I | List - II |
| (a) Acceptability | (i) Convenience Aspect |
| (b) Affordability | (ii) Functional and Psychological Aspects |
| (c) Accessibility | (iii) Information and knowledge Aspects |
| (d) Awareness | (iv) Economic and Psychological Aspects |
Match List – I and List – II and indicate the correct code :
| List – I | List – II |
| a. Convenience goods | i. Consumer purchases them frequently, immediately and with minimal effort. |
| b. Shopping goods | ii. Consumer compares them on the basis of suitability, quality, price and style. |
| c. Speciality goods | iii. These are goods with unique characteristics or brand identification. |
| d. Unsought goods | iv. Consumers are not aware of them and normally do not think of buying them. |
Codes :
| List - I | List - II |
|---|---|
| (a) Bundle pricing | (i) Price for any product is deliberately fixed lower than the prices of competitors |
| (b) Parity pricing | (ii) Prices fixed for similar products and services are the same as competitor’s prices |
| (c) Penetration pricing | (iii) Price fixation is allowed at levels higher than competitors |
| (d) Premium pricing | (iv) Involves being the leader in fixing prices by benchmarking them |
| (v) Set of products and services are clubbed together and charged at lower than the sum of individual elements in the mix |