a. permanent adoption.
b. loyalty.
c. internalization.
c. internalization.
ANS: C REF: p. 441
a. Relative advantage
b. Sustainable advantage
c. Substitutability
a. Relative advantage
441
a. marketers must wait for customers to contact them.
b. marketers must be able to contact customer near the time and place of purchase.
c. content will become less important than context.
b. marketers must be able to contact customer near the time and place of purchase.
443
a. anywhere.
b. any time.
c. both of the above.
a. anywhere.
b. any time.
c. both of the above.
ANS: C REF: p. 443
a. some countries have already passed 100% penetration of cell phones.
b. mobile is expected to be the dominant method of accessing the Internet in a few years.
c. both of the above.
a. some countries have already passed 100% penetration of cell phones.
b. mobile is expected to be the dominant method of accessing the Internet in a few years.
c. both of the above.
ANS: C REF: p. 444, 445
a. localization.
b. larger screens.
c. new methods of advertising
a. localization.
448
a. Advertising
b. 1-click payment mechanisms
c. Decrease in consumer concern about the privacy and security of their personal data
b. 1-click payment mechanisms
447
a. government regulations establish the kind of permissions that are necessary.
b. mobile customers want control over how much information they receive and when.
c. it is required by geographical location software.
b. mobile customers want control over how much information they receive and when.
447,448
a. display ads.
b. videos.
c. neither of the above.
c. neither of the above.
ANS: C REF: p. 448
a. a mobile marketing campaign needs elements of traditional online or offline marketing.
b. careful attention must be given to metrics that will be used to measure the success of the campaign.
c. marketers can assume that younger consumers are better targets for a mobile campaign.
b. careful attention must be given to metrics that will be used to measure the success of the campaign.
449
a. email lists purchased from third-party list brokers.
b. a call to action.
c. metrics specific to the campaign itself.
a. email lists purchased from third-party list brokers.
a. young consumers with active lifestyles.
b. older, more affluent consumers.
c. it depends on the app and the target audience.
c. it depends on the app and the target audience.
ANS: C REF: p. 452, 454
a. banned in the United States.
b. accessible to small, local retailers.
c. available from any web hosting service.
b. accessible to small, local retailers.
455,456
a. takes advantage of consumers’ desire to get a special deal
b. makes offers to only a specialized groups of highly-targeted consumers
c. is popular with all marketers because it brings in so many customers
a. takes advantage of consumers’ desire to get a special deal
456
a. only 2 dimensional bar codes.
b. both QR codes and NFC.
c. both of the above.
b. both QR codes and NFC.
457, 458
a. check prices at the point of purchase.
b. register complaints with retailers.
c. neither of the above.
a. check prices at the point of purchase.
459
a. OR code
b. NFC
c. Apps
b. NFC
459
a. podcasting
b. search
c. email
a. podcasting
460
a. increasing ability of a single device to fulfill all user needs.
b. significant changes in the structure of the media industry.
c. technology that allows for centralized control of communications technologies.
b. significant changes in the structure of the media industry.
462
a. Pervasive computing
b. Microtargeting
c. SoLoMo
c. SoLoMo
ANS: C REF: p. 462