A) Fonts that are serif type should be used within the body of the plan and sans serif type should be used with charts and graphs.
B) Fonts that are sans serif are easier to read and should be used in the body of the plan.
C) A report printed on heavy weight card stock adds professionalism.
D) The font size should change with the importance of the material. Important material should be at least 14 points and go as small as 10.5 points for less important details.
E) There should be a different font style for each new section within the plan, provided no more than five distinct fonts are used.
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A) Make the best non-battery flashlight possible, make the brand name known in every household in the United States, and make the flashlight the official flashlight of every state-owned hospital in the United States.
B) To make the finest bicycles in the professional racing field, to attain sponsorship from at least three top Olympic riders, and obtain a return on equity of at least 15 percent.
C) Enter three major markets in the next three years, maintain a market share above 20 percent, while continuing to provide the best customer service according to industry polls.
D) To increase market share by at least 10 percent each year for the next five years, reduce employee turnover by 20 percent within the next five years, and to obtain a return on equity of at least 15 percent for each of the next five years.
E) Generate sales of $100 million, generate ROI of 20 percent, and maintaining selling costs at 10 percent of sales.
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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) A marketing plan
B) A mission statement
C) An operation plan
D) A business plan
E) A marketing dashboard
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A) to act as a contingency plan for alternative actions
B) to sidestep responsibility if things do not go according to plan
C) to create an open dialog for additional financial requests
D) to gloss over possible forecasting ambiguities
E) to avoid setting specific monetary goals
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A) many lower-quality, lower-price competitors
B) lack the economies of scale of huge competitors
C) importance of convenience 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) prospective employees
B) potential customers
C) potential suppliers
D) future distributors, wholesalers, and retailers
E) possible investors or lenders
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A) lenders and venture capitalists.
B) suppliers and distributors.
C) advertising agencies and public relations firms.
D) federal and state regulators to import tariff free ingredients.
E) Hispanic spokespeople to get the word out.
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A) canned chili and dry chili.
B) frozen and canned chili.
C) pre-made and ready-to-make chili kits.
D) Mexican chili and "Americanized" chili.
E) chili with meat (con carne) and vegetarian chili with beans.
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A) Visuals should not be used unless they are in black and white; color is not considered professional in a formal business plan.
B) Visuals should be used sparingly because it is assumed that if you cannot explain an idea in words, you don't have a sufficient grasp of your product.
C) Visuals such as illustrations, graphs, and charts are acceptable; photos are less professional and should be avoided.
D) Visuals such as photos, illustrations, graphs, and charts enable massive amounts of information to be presented succinctly.
E) Visuals should appear in the appendices of the plan, never in the body of the plan itself.
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A) Use different color fonts or paper to represent different sections of your plan.
B) Use informal language unless you plan to borrow at least $100,000.
C) Include as an attachment the résumés for all key players in your management team.
D) Set a firm date by which you will require an answer from a potential investor, after which you will take your plan somewhere else.
E) Use bullet points for succinctness and emphasis.
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A) create a prototype and test it in the real world.
B) submit a quality résumé that demonstrates the likelihood of future success.
C) develop a well-written marketing or business plan.
D) make a list of all the other ideas you have, including this one.
E) ask for an informal interview.
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A) with all capital letters
B) in a font size at least three points larger than the body of the text
C) on a new page
D) either capitalized and bolded or italicized and underlined
E) with a brief introduction of what will be discussed
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A) it made the lack of sales for the previous years look less dramatic.
B) the numerical sales figures were too difficult to interpret.
C) there was too much information to present in such a small physical space.
D) it could gloss over inconsistencies and anomalies.
E) it more clearly shows the company's recent growth.
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A) A marketing dashboard
B) A strategic plan
C) An operations plan
D) A business plan
E) A marketing metric
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A) Is the business or marketing idea valid?
B) Who is your competition and what are they doing?
C) Are the financial projections realistic and healthy?
D) Are the key management and technical personnel capable, and do they have a track record in the industry within which they must compete?
E) Is there something unique or distinctive about the product or service that separates it from substitutes and competitors?
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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 there something unique or distinctive about the product?
E) What much will you pay in taxes?
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A) 35
B) 47
C) 66
D) 79
E) 86
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A) the financial investment needed
B) the time frame
C) available resources
D) the target audience and purpose
E) the competition
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A) the time frame
B) the competition
C) the available resources
D) the kind and complexity of the organization
E) the financial investment needed
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