Exam 12: Capturing and Keeping an Audience
Exam 1: An Overview of the Web50 Questions
Exam 2: Types of Web Sites50 Questions
Exam 3: Social Media and Social Networking Sites50 Questions
Exam 4: Blogging50 Questions
Exam 5: Web-Based Video50 Questions
Exam 6: Wikis, RSS, Mashups, and Virtual Worlds50 Questions
Exam 7: Understanding the Brand50 Questions
Exam 8: Planning and Developing the Site50 Questions
Exam 9: E-Commerce Sites49 Questions
Exam 10: Programs and Languages49 Questions
Exam 11: Driving Traffic: Marketing Strategies50 Questions
Exam 12: Capturing and Keeping an Audience50 Questions
Exam 13: Traffic Analysis and Measuring for Success49 Questions
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____ is the number of days that pass from the day a user first comes to the site to when he or she finally makes a purchase.
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Very often, surveys are used by marketers to improve a site or gain an understanding of new features and content that should be added.
(True/False)
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Media/Informational sites should be updated ____ at a minimum.
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Voting, polls, and ____ give users the opportunity to participate in a site and have their voices heard.
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Every site will rely on the same measurements no matter the target market or the products being sold.
(True/False)
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____ programs have been very successful for manufacturers, especially during times of depressed economic times.
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Points-based programs are notoriously difficult to understand, and they often have fine-print which severely limits how users spend their points.
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Poorly designed sites still give customers an understanding of the brand and instill the sense of security that an established corporate entity is behind the site.
(True/False)
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The Web site feature that ranks lowest among shoppers in terms of heightening site loyalty is ____.
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Once an initial purchase has been made, future site visits will encourage future sales, with little outside marketing expense on the part of the marketer.
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Encouraging a visitor to return to a site begins with the ____ of the site.
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E-mail blasts are especially cost-effective and powerful for directly reaching existing customers.
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Online ____ typically ask users a series of questions about themselves, their opinions on a specific topic, or even their feelings about the Web site itself.
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____ on a Web site provide a glimpse into the mindset of an audience.
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Users are likely to return to a site where they have a wish list because the initial intent in creating the list was to purchase those items at some point in the future.
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____ allow consumers who are not quite ready to make a purchase to keep track of the items and merchandise that they like and may consider purchasing in the future.
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Because databases can record what each shopper has purchased and searched for, ____ can provide customer-specific offerings with coupons or promotional pricing on products the marketer already knows that customer will be interested in.
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____ provide ongoing incentives for visitors to return to a site often and engage in certain activities.
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The keys to increasing brand loyalty on the Web are different online than they are offline.
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The tools and policies encouraging return visits that rank the lowest among shoppers is/are ____.
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