Internet Marketing and Entrepreneurship
The significance of
segmentation, the power of personalization, and the impact of data-driven
analysis are the three pillars of an effective email marketing strategy. |
True |
When you take a
specific action on a website around a certain topic, and an email is
triggered to you that follows up with additional educational content around
that topic, this is an example of sending the right email. |
True |
In terms of
Integrated Marketing Communication "integration of advertising in
digital games into the general advertising, communication, and marketing
strategy of the firm" is an important as it results in a more clarity
about the brand/product and creates a larger overall effect. |
True |
Market segmentation
allows a company to understand the different behavioral patterns and
decision-making processes of different groups of consumers. |
True |
This refers to a
new information collected specifically for your purposes. Methods of primary
data collection vary based upon the goals of the research, as well as the
type and depth of information being sought. |
Primary Data |
In what step of
marketing research implies that the researcher should have a clear concept
and definition of the problem. The first step in the international marketing
research process frequently incorporates a preliminary phase of assessing
information needs and availability? |
Step 1 |
This refers to a
public information that has been collected by others. It is typically free or
inexpensive to obtain and can act as a strong foundation to any research
project. |
Secondary Data |
This refer to an
intermediary who buys, takes title to and resells merchandise. |
Merchant |
This is also
defined as any paid form of non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas,
goods or services by an identified sponsor. |
Advertising |
In this step, the
company has to choose on the different major media types like Newspaper,
Television, Direct Mail, Radio and Magazine, Social media and consider
different factors such as product, message and cost. |
Choosing among major
media types |
How many specific
factors are to be consider in setting the advertising budget? |
4 |
This provides
information about the features of a new product or service in order to
initiate the decision-making process of consumers. |
Informative Advertising |
The objective of
this classification aims to convince its audience of a certain belief that
leads to action often buying products. Persuasive advertising uses
various techniques to appeal to the logical, emotional and ethical sides of
the decision-making process. |
Persuasive Advertising |
This factors
defines that a higher advertising budget may be set aside when the target
market is interested in advertising information and do not mind being
bombarded with ads. |
Market Characteristics |
This refers to a
public information that has been collected by others. It is typically free or
inexpensive to obtain and can act as a strong foundation to any research
project. |
Secondary Data |
This refers to a
new information collected specifically for your purposes. Methods of primary
data collection vary based upon the goals of the research, as well as the
type and depth of information being sought. |
Primary Data |
In what step of
marketing research implies that the researcher should have a clear concept
and definition of the problem. The first step in the international marketing
research process frequently incorporates a preliminary phase of assessing
information needs and availability? |
Step 1 |
This category
includes a wide variety of data on factors like size of the population,
national income and principle sources, political and law regulations etc. |
Political profile of
the country |
This refers to the
International Development Association, created for the purpose of giving
“soft” loans to the least developed countries, that is, long-term loans at
very low interest rates. |
World Bank |
This is said to be
a more serious restriction than a tariff because the firm has less flexibility
in responding to it. |
Import Quota |
This refers a tax
on products imported from other countries. |
Tariffs |
This includes
government Statistics, Industry associations, Trade publications, Company
websites. |
Secondary Data |
This refers to a
market research conducted either simultaneously or sequentially to facilitate
marketing decisions in more than one country. |
International
Marketing Research |
This means that
foreign exchange is scarce and that the government is rationing it out according
to its own priorities. |
Exchange Control |
This refers to the
systematic design, collection, analysis and reporting of data and findings
relevant to a specific marketing situation facing the company. |
Marketing Research |
It is said that the
principal source of information is the _________________ of the trading nations. |
Balance of payments
statements |
This is the term
used to refer to government regulations bearing on foreign trade. |
Commercial Policy |
In this stage the
market for a product will start to shrink. |
Decline Stage |
What is the third
phase of international marketing research? |
Information for global
rationalization |
According to this
concept, many products go through a trade cycle wherein one nation is
initially an exporter, then loses its export markets, and finally may become
an importer of the product. |
Product-Life Cycle |
This refers to the
financial side of international trade |
International Payment
System |
This is said to be
a key factor that must be taken into account before an export decides to
enter a foreign market. |
Structure of the
competition |
This stage is
typically characterized by a strong growth in sales and profits and because
the company can start to benefit from economies of scale in production. |
Growth Stage |
This includes
