Deck 17: Engaging Consumers Through Online Marketing
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Deck 17: Engaging Consumers Through Online Marketing
1
The cost of information search is based on how difficult it is to acquire information in terms of time.
False
2
When giving consumers options among product attributes while shopping online, it is good to make options negatively correlated to force consumers to make trade-offs.
True
3
A picture frame would likely be an example of a search good.
True
4
Consumers often make better decisions if they use a compensatory strategy rather than a non-compensatory strategy.
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When consumers use a non-compensatory strategy, they don't make tradeoffs across attributes, and a bad attribute usually leads to the rejection of an alternative.
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6
An e-tailer is a retailer that operates on the Internet.
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7
In comparing two online e-tailers, Wahnart.com vs.DeepDiscounts.com, Wahnart.com should be considered the better online business based on brand name reputation and the fact that Walmart has a brick and mortar store.
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8
Consumers are less likely to use a compensatory strategy if a web site is organized by options rather than by attributes.
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9
Use of a risk-free return policy to build tmst and to assure consumers that its products are of high quality would be an effective way to sell an experience good for an e-tailer.
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10
E-tailers are usually better at selling search and credence goods than experience goods.
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11
According to your readings, in a recent study of online retailers by BizRate.com, it was found that online business success depends on the brand being sold, the number of products sold by thee-tailer, and the quickness with which consumers could navigate the web site.
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12
Internet marketing uses one-way communications between marketers and consumers with fast response times between communications and low levels of response contingency.
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13
Information search is greater and information search costs are higher in online (vs.off-line) envirornnents.
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14
A bottle of wine would be considered an experience good.
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15
Online stores usually offer greater customization to consumers than brick and mortal stores.
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16
The quality of search goods can be examined by simply examining the product.
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17
Online stores have virtually unlimited inventory because suppliers are always willing to fulfill orders regardless of the customization requirements.
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18
Flow is experienced when people perform an activity skillfully with in-depth thought and effort.
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19
Interactivity makes it easy for consumers to provide e-tailers with the information that they want-including credit card numbers, e-mail addresses, shipping addresses, personal preferences, and purchase histories.
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20
The quality of experience goods can only be determined by long term use of the product.
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21
Search costs are lower in online environments than in offline environments, such as the grocery store.
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22
The quality of , can only be determined by touching, feeling, or using the product.
A)information goods
B)search goods
C)experience goods
D)credence goods
E)online products
A)information goods
B)search goods
C)experience goods
D)credence goods
E)online products
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23
If an online business wanted to be successful, the company would be best served to have:
A)strong brand name reputation
B)a bricks and mortar operation that is well known
C)a wide variety of products
D)an efficient product delivery system
E)All of the above are correct.
A)strong brand name reputation
B)a bricks and mortar operation that is well known
C)a wide variety of products
D)an efficient product delivery system
E)All of the above are correct.
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24
Involvement and risk are often positively correlated when making a purchasing decision.
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25
A recommendation agent is an interactive decision aid that helps consumers to eliminate options by using information about their personal preferences or about their prior purchase histories.
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26
Cost transparency can actually lower brand loyalty.
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27
A comparison matrix is an reporting aid that helps consumers evaluate reviews of a product by providing a Consumer Reports style brand-by-attribute matrix that makes the decision for the customer as to which brand is best.
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28
Which of the following would most likely be considered a credence product?
A)silvenvare
B)coffee mug
C)box of donuts
D)laptop computer
E)toothbrush
A)silvenvare
B)coffee mug
C)box of donuts
D)laptop computer
E)toothbrush
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29
The biggest difference between online stores and brick and mortar stores is that online stores offer greater and greater .
A)availability; accuracy
B)choice; customization
C)value; choice
D)opportunity; preference
E)discretion; evaluation
A)availability; accuracy
B)choice; customization
C)value; choice
D)opportunity; preference
E)discretion; evaluation
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30
In comparing two online e-tailers, Target.com vs.DavesDeepDiscounts.com, Target.com should be considered the better online business based primarily on:
A)a more descriptive name
B)a bricks and mortar operation that is well known
C)a wide variety of products
D)an efficient product delivery system
E)a better brand logo
A)a more descriptive name
B)a bricks and mortar operation that is well known
C)a wide variety of products
D)an efficient product delivery system
E)a better brand logo
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31
refers to how much information consumers attempt to acquire.
A)Information search
B)Information search costs
C)Web 2.0
D)Information symmetry
E)Compiling information
A)Information search
B)Information search costs
C)Web 2.0
D)Information symmetry
E)Compiling information
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32
A picture frame would most likely be considered a:
A)information good
B)search good
C)experience good
D)credence good
E)online product
A)information good
B)search good
C)experience good
D)credence good
E)online product
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33
The relationship between prior knowledge and the amount of information search a consumer will engage in is a positive correlation.
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34
Traditional mass marketing uses tools like television, radio, newspapers and magazines to deliver a(n) message to consumers about product benefits.
