Deck 11: Driving Traffic: Marketing Strategies
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Deck 11: Driving Traffic: Marketing Strategies
1
In today's connected world, the Web has become such a large part of everyday life that consumers rarely make a purchase directly after receiving a marketing message.
True
2
The Web is often the last step that consumers take before deciding to make a purchase.
False
3
People involved with making a business-to-business purchase are especially likely to do heavy Web research prior to beginning a relationship.
True
4
Marketers today typically include the brand's URL with all of their marketing material in order to make it easier for consumers to find the site.
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Effective, organized marketing efforts will often use only one of the marketing methods, thereby gaining greater exposure and increasing the likelihood that their brand and message will be remembered.
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6
Commercials usually run in 60-second increments for TV spots and 30-second increments for radio spots.
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Pretty much any place that has extra space available is a potential advertising medium.
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8
General messages may be used to establish or underscore the brand promise, with the objective of increasing recognition of the brand name.
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9
The appropriate message for a campaign is independent of where the brand is in its lifecycle.
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10
The younger and less well known a brand is, the more it needs to be more subtle in its messaging.
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11
How the message and concept reach an audience depends on the media that are used in the campaign.
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12
The brand is at the center of a marketing campaign alongside the target audience.
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13
Cyber newsrooms are all similar in complexity.
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14
The Web 2.0 environment alters the way brands communicate.
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15
Telemarketing is perhaps one of the most well known examples of viral marketing.
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16
Most e-mail programs such as Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, Yahoo, and others can read HTML code, giving marketers the freedom and flexibility to design their e-mail in such a way as to catch the recipient's attention.
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17
Current e-mail lists are easy to assemble and quality e-mail list brokers are widely available.
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18
To execute an e-mail blast, marketers need only to use standard software applications.
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19
Promotions can be especially effective on the Web, where e-commerce stores can offer limited-time discounts, free shipping, or free items with purchases over a certain amount as a means of increasing traffic and sales.
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20
Promotions should never run at a financial loss to the site.
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21
Contests are also an effective means of promoting a site, as Web users can enter quickly and return to see results.
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22
The only purpose of any promotion is to increase brand visibility and recognition.
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23
Truly effective campaigns that can maintain audience interest for longer periods of time need to tie back to a single creative concept that helps to reinforce the brand message.
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24
Viral campaigns can be more expensive than mass-media centered efforts but may be seen by far more people.
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25
It is practically impossible to target any one demographic with a viral campaign, and there is also no guarantee that any viral effort is going to work.
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26
____ is enticing prospective audiences to consider and ultimately purchase a specific brand.
A) Advertising
B) Selling
C) Vending
D) Marketing
A) Advertising
B) Selling
C) Vending
D) Marketing
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27
The amount of research that consumers conduct on a brand prior to purchase tends to increase along with the ____ of the product or service being considered.
A) price
B) size
C) age
D) location
A) price
B) size
C) age
D) location
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28
____ is marketing in which various media outlets are paid to convey a message from the advertiser to its desired audience.
A) Direct marketing
B) Public relations
C) Advertising
D) Promotion
A) Direct marketing
B) Public relations
C) Advertising
D) Promotion
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29
____ concentrates on disseminating a message from a brand to its audience and helping that brand maintain a positive public image.
A) Direct marketing
B) Public relations
C) Advertising
D) Promotion
A) Direct marketing
B) Public relations
C) Advertising
D) Promotion
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30
____ seeks to create a direct link between the brand and its audience, typically on a one-to-one basis, without using mass media.
A) Direct marketing
B) Public relations
C) Advertising
D) Promotion
A) Direct marketing
B) Public relations
C) Advertising
D) Promotion
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31
Technically a subset of advertising, ____ are one-time or limited actions such as lowering prices or holding a contest, in an effort to generate more rapid consumer interest.
A) direct marketing actions
B) public relations
C) viral marketing actions
D) promotions
A) direct marketing actions
B) public relations
C) viral marketing actions
D) promotions
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32
____ is a specific form of marketing that aims to use a core audience to spread the word to other consumers, in effect, doing the marketer's work for them.
A) Viral marketing
B) Direct marketing
C) A promotion
D) Advertising
A) Viral marketing
B) Direct marketing
C) A promotion
D) Advertising
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33
With any marketing effort, it is important to set clear ____ for what the campaign is expected to accomplish.