In-depth interviews, Surveys, Focus groups, Social media monitoring. |
Primary Data |
This control,
particularly, concerns with measuring spending efficiency. The ways to
improve efficiency of various marketing entities like sales force,
advertising, distribution, sales promotion and so forth. |
Efficiency Control |
This refers to the
one of the major tasks of PR professionals is to find or create favorable
updates about the company, its products and its people. |
News |
In this structure,
this offers greater flexibility than the single-line-of-command structures
already discussed and reconciles this flexibility with coordination and
economies of scale to the strength of large organizations. |
Matrix Structure |
This activity
refers to promoting understanding of the organization with internal and
external communications. |
Corporate Communication |
In this stage, the
continued growth of the company will warrant additional investment in
marketing research, new product development, advertising and sales promotion
and customer service. |
Separate Marketing
Department |
This structure
assigns worldwide responsibility to product group executives at the line
management levels. The firm is segregated along product lines; each division
is separate profit center with the division head directly accountable for
profitability. |
Product Structure |
This refers to
means to charge the price and hand-over the product and service. |
Sales |
In this structure,
the company’s activities are separated in two units. One domestic and the
other is international. |
Geographic Structure |
The purpose of this
control is to measure the profitability of their various products,
territories, customer groups, trade channels and other sizes. |
Profitability Control |
This major tools in
Marketing Public Relations rely extensively on communication materials to
reach and influence their target markets. These includes annual reports,
brochures, articles, audiovisual materials and company newsletters and magazines. |
Publications |
This consists of a
diverse collection of incentive tools, mostly short term., designed to
stimulate quicker and/or greater purchase of particular product/services by
consumers or the trade. |
Sales Promotion |
This structure
offers greater flexibility than the single-line-of-command structures already
discussed and reconciles this flexibility with coordination and economies of
scale to the strength of large organizations. |
Matrix Structure |
This activity
refers to Sponsoring various efforts to publicize specific products. |
Product Publicity |
This plans should
be prepared for each individual promotion. Implementation planning must cover
lead time and sell-in time. |
Implementation and
Control plans |
In this stage,
small companies typically appoint a sales manager, who manages a sales force
and also does some selling. When the company needs marketing research or advertising,
the marketing manager hires help from the outside. |
Simple Sales Department |
This refers to the
time necessary to prepare the program prior to launching. |
Lead Time |
This refers to
means to increase the sales. |
Promotion |
The purpose of this
control is to ensure that the company achieves the sales, profits, and other goals
established in its annual plan. |
Annual-Plan Control |
This control
implies a critical review of overall marketing effectiveness in relation to
broad and long-term objectives and firm’s response to marketing environment. |
Strategic-Plan Control |
Example of this
tools are coupons, Cash refund offers (rebates), Price packs (cents-off
deals), Premiums (gifts), Prizes (contests, sweepstakes, games), Patronage
awards, Free Trials, Product warranties, The-in promotions, Cross-Promotions,
Point-of-Purchase (POP) displays and demonstrations and Samples. |
Consumer-Promotion
tools |
As digital
platforms became increasingly incorporated into marketing plans and everyday
life, and as people increasingly use digital devices instead of visiting
physical shops, digital marketing campaigns have become prevalent, employing
combinations of different digital and online mechanisms. |
True |
MATCHING TYPE: |
|
They paid content
providers and technology companies to place advertising in front of the end
consumer. |
Advertiser |
It was like running
an affiliate store and the drop shipper acted as the mediator without ever
touching the product. |
Drop Shipping |
A variety of
companies use this type of business model including Uber, Lyft, Airbnb,
Instacart, Ola, and many more. This model focuses on the specific needs of
the customers and providing it for them when they want the product/service |
On-Demand Model |
Creating
________________ as a solution(s) to problems and or opportunities was
another option. The key here was to find out wat the problems that companies
were having. |
Software |
A partnership with
the online entrepreneur that published content and the retailer who had the
affiliate program. |
Affiliate Marketin |
Netflix, Spotify,
Zipcar and even some newspapers like the New York Times are all examples of
companies that charged a monthly fee or a _________________ |
Subscription Model |
It consisted of
having an expertise in one or more area(s) and provided clients with
mentorship, leadership, and career advice. |
Coaching |
This model was a
combination of being both premium and free. Online startups used this model
in a variety of industries. |
Freemium Model |
It is an online
business model that uses content to educate and market products and/or
services. |
Blogging |
It was about
assisting a company or potential entrepreneur with an area(s) of expertise. |
Consulting |
This is a great
tool for showing you how people are interacting with your site in a much more
visual way. |
Hot Jar |
_______is an
affordable, easy to use website builder. It’s not a big hitter when it comes
to design, but it certainly delivers on features. |
weebly |
A ______ name
