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A business’s brand promise is what the business intends to _______. A.) Name its product B.) Sell to the target market C.) Provide the customer D.) Use as a trademark

One way a company can reinforce its image is by ____. A.) Developing a financial plan. B.) Training its employees C.) Conducting a competitive analysis D.) Identifying economic resources

One way of reinforcing the company’s image though employee performance is by making sure employees have ______. A.) Thorough knowledge of the products B.) Comfortable work stations C.) Generous pay and benefit plans D.) Full access to customer databases

When a business publicly pledges to provide all of its customers with quick, courteous service, what is it doing? A.) Making a brand promise B.) Developing a campaign platform C.) Stating industry policies D.) Establishing product position

Explanation Making a brand promise. A brand promise is a business’s agreement, spoken or unspoken, with customers that it will consistently meet their expectations and deliver on its brand characteristics and values. In the example, the brand promise is to provide all customers with quick, courteous service. Developing a campaign platform, stating industry policies, and establishing product position are not activities in which a business is making a pledge or promise to customers.

John communicates through all advertisements that his employees go through extensive training. What is John doing? A.) Making a brand promise B.) Developing a campaign platform C.) Stating industry policies D.) Establishing product position

What will probably happen to a business if it continuously fails to deliver on its brand promise? A.) Lose credibility B.) Improve sales volume C.) Increase market share D.) Decrease liability

Explanation Lose credibility. A brand promise is a business’s agreement, spoken or unspoken, with customers that it will consistently meet their expectations and deliver on its brand characteristics and values. An example of a brand company consistently fails to deliver backorders within 24 hours, customers are likely to become upset, which may cause the company to lose credibility. A business that loses credibility with its customers tends to lose sales and market share because its customers will likely find new sources to fulfill their needs. Liability refers to a debt, that the company owes and does not always affect a company’s ability to fulfill its brand promise.

What is an example of an employee reinforcing a firm’s image through his/her job performance? A.) A customer waits on the telephone for several minutes while Matt confirms shipping information B.) Susan advises her customer that the sofa is only available by special order C.) Jack politely asks if his customer would like a beverage while she/he waits for car service D.) Angela, a human resources manager, prepares the firm’s employee newsletter every month.

Explanation Jack politely asks if his customer would like a beverage while she/he waits for car service. The manner in which employees perform their tasks is an important factor that affects how customers view a business. When an employee is polite and asks a customer if she/he would like a beverage while waiting for a service, the employee is reinforcing a positive view or image of the business. On the other hand, placing a customer on hold, especially if it happens often, might anger the customer and reinforce a negative image of the business. There is not enough information to determine if preparing a newsletter or telling a customer that an item is only available by special order is reinforcing or creating a certain image.

Which of the following is a policy that the WNJ Company might implement to reinforce its image as an efficient and responsive business? A.) Requiring employees to respond to customer inquires within 24 hours B.) Requesting that employees sign their timecards at the end of a pay period C.) Ensuring that employees wear clean uniforms during their shifts D.) Allowing employees to establish their own service standards.