What would you do if you were a marketing manager looking at test market results that were
inconclusive about your new product's chances for success--should you kill the idea or go forward to
commercialization? (Assume there are no more funds for research.) Why? How could being wrong
impact your career?
Into what category of new product would you have placed Razor Scooters (the foot powered ones, not
the later ones with a motor) when they were first introduced? Why?
Consider the relationship between product characteristics and the rate of new product adoption (pages
337-338). How can you apply these characteristics to the marketing of new automobiles that do not
burn gasoline or diesel fuel for power? Do you foresee any difficulties in marketing these cars? Why?
Did anything you learned in this chapter surprise you? How? Why?
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