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Marketing…
a. Is another word
for selling. b. Is all the things you do to help a sales occur. c. Tells your audience about your products
and services.
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An ideal background for someone who wants to do marketing is…
a. Sales. b . Finance. c. Product management
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3.
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If I had to rely on two skills, they would be…
a. Research and strategy formulation. b. Idea generation and number crunching. c. Listening
and organizing.
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4.
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I know…
a. What I have to know
in order to reach my marketing goals. b. What I don’t know and how to learn it. c. That I will
never know everything about marketing.
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5.
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My business planning skills are…
a.
Superior to most other people. b. On a par with others. c. Second in importance to my selling skills.
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6.
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I make my best decisions based on…
a. Exhaustively collecting information and assessing the risks. b. Getting as much information as I can
and acting on it. c. Studying how successful organizations achieved their successes.
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Flashes of inspiration…
a.
Often lead you astray. b. Are what separates good marketers from great ones. c. Have their place, but
must tie in to business objectives.
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8.
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Achieving complete customer satisfaction is…
a. How superior organizations get that way. b. The only sure way that companies will succeed in the
years ahead. c. A worthy goal, but usually not possible to achieve.
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9.
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Good verbal, listening, and writing skills are…
a. The foundation of good marketing skills. b. Secondary to good people skills. c. As
important as good technical skills.
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10.
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Marketing plans…
a. Are critical
because they tell you when you are on/off track. b. Provide a general road map, but should be allowed to change. c. Aren’t usually followed because often they are unrealistic.
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