is your website’s unique address. |
domain |
This means
adaption, and making appropriate changes in a product to match local
perspectives. |
Customization |
In this stage, the
customer develops enough interest in the product and starts searching
information about it. |
Knowledge |
This means the
objective statement would emphasize the satisfaction of a customer need. |
Objective Term |
There are how many
product design strategies? |
2 |
This means a new
product is defined as one that is new to the host country, but not new to the
international market. |
Introducing a New
Product to a Host Country |
In this stage, the
attitude of the customer regarding the products is important. |
Evaluation |
This means a new
product is defined as one that is new to the host country, but not new to the
international market. |
Introducing a New
Product to a Host Country |
In this stage, the
customer develops enough interest in the product and starts searching
information about it. |
Knowledge |
What is the first
step in adoption and diffusion of new products |
Awareness |
This means the
objective statement would emphasize the satisfaction of a customer need. |
Objective Term |
Research on the
subject shows that foreign product design strategy varies with this international
marketing decision |
Nature of product |
This is required to
be made on the basis of careful analysis and review. |
Product Analysis |
This means
adaption, and making appropriate changes in a product to match local
perspectives. |
Customization |
There are how many
product design strategies? |
2 |
This means
producing a specialized product in another country in order to take advantage
of the peculiar strengths of that country. |
Foreign Collaboration |
Nonlinear marketing
strategies involve efforts to adapt the advertising to different platforms,
and to tailor the advertising to different individual buyers rather than a
large coherent audience. |
True |
One of the
advantage of content marketing is that, it allows companies to promote
themselves to large, diverse audiences that could not be reached through
traditional marketing such as phone and email based advertising. |
False |
In the 2000's, the
storage capacity of computer was still small enough to store huge volumes of
customer information. Companies started choosing online techniques, such as
database marketing, rather than limited list broker |
False |
Social Media
Marketing can be used as a means of obtaining information about competitors and
boost competitive advantage. |
True |
This techniques may
be used to improve the visibility of business websites and brand-related
content for common industry-related search queries. |
SEO |
The disadvantage of
video advertising is that it disrupts the viewing experience of the video and
therefore there is a difficulty in attempting to avoid them. |
False |
In terms of
Integrated Marketing Communication "integration of advertising in
digital games into the general advertising, communication, and marketing
strategy of the firm" is an important as it results in a more clarity
about the brand/product and creates a larger overall effect. |
True |
What was the first
internet that was made by the US government? |
ARPANET |
According to
Jaworski and Kohli, (1993), this concept requires organizations to be
committed to a market/customer orientation that all parts of the organization
should co-ordinate activities to ensure that customer needs are met efficiently,
effectively and profitably. |
Modern marketing |
As digital
platforms became increasingly incorporated into marketing plans and everyday
life, and as people increasingly use digital devices instead of visiting
physical shops, digital marketing campaigns have become prevalent, employing
combinations of different digital and online mechanisms. |
True |
Positioning and
development of new product, test, and launch are part the marketing
development strategies |
True |
Digital marketing
extends to non-Internet channels that provide digital media, such as
television, mobile phones (SMS and MMS), callback, and on-hold mobile ring
tones. |
True |
Market segmentation
allows a company to understand the different behavioral patterns and
decision-making processes of different groups of consumers. |
True |
A content created
and paid for by a brand to promote a specific product or service. |
Sponsored Content |
Benefit of Social
Media Marketing is that, companies can engage with customers directly,
allowing them to obtain feedback and resolve issues almost immediately. |
True |
Businesses often
rely on individuals portraying their products in a positive light on social
media, and may adapt their marketing strategy to target people with large
social media followings in order to generate such comments. |
True |
Marketing has to be
seen as the essential focus of all activities within an organization. It is
the concept should lie at the heart of the organization, and the actions of
directors, managers and employees should be guided by its philosophy. |
True |
Market segmentation
allows a company to understand the different behavioral patterns and
decision-making processes of different groups of consumers. |
True |
Parts of managing
marketing efforts are: Organizing resources, implementation and control. |
True |
Marketing refers
to channeling the gap between service and product providers to service and
product seekers or also known as _________________________ |
way of satisfying needs |
Transforming
strategy into programs, managing Product Lines, Brands, and Packaging and
managing Service Businesses and Ancillary Services are part of Implementing
marketing programs. |
False |
It consist of the
following: |
|
1. analyzing
market opportunities, |
|
2. selecting
target markets, |
|
3. designing
marketing strategies, |
|
4. planning
marketing programs, |
|
5. organizing,
implementing and controlling the marketing effort. |
