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Chapter 5 Self-test MCQs
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Rothwell says, "as a media agency, we think about four levels when promoting a brand to ensure it is globally recognisable built around 'STDC'". Which of the following is
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See
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Think
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Drive
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Care
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Berthon, Hulbert, and Pitt (1999) explain that brands perform a series of functions for both the buyer and the seller. Which of the following is a function for sellers?
The breeding of customer familiarity
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Product identification that reduces search cost
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Signal particular quality levels
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Provide social status
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According to Keller and Swaminathan (2020) brand knowledge can be divided into two broad categories: _________ and ________
brand attitude, brand image.
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brand attitude, brand strength.
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brand awareness, brand image.
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brand awareness, brand strength.
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Which level of branding entails a connection with a particular visual image as well as the brand and its history or heritage to separate the product from others because it has distinctive imagery associated with it?
Brand as a person
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Brand as a company
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Brand as a product
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Brand as a symbol
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According to Aaker (1991) "brand equity" concept which of the following is
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an asset that should be considered when examining the brand?
Brand awareness
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Perceived quality
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Brand loyalty
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Brand attitude
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Aaker and Joachimsthaler (2000a) present their brand architecture relationship spectrum to demonstrate the various options that are possible for brand management. The array of brand options stretches from the ________ at one extreme to the _________ at the other extreme.
house of brands, branded house
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branded house, endorsed brand
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manufacturer's brand, branded house
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house of brands, product-specific branding
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What is it called when the manufacturer puts another company's name on the product for them?
Sub-brand
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Endorsed brand
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Private brand
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White brand
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Brands can achieve operational efficiencies from mechanisms such as _____ and _____
brand leveraging, co-branding.
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brand cannibalization, sub-branding.
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brand coopetition, co-branding.
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brand leveraging, white labelling.
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How do you calculate advertising turnover?
Multiplying advertising expenditures by brand value on a year-by-year basis and examining trends
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Dividing advertising expenditures by brand value on a year-by-year basis and examining trends
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Dividing brand value by advertising expenditures on a year-by-year basis and examining trends
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Multiplying advertising expenditures by brand value on a year-by-year basis and examining trends
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What does "values" represent in the brand wheel framework?
How the brand delivers its promise
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The translation of the features into a series of benefit
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Particular personality traits that are associated with the brand
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Aspects of the firm in relation to its place in society
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