Explore key advertising principles with the MAR 3025 Chapter 9 Marketing Quiz! Assess your understanding of campaign effectiveness, message simplicity, and historical trust in advertising. Ideal for learners interested in enhancing their marketing and advertising acumen.
If you have something to say, advertise. If not, don’t
Keep your message simple and powerful; otherwise, it will be lost in the advertising clutter
Communicate first with your existing customers to keep their business
Communicate second with your hottest prospects
None of the above
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Canada
Japan
Russia
China
Both C and D
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True
False
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Under 3, around 8
Around 8, under 3
Neither of the above
Less than
About the same as
More than
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BFL
LFB
FBL
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LFB
BFL
FBL
Both A and B
All of the above
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LFB
BFL
FBL
Both A and C
All of the above
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LFB messages
BFL messages
FBL messages
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BFL messages
FBL messages
LFB messages
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An ad agency
The company
Both A and B
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By their very evident evolutionary success, the new mass communication technologies and advertising processes have increased the efficiency of markets
Spending on television broadcast, cable and satellite advertising in the United States continues to grow from around $55 billion in 2002 to a projected $86 billion in 2009 and dominates all media advertising spending
Spending on TV advertising can be argued to be a good allocation of shareholder’s funds
Both A and B
A, B and C
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Less competitive
More competitive
More innovative
Both B and C
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The target market
The basic message strategy
The creative tactics used to execute the message strategy
All of the above
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It is often much less cost effective (per thousand target shopper exposures) than any other media
The advertising exposure often occurs only moments before purchase, so it is less timely than any other advertising
It is the first priority in advertising placement
POP end-of-aisle displays are also very effective promotion devices and such displays are much less expensive than placing shelf-talkers on the regular product display shelves
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The payoff they get from search advertising
It is not worth it to allocate too much budget in Internet advertising any more
It is more subjective to rapid improvement than the traditional mass media advertising process
Both A and C
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Internet advertising can be fine-tuned and improved in a few days of testing in ways that no TV or other mass media advertising can
The art of Internet advertising is to select the right companies
Every company shouldn’t have a Yellow Pages campaign, but should have Google advertising campaign and invest in a high quality website
Both A and C
All of the above
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Increasing concern of regulators over privacy issues
Increasing concern of its users over privacy issues
Very low click-through rates
It does not have problems
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Improving the way you find media that delivers the lowest cost-per- thousand members of the target audience
Achieving the most effective mix of ad reach and exposure frequency
Improving the timing of the ad campaign
Both A and B
All of the above
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Costs for every media used for advertisements
Cost-per-hundred of delivered audience
Cost-per-thousand of delivered audience (CPM)
None of the above
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Two exposures
Three exposures
Four exposures
Five exposures
It is irrelevant
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The percentage of the target audience exposed to an ad the total number of times (frequency) that is judged necessary for the ad to be effective
The percentage of the target audience exposed to an ad the maximum number of times (frequency) that is judged necessary for the ad to be effective
The percentage of the target audience exposed to an ad the minimum number of times (frequency) that is judged necessary for the ad to be effective
None of the above
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High-involvement products that sell as much on their brand name as on their features and have short repurchase cycles
High-involvement products that sell as much on their brand name as on their features and have long repurchase cycles
Low-involvement products that sell as much on their brand name as on their features and have long repurchase cycles
Low-involvement products that sell as much on their brand name as on their features and have short repurchase cycles
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They should advertise in the same media channels as the large companies
They should maintain a low level of advertising, often in a single medium
They should use pulsed bursts of increased advertising timed around peak demand periods or special promotions
Both B and C
A, B and C
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Magazines sometimes try to cheat advertisers by claiming more sales and a larger circulation than they actually have
Magazines sometimes try to cheat advertisers by claiming less sales and a smaller circulation than they actually have
Magazines never try to cheat advertisers
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Television networks sometimes cheat by offering the most popular programs during ratings weeks, thus boosting audience size
Television networks sometimes cheat by offering celebrity-loaded programs during ratings weeks, thus boosting audience size
Television networks sometimes cheat by offering financial incentives during ratings weeks, thus boosting audience size
