Marketing & Brand Management Flashcards
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A housekeeping company wants to expand into a new city. Which marketing approach should come first?
Answer: Conducting market research to understand local demand and competition
Market research identifies local demand, competition, and customer preferences before committing marketing resources.
A cleaning company's tagline is 'Your Home, Our Pride.' What marketing function does a tagline primarily serve?
Answer: Quick communication of brand identity and values
A tagline concisely conveys the brand's core value proposition or personality to customers and prospects.
Which of the following is an example of 'pull' marketing for a housekeeping service?
Answer: Running SEO-optimized blog content that attracts organic search traffic
Pull marketing draws customers in through valuable content or search visibility, rather than pushing messages outward.
A housekeeping company collects client birthdays and sends a special discount offer each year. This is an example of:
Answer: Personalized or relationship marketing
Personalized marketing uses individual customer data to create tailored communications that strengthen loyalty.
When setting a marketing budget, which approach ties spending directly to a percentage of expected revenue?
Answer: Percentage-of-sales method
The percentage-of-sales method allocates a fixed portion of projected or past revenue to the marketing budget.
A housekeeping brand wants to re-engage clients who haven't booked in six months. The most cost-effective digital tactic is:
Answer: A targeted email re-engagement campaign with a special offer
Email re-engagement campaigns are low-cost and can be precisely targeted to lapsed customers in your existing database.
Which of the following best describes the concept of 'positioning' in housekeeping brand management?
Answer: How the brand is perceived in the minds of target customers relative to competitors
Positioning defines the specific place a brand occupies in the customer's mind compared to competing alternatives.