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The text identifies what mistake companies make with white paper and e-book marketing?
 A) Treating them as a pure marketing platform.
  B) Identifying and explaining all acronyms.
  C) Including too many images and visual aids.
  D) Writing about topics that are not part of their core competency.
  E) Not properly considering their target audience.

Question 2

The characteristics and behavior of intended customer groups are as important as governmental influences on the product adaptation decision.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 3

All of the following are considered barriers to worldwide sourcing except _____.
 a. use of simplified Incoterms compared to complex domestic terms of sale
  b. lack of knowledge and skills concerning global sourcing
 c. different business customs, language, and culture
 d. currency fluctuations
 e. resistance to change

Question 4

When a supplier requires its channel members to carry a broad group of its products in order to sell any particular product in the supplier's line, the supplier is involved in:
 a. Selective distribution.
  b. Exclusive dealing.
  c. Full-line forcing.
  d. Resale restrictions.
  e. Price maintenance.

Question 5

According to the text, a recent study classified the Scandinavian countries according to Hofstede's typology. They rate:
 a. low in power/distance. c. low in individualism.
  b. high in uncertainty/avoidance. d. high in masculinity.

Question 6

How does an e-book differ from a white paper?
 A) An e-book is written in a lighter tone.
  B) An e-book is longer than a white paper.
  C) White papers focus on the technical aspects of a product.
  D) E-books require a prominent call to action.
  E) White papers are always distributed in PDF format.

Question 7

The more exporters learn about local market characteristics in individual markets, the more they are able to establish similarities and, as a result, customize their marketing approach, especially across similar markets.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

A

Answer to #2

T

Answer to #3

a

Answer to #4

C

Answer to #5

A
Hofstede's dimensions can be used to segment countries based on individualism/collectivism, masculinity/femininity, uncertainty avoidance, and power distance. The Scandinavian countries have a small power/distance (i.e., are more egalitarian), have a low uncertainty/avoidance (i.e., take more risks), rate high on individualism, and have a low level of masculinity (i.e., low ambition and competitiveness). This may be found in Micro-Segmentation: Focusing on the Target Consumer section (7-3c).

Answer to #6

A

Answer to #7

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pippi713713 Author
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6 years ago
Thank you Jesus, my teacher is bad at explaining
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6 years ago
Praise the LORD ha ha No worries
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