None of the above
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Click numbers are being inflated by unknown cheaters acting in their own interests
Click numbers are hard to count
It is when a Google partner pays others to click, thus creating a flood of fraudulent clicks that the advertiser must pay for
None of the above
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The consumer purchase cycle
The nature of producer supply
Whether selling seasons exist
The price of the product
Both A and C
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Its greater credibility
Its paid-for endorsement by media celebrities
Its speed of coverage
Both A and C
A, B and C
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People under 30
People between 31-40
People between 41-50
All age groups
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Its creation of public interest
Its word-of-mouth momentum
Excitement that few advertising campaigns can match
All of the above
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The lack of control of whether you get the coverage or not
It is often an all-or-nothing proposition
Both A and B
None of the above
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It has decreased its share of advertising expenditure over the last 20 years, according to IEG Inc. of Chicago
Your target segments attend the event and some of the event halo attaches to your product or service
It has a relatively expensive reach and frequency
The attention level of the audience is low for ads placed in or around the actual event
None of the above
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Business Week has concluded that initiating and controlling publicity on the Internet is not as hard as generating publicity through traditional communication means
Blog readers are as excited with advertising messages built into blogs as they are with advertising messages in traditional advertising
Forrester Research estimates that about a quarter of adults read at least one blog each month, and the numbers are increasing
None of these social sites are generating cash flows that come anywhere close to justifying the values Google, You Tube and NewsCorp are paid
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Publ icity stories are often not reproduced or mentioned in a company’s advertising because they may hurt the credibility of the story
Several sources carrying the story cannot increase credibility
You may get no coverage if no editor or major blog site is interested
Extraordinary reach and frequency can be obtained in a long period of time
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Employees
Stakeholders
Politicians
Media commentators and the general public
All of the above
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The advertising of products
Their past experiences with products
The companies that make those products
Both B and C
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The management function that evaluates public attitudes, identifies the policies and procedures of an organization with public disinterest, and executes a program of action and communication to earn public understanding and acceptance
The management function that evaluates public attitudes, identifies the policies and procedures of an organization with the public interest, and executes a program of action and communication to earn public understanding and acceptance
Is a conscious and targeted attempt to shape a company’s image
The content of PR programs should be kept consistent with the different targeted audience
Both B and C
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Proven to work
Controversial and unproven to work
Well accepted by consumers
None of the above
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PR is used to inoculate against past negative events
In 2006, BP experienced a pipeline oil spill in Alaska and the extensive bad publicity this created totally swamped BP’s previous environment-friendly PR image
The general public is addressed through corporate advertising
Public relations is used to stabilize the share price of a company
B, C and D
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Most appealing direct marketing campaign is designed to promote most appealing products and services to each individual customer
Database elements are specified including shopper behavior hisotry
Record is added to database
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Customer sends in warranty card, enters sweepstakes or name is on list
Customer is assigned to a product, channel or profitability segment
Most appealing direct marketing campaign is designed to promote most appealing products and services to each individual customer
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Customer is assigned to a product, channel or profitability segment
Record is added to database
Most appealing direct marketing campaign is designed to promote most appealing products and services to each individual customer
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Database is updated, recording response to the campaign
Most appealing direct marketing campaign is designed to promote most appealing products and services to each individual customer
Customer is assigned to a product, channel, or profitability segment
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Database is updated, recording response to the campaign
Most appealing direct marketing campaign is designed to promote most appealing products, features and services to customer
Customer is assigned to a product, channel or profitability segment
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How old the list is
The amount of money spent on direct buying by each individual on a list
Both A and B
None of the above
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Very much by the type of merchandise
By the type of people who patronize direct marketers
By the price of the product
Both B and C
A, B, and C
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As with any high-growth industry, direct marketing has grown faster than the quality of its supporting systems
Consumer response rate to direct marketing is falling
The issue of privacy
All of the above
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