A. retail co-branding
B. wholesale co-branding
C. joint-venture co-branding
D. multiple-sponsor co-branding
Related Mcqs:
- The special technique of co-branding which builds the brand equity for components or materials containing different branded products is classified as ___________?
A. mix branding
B. optional branding
C. ingredient branding
D. line fill branding - The co-branding is also known as ____________?
A. dual branding
B. brand building
C. pure branding
D. both A and B - In branding, when two or more well perceived brands collaborate together to market product is classified as ________?
A. co-branding
B. mix branding
C. optional branding
D. line fill branding - The branding is based on deep metaphors that are connected to associations, memories and stories are classified as ___________?
A. narrative branding
B. explained branding
C. potential branding
D. weak branding - The branding strategies alternatively use by the marketer’s do not include ________?
A. individual brand names
B. company brand name
C. sub-brand name
D. variant brands - The branding strategy is also called ___________?
A. brand architecture
B. branding rate
C. brand earnings
D. brand responsiveness - The price increasing technique in which company sell goods in a bundle start, included in bundle separately is classified as __________?
A. reduction of discounts
B. unbundling
C. delayed quotation pricing
D. escalator clauses - The ‘customer markets’ & ‘publics’ are included in company’s environment calledThe ‘customer markets’ & ‘publics’ are included in company’s environment called?
A. Macro environment
B. Microenvironment
C. Both a and b
D. None of above - The technique for product line length in which Company wants to add more product items in the present range is classified as _________?
A. line deepening
B. line filling
C. line stretching
D. line consistency - The pricing technique uses by companies for the products having optional services and features is classified as _________?
A. product line pricing
B. Two-part pricing
C. by-product pricing
D. optional-feature pricing