Ch13 Verified Test Bank E-Marketing Communicaiton Paid Media - E-Marketing 8e Complete Test Bank by Raymond D. Frost. DOCX document preview.
CHAPTER THIRTEEN E-MARKETING COMMUNICAITON: PAID MEDIA
Multiple Choice
- Regarding paid media, which of the following is most true?
- The term is synonymous with advertising.
- The line between physical and digital platforms is blurring.
- The medium is not the appliance.
- All of the above are true.
- Which media do global consumers trust the most?
- Earned media, followed by owned media, then paid media
- Paid media, followed by owned media, then earned media
- Owned media, followed by earned media, then paid media
- Consumers trust all media equally
- Examples of paid media online could include all of the following except _______.
- positive blog mentions
- video
- hyperlinks
- an animated car driving through a page
- Considering rich media ads, what is one downside of highly interactive display ads?
- They do not always fully engage users
- Click-through to the advertiser’s website can be a complex process
- The use
- They require more bandwidth
- Online gaming creates special opportunities for ________.
- classified ads
- contextual advertising
- product placement
- sponsored content
- Which of the following is true regarding advertising on the internet?
- Many of the best ideas have already been developed.
- Anything goes, and novelty gains attention.
- Owned media claims the lion’s share of revenue.
- Consumer trust levels have never been lower.
- Paid social media advertising is used for ________.
- building awareness
- creating positive brand attributes
- collecting valuable customer information
- All of the above.
- Social networks contain all of the following unique aspects except ________.
- e-mail records
- personal profile
- data graph
- interpersonal interaction data
- If an advertiser wants to narrowly target their well-defined markets through Facebook, what information do they need?
- Social performance metrics
- Paid media records
- Competitor profiles
- Member profiles
- Considering social ads, a “social graph” is synonymous with _______.
- business connections
- friend connections
- online popularity
- number of “likes.”
- How does a promoted tweet differ from a promoted trend?
- Promoted tweets are ads that appear as content at the top of a Twitter search page.
- Promoted trends are ads placed on hot topics in Twitter that are presented near a user’s timeline.
- Both a and b.
- There is no difference.
- The best target audience for LinkedIn advertising is ________.
- widely dispersed millennials
- narrowly targeted business professionals
- Retirees over age 50
- High-achieving teenagers
- When considering mobile advertising, how do marketers view the mobile phone?
- As marketing’s dilemma to be solved
- As advertising’s wasteland
- As advertising’s promised land
- As marketing’s ultimate search tool
- Mobile advertising can be viewed as an evolving area with ______.
- great promise
- many unanswered questions
- Both a and b.
- None of the above.
- How does paid inclusion occur?
- Text or display ads appear on the SERP.
- An organization pays to be included in a searchable directory.
- Sites receive guaranteed indexing in a search engine.
- Google AdWords creates a customized, searchable ad.
- When considering which media to buy, marketers consider all of the following except ________ .
- Media investment
- Media characteristics
- Media effectiveness
- Media efficiency
- In making an internet buy, what is the formula for calculating CPM?
- Ad cost multiplied by audience size, divided by 1,000
- Audience size divided by ad cost, multiplied by 1,000
- Ad cost divided by audience size, multiplied by 1,000
- Ad cost multiplied by audience size, multiplied by 1,000
- ________ refers to reaching and gaining the attention of a target market at the lowest cost possible.
- Eliciting
- Effectiveness
- Efficiency
- None of the above
- To measure efficiency before buying advertising space, media buyers sometimes consider a metric known as ________ to determine the most efficient buy.
- SERP
- SEO
- CPM
- AOL
True/False
- The terms paid media and advertising should not be used interchangeably because they are not the same thing.
- True
- False
- Communications media are tools used for disseminating information, such as online video, e-mail, or newspaper.
- True
- False
- Globally, consumers trust paid media the most, followed by owned media.
- True
- False
- Considering formats for paid media, it is fair to say that anything goes.
- True
- False
- Sponsored content is now illegal, due to the required separation of editorial and advertising content.
- True
- False
- Reviewing the statistics for social media advertising, one can conclude that it is a promising and fast-growing media channel.
- True
- False
- Although smartphones and tablets have high penetration, mobile internet usage is unlikely to ever surpass computer usage.
- True
- False
- Keyword advertising prompts text or display ads to appear on the SERP.
- True
- False
- When deciding which media to buy, consumers’ level of trust in each medium is relatively unimportant; it is more about effectiveness.
- True
- False
- It is possible for an internet buy to be effective, but not efficient.
- True
- False
- The best paid media performance metrics closely match the campaign’s objectives.
- True
- False
- When viewed as a direct-response medium, display ads are relatively ineffective.
- True
- False
Essay Questions
- Describe the history and development of internet advertising.
- How can advertisers know whether they have made an effective advertising buy?
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