A)one-way
B)two-way
C)bilateral
D)customized
E)interactive
A)one-way
B)two-way
C)bilateral
D)customized
E)interactive
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35
The quality of can be examined by simply examining the product or a picture of the product.
A)information goods
B)search goods
C)experience goods
D)credence goods
E)online products
A)information goods
B)search goods
C)experience goods
D)credence goods
E)online products
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36
In a recent study of755 e-tailers from BizRate.com, it was found that online business success depends on all of the following except:
A)brand name reputation
B)types of products sold
C)ease with which consumers could navigate the web site
D)web site's domain name
E)All of the above are correct.
A)brand name reputation
B)types of products sold
C)ease with which consumers could navigate the web site
D)web site's domain name
E)All of the above are correct.
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37
A new clothing line is being developed called "Red Hawk" enterprises.If Red Hawk sold clothes via a brick and mortar shop, it will most likely improve sales of Red Hawk's e-tailing efforts.
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38
Liz loves to shop online.When she get on her favorite shopping web site, it is fun and effortless.When Liz shops online, she experiences:
A)continuity
B)breeze
C)flow
D)continuance
A)continuity
B)breeze
C)flow
D)continuance
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39
Ryan buys a new T.V.about every 5 years and by reading Consumer Reports and other independent sources, he has a good idea as to what attributes entail a smart T.V.purchase.Next time he is ready to purchase a T.V., Ryan is likely to make an impulse buy and not research the different brands because he is moderately familiar with the industry and doesn't buy a new T.V.very often.
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40
A frozen dinner would most likely be considered a:
A)information good
B)search good
C)experience good
D)credence good
E)online product
A)information good
B)search good
C)experience good
D)credence good
E)online product
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41
What are the three main categories that e-tailers need to focus on when designing a web site?
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42
Mass marketing communications use all of the following tools except .
A)television
B)radio
C)newspapers
D)publicity
A)television
B)radio
C)newspapers
D)publicity
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43
Compare and contrast traditional mass marketing and Internet marketing.
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44
Defrne the goals and objectives of e-tailers relating to consumer interactivity online.
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45
When online shopping, consumers tend to "click" on more options when alternatives are:
A)equal
B)negatively correlated
C)balanced
D)positively correlated
E)inverted
A)equal
B)negatively correlated
C)balanced
D)positively correlated
E)inverted
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46
The Internet has reduced all of the following types of costs for consumers except for:
A)information search costs
B)transaction costs
C)experience goods costs
D)product information costs
E)All of the above costs are reduced by the Internet.
A)information search costs
B)transaction costs
C)experience goods costs
D)product information costs
E)All of the above costs are reduced by the Internet.
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47
Which of the following terms does not describe internet marketing?
A)online marketing
B)web marketing
C)direct marketing
D)e-marketing
A)online marketing
B)web marketing
C)direct marketing
D)e-marketing
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48
When consumers use a , they make tradeoffs between attributes and this enables a good attribute to compensate for, or at least reduce concerns about, a bad attribute.
A)information accuracy strategy
B)search efficiency method
C)risk aversion method
D)compensatory strategy
E)non-compensatory strategy
A)information accuracy strategy
B)search efficiency method
C)risk aversion method
D)compensatory strategy
E)non-compensatory strategy
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49
Explain the differences between online stores and traditional brick and mortar stores.
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50
Molly decides to buy a new digital camera.She notices that the one of the attributes on the Cannon camera does not meet her requirements and because of this, she eliminates the Cannon camera.This strategy would best be considered what type of strategy?
A)Selective-conductive
B)Risk averse
C)Information accurate
D)Non-compensatory
E)Search inefficient
A)Selective-conductive
B)Risk averse
C)Information accurate
D)Non-compensatory
E)Search inefficient
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51
In terms of search goods, experience goods, and credence goods, which is easiest to sell online? Why?
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52
Discuss how prior knowledge influences how much information search a person engages in.
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53
Explain the differences between a recommendation agent and a comparison matrix.
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54
A(n) is an interactive decision aid that helps consumers to eliminate options by using information about their personal preferences or about their prior purchase histories.
A)information agent
B)recommendation agent
C)consumer report
D)comparison matrix
E)None of the above is correct.
A)information agent
B)recommendation agent
C)consumer report
D)comparison matrix
E)None of the above is correct.
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55
E-tailers are more successful if they primarily sell , rather than or .
A)search goods, experience goods; information goods
B)search goods, experience goods, credence goods
C)experience goods, credence goods, online products
D)credence goods, experience goods, search goods
E)online products, information goods, search goods
A)search goods, experience goods; information goods
B)search goods, experience goods, credence goods
C)experience goods, credence goods, online products
D)credence goods, experience goods, search goods
E)online products, information goods, search goods
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56
Discuss the ways in which the Internet has increased consumer power.
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57
Consumers behave as limited information processors and are only able to consider about , plus or minus two, pieces of information at a time.
A)7
B)5
C)2
D)17
E)13
A)7
B)5
C)2
D)17
E)13
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58
The heart of internet marketing is .
