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M Marketing Study Set 3
Quiz 3: Digital Marketing: Online, Social, and Mobile
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Question 61
Multiple Choice
Which app would help consumers fulfill their "need to accomplish"?
Question 62
Multiple Choice
Despite its vivid design, the website for Lolly's Bookstore does not attract customers. In fact, most website visitors leave the site just moments after clicking on it. Which measure does the owner need to address?
Question 63
Multiple Choice
Suppose that Burger King wanted to evaluate social media content to find out how well its most recent advertising campaign was being received by consumers. This could be done using
Question 64
Multiple Choice
Darren has developed a medication vial for travelers. He is not sure how to develop a marketing program for his product, as there are a few similar ones on the market. What technique can Darren use to analyze data from his competitor's websites, particularly to learn how people search for similar products online?
Question 65
Multiple Choice
One important measure of social media's effectiveness is the percentage of site visitors who take the action the site owner hoped for-making a purchase, subscribing to a service, or donating money, for example. This measure is called the site's
Question 66
Multiple Choice
________are free to download, but appear as ads on the screen; they generate revenue while users interact with the app.
Question 67
Multiple Choice
Treena downloaded the Wordscapes app for free. While playing, she can purchase additional coins that she can use to solve the puzzles. What type of app pricing model does Wordscapes use?
Question 68
Multiple Choice
Apps like calendars, trip planners, and flight trackers help consumers fulfill which primary motivation?
Question 69
Multiple Choice
In a process called ________, a customer visits a store to touch, feel, and even discuss a product's features with a sales associate, and then instantly compares the prices online to see whether a better deal is available.