A) rules
B) strategies
C) goals
D) guidelines
A) rules
B) strategies
C) goals
D) guidelines
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34
____ uses a story, a metaphor, an image, a joke, or another indirect means to send a message.
A) Direct marketing
B) Conceptual marketing
C) Fictional marketing
D) Product placement
A) Direct marketing
B) Conceptual marketing
C) Fictional marketing
D) Product placement
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35
Run in increments of ____ seconds, streaming video commercials typically precede content requested by Web users, such as a game or another video clip.
A) 15 or 30
B) 20 or 30
C) 30 or 45
D) 30 or 60
A) 15 or 30
B) 20 or 30
C) 30 or 45
D) 30 or 60
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36
A ____ is an organized effort to promote one or more distinct messages, spread over one or more media outlets, and centered on a conceptualized theme.
A) target campaign
B) direct campaign
C) managed campaign
D) marketing campaign
A) target campaign
B) direct campaign
C) managed campaign
D) marketing campaign
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37
A ____ is a secondary idea that supports the message, establishes the personality of a brand, and makes the brand more attractive to one audience versus another.
A) premise
B) thesis
C) theme
D) topic
A) premise
B) thesis
C) theme
D) topic
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38
____ are summaries of a newsworthy event or information relating to a specific company, product, or brand.
A) News releases
B) Executive summaries
C) Media releases
D) Marketing releases
A) News releases
B) Executive summaries
C) Media releases
D) Marketing releases
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39
The ____ is an area of a Web site where a marketer can post current and past news releases so that journalists and broadcasters can research the company.
A) virtual newsroom
B) site map
C) site plan
D) cyber newsroom
A) virtual newsroom
B) site map
C) site plan
D) cyber newsroom
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40
____ is a different approach to public relations, in which professionals use social media tools to communicate to new influencers, including bloggers and now directly to their customers.
A) PR 1.0
B) Marketing 2.0
C) PR 2.0
D) Web 2.0
A) PR 1.0
B) Marketing 2.0
C) PR 2.0
D) Web 2.0
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41
____ is a commonly used form of direct marketing, in which marketers develop or purchase a list of names and addresses and send out marketing messages to the people on the list.
A) Mass e-mail
B) Direct mail
C) Personal mail
D) Targeted mail
A) Mass e-mail
B) Direct mail
C) Personal mail
D) Targeted mail
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42
An ____ list is a list populated with recipients who have pre-agreed to receive e-mail solicitations.
A) opt-in
B) opt-out
C) enter-in
D) exit-only
A) opt-in
B) opt-out
C) enter-in
D) exit-only
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43
The ____ is the percentage of recipients who have opened an e-mail.
A) read rate
B) click-thru rate
C) bounce rate
D) open rate
A) read rate
B) click-thru rate
C) bounce rate
D) open rate
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44
The ____ is the percentage of recipients who have clicked on one of the links within the e-mail and visited the Web site.
A) convert rate
B) click-thru rate
C) open rate
D) bounce rate
A) convert rate
B) click-thru rate
C) open rate
D) bounce rate
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45
The ____ is the percentage of e-mails that never made it to the recipient, either due to firewall systems of because the address is not valid.
A) click-thru rate
B) open rate
C) bounce rate
D) read rate
A) click-thru rate
B) open rate
C) bounce rate
D) read rate
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46
____ are typically used to increase short-term exposure and entice consumers to take immediate action.
A) Campaigns
B) Promotions
C) Contracts
D) Market blasts
A) Campaigns
B) Promotions
C) Contracts
D) Market blasts
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47
A(n) ____ campaign is one in which the marketer deliberately creates aspects of the campaign in such a way that the audience will be compelled to pass the message on to others.
A) viral
B) traditional
C) infectious
D) concentrated
A) viral
B) traditional
C) infectious
D) concentrated
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48
The marketer can offer an incentive to a consumer to pass a message on to others, which is often called a "____" program.
A) loyalty
B) referral
C) entice-a-friend
D) refer-a-friend
A) loyalty
B) referral
C) entice-a-friend
D) refer-a-friend
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49
According to Jupiter Research, over ____% of all Internet users have passed along an e-mail to a friend or colleague that they found interesting or funny.
A) 40
B) 50
C) 60
D) 70
A) 40
B) 50
C) 60
D) 70
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50
The term "____" refers to any portion of a campaign that gets passed from one person to another.
A) biological campaign
B) viral campaign
C) grassroots campaign
D) referral campaign
A) biological campaign
B) viral campaign
C) grassroots campaign
D) referral campaign
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