Marketing Management
Process |
In the past,
marketing involved traveling salesmen, while in modern times, marketing is
more likely to involve television, the internet, and other forms of media
promotions. |
True |
The interconnection
of regional academic networks in the 1980s marks the beginning of the
transition to the modern Internet. |
True |
It is defined as
"the total of activities involved in the transfer of goods from the
producer or seller to the consumer or buyer, including advertising, shipping,
storing, and selling." |
Marketing |
Shipping and
customer satisfaction would be included in sales to avoid the customer from
reversing or unclosing the deal. |
True |
According to
Jaworski and Kohli, (1993), this concept requires organizations to be
committed to a market/customer orientation that all parts of the organization
should co-ordinate activities to ensure that customer needs are met
efficiently, effectively and profitably. |
Modern marketing |
The Internet is a
global system of interconnected computer networks that use the standard
Internet protocol suite (TCP/IP) to link several billion devices worldwide. |
True |
What was the first
internet that was made by the US government? |
ARPANET |
It is the process
of grouping customers based on their similarities. |
Market segmentation |
It is a network of
networks that consists of millions of private, public, academic, business,
and government networks of local to global scope, linked by a broad array of
electronic, wireless, and optical networking technologies. |
Internet |
It is an approach
to marketing that focuses on gaining and retaining customers through offering
helpful content to customers that improves the buying experience and creates
brand awareness. |
Content Marketing |
SEM starns for
___________________ |
Search Engine Marketing |
This involves the
placement of paid content that replicates the look, feel, and oftentimes,
voice of a platform's existing content. It is most effective when used on
digital platforms like websites, newsletters, and social media. |
Native Advertising |
It deals with
showcasing promotional messages or ideas to the consumer on the internet.
This includes a wide range of advertisements like advertising blogs,
networks, interstitial ads, contextual data, ads on the search engines,
classified or dynamic advertisement etc. |
Display Marketing |
It is perceived to
not be considered a safe, reliable and easy means of marketing through online
platform. This is due to a lack of reliability in terms of affiliates that
can produce the demanded number of new customers. |
Affiliate Marketing |
This type of
advertising in terms of digital/online means are advertisements that play on
online videos e.g. YouTube videos. This type of marketing has seen an
increase in popularity over time. |
Video Advertising |
These are systems
based on the Internet that can create, accelerate, and transmit product value
from producer to a consumer terminal, through digital networks. |
Digital Marketing
Channels |
It is a market
strategy that involves using content as a means to attract customers to a
brand or product. Requires extensive research into the behaviors, interests,
and habits of the brand's target market. |
Inbound Marketing |
It is an online
platform which people use to build social networks or social relations with
other people who share similar personal or career interests, activities,
backgrounds or real-life connections |
Social Networking
Service |
It is a procedure
wherein strategies are made and executed to draw in traffic for a website or
to gain attention of buyers over the web using different social media
platforms. |
Social Media Marketing |
It is defined as
"inclusion of products or brands within a digital game." The game
allows brands or products to place ads within their game, either in a subtle
manner or in the form of an advertisement banner. |
In-game Advertising |
SEO stands for
_________________ |
Search Engine
Optimization |
It is the component
of marketing that utilizes internet and online based digital technologies
such as desktop computers, mobile phones and other digital media and
platforms to promote products and services. |
Digital Marketing |
It is all
activities required to close the deal. Shipping and customer satisfaction
would be included |
Sales |
It is the use of
social media platforms to connect with your audience to build your brand,
increase sales, and drive website traffic. |
Social Media Marketing |
It deals with
showcasing promotional messages or ideas to the consumer on the internet.
This includes a wide range of advertisements like advertising blogs,
networks, interstitial ads, contextual data, ads on the search engines,
classified or dynamic advertisement etc. |
Display Marketing |
In comparison to
other forms of digital marketing, this is considered cheap; it is also a way
to rapidly communicate a message such as their value proposition to existing
or potential customers |
Email Marketing |
This may include
the use of one or more online channels and techniques (omnichannel) to
increase brand awareness among consumers. |
All of the above |
Also known as PPC
advertising, involves the purchase of ad space in prominent, visible
positions atop search results pages and websites. |
SEM |
They set priorities
for business opportunities, concentrating on market segments within which
they expect to achieve the best overall economic return from their product or
service |
Marketers |
All parts of the
organization should co-ordinate activities to ensure that customer needs are
met efficiently, effectively and profitably. |
True |
It is a form
of Internet marketing that involves the promotion of websites by
increasing their visibility in search engine results pages (SERPs) primarily
through paid advertising. |
Search Engine Marketing |
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