Question 1
What does a product portfolio refer to?
The total inventory in a company’s stock
All product lines and items a company offers for sale
Only the most profitable products within a company
The collection of suppliers a company uses
Question 2
In portfolio management, what does “width” refer to?
The number of products within a single line
The number of product lines a company has
The cost of each product line
The range of prices within a product category
Question 3
What is the primary objective of a product portfolio analysis?
To assess the profitability and strategic roles of products within a line
To identify gaps in production costs
To increase inventory turnover
To determine the maximum price for each product
Question 4
A product designed to attract customers through a low price, but with limited profit, is known as:
A future product
A brand extension product
A niche product
A loss leader product
Question 5
Which of the following is a benefit of a short product line?
It covers more market segments
It diversifies product offerings
It simplifies the production process
It increases brand visibility
Question 6
In branding, what does “brand equity” primarily refer to?
The cost of developing a brand
The brand’s perceived value and influence in the market
The total inventory value of the brand’s products
The number of customers loyal to the brand
Question 7
Which branding strategy involves using a single brand across various unrelated products?
Umbrella branding
Single product branding
Line branding
Generic branding
Question 8
When is a “brand extension” strategy used?
When an existing brand is phased out
When a brand wants to expand into a new, unrelated market with a new brand name
When two companies merge their brands
When a new product is added under an existing brand name
Question 9
A major risk of a brand extension is:
Dilution of the brand if the new product is unsuccessful
Higher production costs for the new product
Increased brand loyalty
Reduced brand recognition
Question 10
What does “co-branding” involve?
Partnering two brands to create a joint product
Creating a new sub-brand for each product
Using one brand for a range of similar products
Focusing on only one market segment
Question 11
Which type of brand strategy is defined by assigning a unique brand to each individual product?
Private label branding
Multi-brand strategy
Generic branding
Single product branding
Question 12
What is the primary purpose of a “pruning” strategy in product line management?
To add more products to meet customer demands
To standardize the production process
To eliminate underperforming or less profitable products
To increase the inventory of high-demand products
Question 13
Why might a company choose a brand extension over launching a new brand?
The new product has high sales potential
The company wants to target an entirely different market
The company has a large marketing budget
The extension involves low risk of cannibalization
Question 14
A major benefit of an umbrella brand is:
Lower costs associated with product launches
Improved individual brand positioning for each product
Simplified pricing strategies
Limited need for international adaptation
Question 15
What is the function of “brand loyalty” for the producer?
Enables higher product pricing
Decreases the need for product innovation
Stabilizes demand and creates barriers for competitors
Reduces marketing costs for new products
Question 16
In brand evaluation, which metric measures the extent to which a brand is the first recalled in a product category?
Brand loyalty
Brand image
Brand recall quality
Top-of-mind awareness
Question 17
How does “e-reputation” impact brand management?
It determines pricing
It relates to the brand’s online image and consumer perceptions
It standardizes product quality
It limits the need for offline marketing
Question 18
What is the primary purpose of “revitalizing” a brand?
To strengthen a brand’s relevance and market position
To eliminate older products from the portfolio
To reduce brand marketing costs
To focus on product-specific advertising
Question 19
Which of the following strategies is best to counter the challenges posed by private label brands?
Using a multi-brand approach to cover all segments
Lowering prices for all products
Focusing on brand innovation and differentiation
Reducing the number of branded products
Question 20
When might a “generic branding” strategy be used?
In situations of low-cost, high-volume distribution, such as discount stores
When creating luxury products
When focusing on high-quality, niche products
For products with high brand loyalty
Question 21
What does a “multi-brand strategy” allow a company to do?
Consolidate all products under one name
Increase production efficiency
Simplify marketing efforts
Target multiple market segments with different brands
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