A)interactivity
B)sharing
C)Facebook
D)smart phones
E)wi-fi
A)interactivity
B)sharing
C)Facebook
D)smart phones
E)wi-fi
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59
When a web site is organized by customized options, this encourages what type of choice strategy?
A)Compensatory
B)Assimilated
C)Contingency
D)Balanced
E)Non-compensatory
A)Compensatory
B)Assimilated
C)Contingency
D)Balanced
E)Non-compensatory
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60
Define search goods, experience goods, and credence goods, and provide an example for each.
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61
How does a superstitial differ from an interstitial ad online?
A)superstitials load in the background
B)superstitials load in the foreground
C)superstitials online run across the top of the webpage
D)interstitials do not differ from superstitials
E)interstitials are more expensive
A)superstitials load in the background
B)superstitials load in the foreground
C)superstitials online run across the top of the webpage
D)interstitials do not differ from superstitials
E)interstitials are more expensive
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62
Social media marketing is most associated with .
A)word of mouth
B)retailing
C)logistics
D)product development
E)market research
A)word of mouth
B)retailing
C)logistics
D)product development
E)market research
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63
Instagram is categorized as a search engine.
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64
Online ads overall have click through rates of about .
A)less than 1%
B)5%
C)25%
D)50%
E)75%
A)less than 1%
B)5%
C)25%
D)50%
E)75%
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65
Which type of Internet marketing uses social networks to achieve a marketing goal?
A)search engine marketing
B)social media marketing
C)e-retailing
D)search engine optimization
E)social marketing
A)search engine marketing
B)social media marketing
C)e-retailing
D)search engine optimization
E)social marketing
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66
Jessica shops at Kohl's online because it has brand names like KitchenAid.This is an example of the role of in the success of e-retailers.
A)manufacturer brand name
B)product color selection
C)flow
D)Food Network endorsements
E)quality
A)manufacturer brand name
B)product color selection
C)flow
D)Food Network endorsements
E)quality
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67
Which of the following is an example of a social buying website?
A)Facebook
B)Groupon
C)Twitter
D)YouTube
E)Pinterest
A)Facebook
B)Groupon
C)Twitter
D)YouTube
E)Pinterest
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68
What kind of online ad appears in its own window when a website page is opened, obscuring the overall website?
A)skyscraper
B)pop-up
C)interstitial
D)superstitial
E)banner
A)skyscraper
B)pop-up
C)interstitial
D)superstitial
E)banner
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69
Which of the following is an example of a content community in social media?
A)YouTube
B)Facebook
C)Linkedln
D)Twitter
E)Vine
A)YouTube
B)Facebook
C)Linkedln
D)Twitter
E)Vine
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70
All of the following except are collected on content websites.
A)video
B)images
C)products for sale
D)commentary
E)information
A)video
B)images
C)products for sale
D)commentary
E)information
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71
Which retailer is the largest retailer in the world?
A)Marks & Spencer
B)Amazon
C)eBay
D)Microsoft
E)Wal-Mart
A)Marks & Spencer
B)Amazon
C)eBay
D)Microsoft
E)Wal-Mart
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72
Pinterest is a website that enables users to collect images and information.What kind of website is Pinterest?
A)search engine
B)content website
C)e-retailer
D)pay-per-click operator
E)ad network
A)search engine
B)content website
C)e-retailer
D)pay-per-click operator
E)ad network
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73
What kind of online ad is a graphic or animation or video that appears on the screen before a user proceeds to the intended page?
A)skyscraper
B)pop-up
C)interstitial
D)superstitial
E)CPC
A)skyscraper
B)pop-up
C)interstitial
D)superstitial
E)CPC
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74
Superstitial ads tend to annoy web users more than any other type of online ad.
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75
Which of the following is an example of a microblog?
A)YouTube
B)Facebook
C)Linkedln
D)Twitter
E)Pinterest
A)YouTube
B)Facebook
C)Linkedln
D)Twitter
E)Pinterest
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76
What kind of online ad runs vertically down the size of a website page instead of across the page?
A)skyscraper
B)pop-up
C)interstitial
D)superstitial
E)banner
A)skyscraper
B)pop-up
C)interstitial
D)superstitial
E)banner
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77
Internet marketing's advantage is that it reaches customers .
A)when they are interested
B)with the right offer
C)how they wish
D)multiple times
E)all of the above
A)when they are interested
B)with the right offer
C)how they wish
D)multiple times
E)all of the above
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78
Which of the following best describes the role Amazon plays in the marketplace?
A)third-party retailer
B)recommendation agent
C)manufacturer
D)retailer
E)buyer's agent
A)third-party retailer
B)recommendation agent
C)manufacturer
D)retailer
E)buyer's agent
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79
Wikipedia can be classified as a .
A)social networking site
B)blog
C)content community
D)collaborative media site
E)microblog
A)social networking site
B)blog
C)content community
D)collaborative media site
E)microblog
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