A) Use different color fonts or paper to represent different sections of your plan.
B) Use visuals where appropriate.
C) Do not use a business plan unless you plan to borrow at least $100,000.
D) Include as an attachment the résumés for all key players in your management team.
E) To save paper, send the plan in digital (Adobe Acrobat PDF) format to all potential investors.
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A) many lower-quality, lower-price competitors
B) lack the economies of scale of huge competitors
C) Consumer income is high and convenience is important to U.S. households.
D) more households "eating out" and bringing prepared take-out into the home
E) unique, high-quality, high-price products
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A) Paradise Kitchens does not intend to expand its markets; rather, it will choose a market penetration strategy through increasing same-store sales.
B) Howlin' Coyote's brand presence will be expanded through the addition of a totally new line of ethnic desserts (flan, churros, sopapillas) .
C) Paradise Kitchens will gradually phase out its food service division to allow for growth in its new frozen dessert line.
D) Howlin' Coyote's brand presence will be expanded through the addition of new products in the frozen foods section.
E) By the end of Year 5, Paradise Kitchens will expand its chili, salsa, burrito, and enchilada business to reach small suburban and rural areas in the relatively untapped Midwest market.
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A) We have found three different groups that could benefit from our new software.
B) Being that teachers, social workers, and nurses can use this software, it will offer great opportunities.
C) There are three potential target markets for this software: teachers, social workers, and nurses.
D) There is a target market of teachers; there is a target market of social workers; and there is a target market of nurses as well, who might benefit if we get the opportunity to bring this product to the public.
E) The fact that there are three different "money makers" to shoot for should be a selling point.
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A) a distinctive point of difference that satisfies customer needs.
B) a prototype to test in the real world.
C) a list of all the other ideas you have, including this one.
D) some of your own money to demonstrate your belief that this product is a winner.
E) friends in the industry that you wish to enter.
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A) the four marketing mix elements.
B) the five environmental forces.
C) the financial forecasts for the industry and the company itself.
D) the target market identification and market segment selection.
E) the specific steps that will be taken to implement the plan.
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A) A marketing plan has little or no value unless it projects plans at least 10 years into the future.
B) It is important to use the exact market plan format regardless of the product or industry.
C) Although sales figures will vary greatly, the marketing plan for a small family-owned food store will be almost identical to the marketing plan of a large supermarket chain, if written correctly.
D) Although the target audience and purpose affect the design of a marketing plan, the type of industry plays a relatively small, if any, role in its design.
E) In truth, no single generic marketing plan applies to all organizations and all situations.
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A) marketing plan
B) mission statement
C) operation plan
D) business plan
E) marketing dashboard
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A) Does the prospective product meet all government safety standards?
B) Who is your competition and what are they doing?
C) Who will be your key suppliers?
D) Is the business or marketing idea valid?
E) What are your taxes?
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A) past sales revenues and current sales revenues.
B) current sales revenues and revenues projected for the next year.
C) current sales revenues and revenues projected for the next five years.
D) past sales revenues and revenues projected for the next five years.
E) current debt and requested financing.
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A) potential substitutes; break-even analysis
B) the closest competition; situational analysis
C) industry standards; marginal analysis
D) the closest competition; diversification analysis
E) industry standards; break-even analysis
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A) Do not use a business plan unless you plan to borrow at least $100,000.
B) Include as attachment the résumés for all key players in your management team.
C) To save paper, send the plan in digital (Adobe Acrobat PDF) format to all potential investors.
D) Use numbers for impact.
E) Use different color fonts or paper to represent different sections of your plan.
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A) describes the formation of the marketing program.
B) displays the projected financial results of the plan.
C) shows how the company will turn plans into results.
D) identifies how the firm will select its target markets and position its products.
E) analyzes its marketing opportunities and threats.
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A) desserts
B) pizza
C) chili
D) sushi
E) waffles
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A) Customer Characteristics and Customer Analysis are synonymous and can be used interchangeably.
B) Customer Analysis is a subcategory of Customer Characteristics.
C) Customer Analysis is the name of a secondary source and Customer Characteristics refers to internally collected primary data.
D) Customer Analysis is the formal marketing term and Customer Characteristics is the layman's term.
E) Customer Characteristics is a subcategory of Customer Analysis.
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A) a stable financial base.
B) strong connections to the Hispanic community.
C) co-ownership in a chain of small grocery stores.
D) the professional food industry experience of the co-founders.
E) national "chili cook-off" titles.
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A) brands.
B) competitors.
C) regulators.
D) stakeholders.
E) ideas.
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A) sponsored a recipe contest with the first prize being a trip for two to Mexico.
B) offered recipes printed on the back of the packages, at in-store demonstrations, and on coupons.
C) used bundle pricing with a chili bowl and a selection of products.
D) televised a series of short but informative commercials on The Food Network cable TV channel.
E) published small, full-color, illustrated pamphlets as buyer incentives to its wholesalers.
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A) Photos should always appear in black and white or they lose their effectiveness.
B) Photos should always appear in color, regardless of the additional cost, since the overall effect is more professional that simply black-and-white images.
C) Photos should include a brief caption that ties them to the text and highlights the reason for being included.
D) If a photo is important enough to be included in the body of a marketing plan, it should require no further information.
E) Photos should never take up more than one-eighth of the page if they are used in the body of a marketing plan rather than in an appendix.
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A) Use A-level and B-level headings under the numbered section headings.
B) Do not use a business plan unless you plan to borrow at least $100,000.
C) Include as attachment the résumés for all key players in your management team.
D) To save paper, send the plan in digital (Adobe Acrobat PDF) format to all potential investors.
E) Use different color fonts or paper to represent different sections of your plan.
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