mHarshal Sangani
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Midterm Exam.
1. Explain the “basic” structure of key word advertising and discuss how companies evaluate and select optimum keywords and phrases to maximize web traffic.
Key word advertising: - Keyword advertising refers to a variety of techniques that associate advertisements with particular terms on websites. The most common form is exemplified by Google Ad Words and Yahoo sponsored search which display ads alongside search engine results. Most ads are composed entirely of text while some may include graphics.
This type of advertising uses keywords to trigger ads. Typically, advertisers select a set of keywords related to the product or service they wish to advertise. The ads are then
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Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following is NOT an example of an Internet marketing tool?
a) political website
b) online product launch
c) celebrity endorsement
d) email poll of Major League Baseball fans
ANSWER _____C____
2. A key factor in the success of keyword advertising is:
a) cost
b) appearance
c) relevance
d) speed
ANSWER ____C____
3. Moore’s Law describes which of these powerful forces in modern society?
a) demand for new technology
b) falling cost of digital technology
c) emergence of technology in popular culture
d) use of new technologies in marketing strategies
ANSWER ____B____
4. Which of the following is considered to be among the fastest growing areas of online influence: a) Keyword advertisements
b) Banner advertisements
c) Weblogs
d) Search engines
ANSWER _____B____
5. Which of the following is NOT a strong indicator of at-home Internet access?
a) religion
b) geography
c) income
d) education
ANSWER__A______
6. For regular Internet users, which of the following is true?
a) online use drops over time
b) exploratory searches drop over time
c) participation in e-commerce drops over time
d) email volume drops over time
ANSWER __B______
7. Retention spending by a business can influence a
Advertising – Advertising is a form of promotion; there are various methods firms use, such as: T.V adverts, radio ads, billboards around town, leaflets given out in the street e.t.c. It’s the way firms get the knowledge that their product is around out there.
Advertisements: this is a common way of advertising that has many forms. It could be billboards, magazine posters in magazines or newspapers to mention a few.
Other paintings of guinguettes, such as “Elena et Les Hommes” by Renoir, provide a sense of light-hearted summer days. We want to replicate this feeling in accordance with Marcel’s original restaurant concept by incorporating all of the definitions of a guinguette.
There are various types of advertising: contextual advertising; in-text video contextual; billboards; viral videos; pricing with the best offers; Java-scripts, and etc. All these advertisements are displayed not in a random way. The way ad appears at your
The Adwords service enables the customers to decide which search terms entered in the search engine will trigger the display of the advertisement. Four particular sponsored links were involved in this case, STA Travel, Carsales, Ausdog and Trading Post. Each business provided their triggering terms. Controversially, all businesses nominated
Advertisement is conducted on TV, radio, website, poster site, and all kinds of media that
Free AdWords: AdWords (Google AdWords) is an advertising service for businesses that want to display ads on Google’s advertising network. The program enables businesses to set a budget for advertising and only pay when people click the ads. The service is focused on keywords.
Ms Violet, our beautiful marketing lecturer, has taught us well and I think that we can help you identify some of the segmentation variables for the Arowana market! Overall, the customers can be segmented in terms of three bases - Geographical, Demographic and Behavioural. For geographical variables, the main target market would be the Asia Pacific region. This is because superstitions about fortune and luck are the most prevalent in their cultures.
1. A management accounting information system is an information system that produces outputs using inputs and processes needed to satisfy specific managerial objectives. 2. The inputs of a management accounting information system are economic events. The processes transform the inputs into outputs and are such things as collecting, measuring, storing, analyzing, reporting, and managing. Typical outputs include special reports, product costs, customer costs, performance reports, budgets, and personal communication. 3. The three objectives of a management accounting information system are as follows: To provide information
The Search Network – The way this type of advertising campaign works is that you link AdWords to keywords and phrases. When someone searches for these linked key words or phrases, your ad will show up. The ads that appear are relevant to the person 's search. The person searching looks up what they want under a category heading through Google much like they used to do with a phone directory or Yellow Pages. For instance, if you are searching for a dentist, related ads for dentists will conveniently appear. The Search Network type of ad campaign targets the search partners so that your ads display not only in a Google search but also in other Google partners, like
Just like production, service industry is also a vast plot that has its own keen interests and points, though different from production processes but equally important. Similar to production, services also have procedures, and each of them must have to be done properly, at right time and with right care. And these steps, procedures, follow ups need to be defined and recorded properly by the service providers. And here the term helpful, is THE SERVICE CONCEPT.
In today's competitive environment it is very important for marketing managers to utilize the complete variety of marketing mix tools to achieve maximum result and one of these marketing tools is sales promotion which has been very important in the food retail division(Sue Peattie; 1998). Nowadays several promotional tools such as coupons, bonus packs, free samples and sweepstakes are very commonly practiced activities offered by manufacturers to its consumers but the next step which is the consumer response to these activities has not been understood well in this regard (Chem L. Narayan and P.S. Raju; 1985). So keeping in mind the importance of consumer's reactions and response towards promotional campaigns