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1 Question Bank UNIT 1 1. Define Service Economy. 2. What are the characteristics of Services? 3. Define Services 4. List out the dimensions of service quality. 5. What is meant by expected service quality? 6. What are the goals of service quality management? 7. State the difference between goods and services. 8. What is. triangle? 9. Write the stages in the evolution of What is heterogeneity? 11. What are the problems due to inseparability? 12. What are the reasons for the growth of service economy? 13. Suggest any four suitable bases for segmenting services market. 14. Explain internal marketing and interactive marketing. 15. What is health care service? 16. Briefly mention the reasons for the growth of the service economy. 17. What are the implications of inseparability? 18. What are the problems due to heterogeneity? 19. How do you overcome difficulties due to heterogeneity? 20. What are the problems due to perishability? 1. "The need and variety of services would depend on economic and social factors". Illustrate this view point with examples. 2. What do you mean by marketing of services? What are the reasons for the growth in the service market? 3. (i) Briefly describe the special characteristics feature of service. (ii) How are services classified? Elaborate. 4. What is service quality? Explain the SERVQUAL model with examples. 5. Explain the classification of services and the method of marketing mix strategies for each classification of services.
2 6. Briefly explain the service gap model and the methods to measure the gaps of the services. 7. Explain how the "Service Quality Delivery" in financial products IS improved by technology. Illustrate with examples. 8. What do you mean by service recovery? Discuss various service recovery strategies. 9. What are the various issues considered by the management while improving the quality of service? Explain. 10. Discuss the conceptual model of Service quality with a neat diagram. 1. What is meant by Market Targeting? 2. How will you fulfill customer expectations? UNIT 2 3. Differentiate customer expectation and customer perception behavior. 4. How services segmentation is differed from goods marketing segmentation? 5. What is meant by market opportunities? 6. What is meant by perceptions of services? 7. What is services market segmentation? 8. What are the determinants of customer behavior in service market? 9. What is meant by customer expectations? 10. What are the factors determining market selection? 11. What are the fastest growing services sectors in India? 12. What are the components of. mix? 13. Define mental stimulus processing. 14. Why service product branding is difficult? 15. What are the different services sectors available in India? 16. Write down the importance of assessing service market potential 17. Define Target market. 18. Suggest any four suitable bases for segmenting service market 19. What is zone of tolerance 20. Distinguish between core and peripheral services 1. Explain the method of assessing the service marketing opportunities and the customer expectations. (Assume any of your choice of service). 2. Discuss the factors considered for the segmenting and targeting the service market for the aviation industry..
3 3. What are the basic steps in market segmentation? What specific challenges exist for service organizations when it comes of segmentation? 4. Briefly explain the significance of people based attributes of the service product. 5. Discuss the differences between perceptions of services quality and customer satisfaction. 6. Describe the factors influencing buyer characteristics. 7. What are the levels and patterns of service market segmentation? Explain. 8. How will you segment service markets? Describe in detail. 9. What are customer expectations and perceptions of services? Discuss. 10. Develop a flow chart to depict the delivery of the following services i. Hotel catering ii. banking 1. What do you mean by Service Blueprinting? 2. What do you mean by service scape? 3. What is meant by the physical evidence in. mix? 4. State the need of blue printing in.. 5. What are the levels of Service Product? UNIT 3 6. What is meant by Competitive differentiation of Services? 7. What is service life cycle? 8. Write down the objectives of Service Life Cycle. 9. Write down the significance of Service blueprinting. 10. What are the determinants of quality? 11. What are the applications of bench marking 12. What is SERVQUAL 13. What is service recovery? 14. What are the service recovery strategies? 15. What is relationship marketing? 16. What is the focal point of quality of a service? 17. What is emotional labour? 18. What are the three categories of properties consumer products? 19. What are search qualities? 20. What are the methods to achieve quality of services?
4 1.(i) Explain the service life cycle stages. (ii) How the new services are identified and developed? 2. Discuss the methods of pricing the services and trace the scope and challenges involved in pricing the services. 3. Explain the service design model adopted in any service industry of your choice. 4. Explain the factors affecting a pricing policy of services. 5. What is service positioning? Discuss how the dimensions of service quality can be used for positioning strategies. 6. What is customer focused pricing. Analyse the pricing strategies involved in cellular services industry. 7. Explain the role played by physical evidence in a service firm. 9. Discuss the stages in new service development process. 10.Draw the service blue print for the following services. i. Courier ii. Air-lines 1. Outline relationship Marketing. 2. Outline service process. UNIT 4 3. Explain the impact of information technology in service delivery. 4. Define interactive marketing. 5. What is meant by a service recovery in.? 6. State the impact of technology in delivering services. 7. What are the basics to be considered while selecting a channel? 8. What is internal marketing? 9. List out the types of people involved in services. 10. What are the components of Service process? 11. How does blue print differ from service map? 12. What is product retention index? 13. What are the components of a service? 14. What is service environment? 15. Name three fastest growing services in India? 16. What are the components of integrated service management?.
5 17. What is external marketing? 18. What are the difficulties in pricing services? What are the factors determining the price of a service? 19. List two pricing methods used by a service organization? 20. What are the various customers oriented pricing methods in service marketing? 1. Explain the various types of channel practices in. and changes in the current scenario. 2. Develop the ways and means of customer relations management to be practiced for retail shops. 3. Explain how the "Service Quality Delivery" in financial products IS improved by technology. Illustrate with examples. 4. What is the role of CRM in delivering customer relationship strategy? Explain with suitable examples. 5. Explain the level of complexity and divergence service and their impact on service process. 6. Explain the guidelines for managing service communication. 7. How will you design communication mix for promoting services? Explain. 8. Explain the significance of services process. 9. What are the sources of desired and adequate service expectation? 10. Explain the categories in the decision making and evaluation process of services. UNIT 5 1. Define Green Marketing. 2. What is Tourism Marketing? 3. Explain Entertainment Service. 4. Define health care marketing. 5. Identify any four challenges in hospitality marketing. 6. What are the skills required for the entertainment marketer? 7. What is meant by Airline product? 8. What are the factors affecting tourism industry? 9. What is health care service? 10. What are public utility services? 11. What is meant by marketing strategy? 12. List out the advantages of Information Technology. 13. What is the impact of technology in delivering services. 14. What are the factors affecting logistics industry?.
6 15. What are the service marketing strategies for tourism industry. 16. What is internal marketing? 17. Differentiate between hard and soft standards. 18. What are the various writing services? 19. Define service delivery. 20. Identify the elements of service package for hotel 1. Explain the scope and functions of service marketing strategy for tourism industry. 2. Develop a marketing mix and marketing strategies for a financial services company. 3. Name some public utility services and the marketing strategies used by them. 4. Discuss the role of publicity and personal selling in promoting tourism business. 5. Explain the market for educational services and the marketing approach of an educational institution. 6.Prepare a detailed marketing plan for a hospital proposed to serve the low-income group and want to make a profit. 7. Explain the significance of segmentation in the banking services. 8. Develop an appropriate marketing mix model for hotel services. 9. How will you formulate service marketing strategy for hospitality Industry? Discuss. 10. Discuss the impact of privatization and globalization in educational Services in India.
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