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Direct Response. Direct-response marketing communication is _____ than mass media messages. less interactive more interactive less expensive None of the above. Direct-response marketing communication is _____ than mass media messages. less interactive more interactive less expensive - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Direct Response

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1. less interactive

2. more interactive

3. less expensive

4. None of the above

Direct-response marketing communication

is _____ than mass media messages.

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1. less interactive

2. more interactive

3. less expensive

4. None of the above

Direct-response marketing communication

is _____ than mass media messages.

Since it is more interactive than mass media communication, direct-response marketing communication can create higher levels of customer engagement.

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Key players in direct-response marketing communication include

_____.

1. direct-response marketers

2. direct-response advertising agencies

3. consumers who receive or initiate contact

4. All of the above

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Key players in direct-response marketing communication include

_____.

1. direct-response marketers

2. direct-response advertising agencies

3. consumers who receive or initiate contact

4. All of the above

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The four main players in DMC are direct-response agencies, direct-response marketers, direct-response media, and consumers who receive information or initiate contact.

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All of the following except _____ are involved in direct-

response advertising.

1. service firms

2. dealer networks

3. fulfillment houses

4. advertising agencies

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All of the following except _____ are involved in direct-

response advertising.

1. service firms

2. dealer networks

3. fulfillment houses

4. advertising agencies

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The four types of firms in direct-response advertising include advertising agencies, direct marketing agencies, service firms, and fulfillment houses.

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The first step in the direct-response

process includes _____.

1. delivering the message

2. providing customer service

3. targeting and segmentation

4. All of the above

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1. delivering the message

2. providing customer service

3. targeting and segmentation

4. All of the above

The first step in the direct-response

process includes _____.

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The first step in direct marketing is the establishment of objectives and strategic decisions. This step uses research to target, segment, prospect, and set objectives.

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_____ from a company will not help to predict who is most

likely to repurchase.

1. The more recently a customer bought

2. The more brochures a customer received

3. The more frequently a customer bought

4. The more money a customer spent buying

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_____ from a company will not help to predict who is most

likely to repurchase.

1. The more recently a customer bought

2. The more brochures a customer received

3. The more frequently a customer bought

4. The more money a customer spent buying

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The more recently and frequently the customer bought from a company (and the more money the customer spent), the more likely that customer is to buy from that company again.

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Effective DMC campaigns offer benefits to

buyers by answering the question, _____.

1. “What’s in it for me?”

2. “What does it look like?”

3. “How much does it cost?”

4. “What’s the name of your company?”

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Effective DMC campaigns offer benefits to

buyers by answering the question, _____.

1. “What’s in it for me?”

2. “What does it look like?”

3. “How much does it cost?”

4. “What’s the name of your company?”

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A successful direct marketing campaign must communicate benefits to buyers by answering the age-old question, “What’s in it for me?”

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In the direct-response process, a

two-step offer is designed to _____.

1. gather leads

2. respond to questions

3. set up appointments

4. All of the above

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In the direct-response process, a

two-step offer is designed to _____.

1. gather leads

2. respond to questions

3. set up appointments

4. All of the above

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A two-step offer is designed to gather leads, answer consumer questions, set up appointments, and drive customers to a website or retail store.

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Which one of the following is not

a primary medium of DMC?

1. Telemarketing

2. Personal sales

3. Corporate sponsorships

4. Direct-response advertising

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Which one of the following is not

a primary medium of DMC?

1. Telemarketing

2. Personal sales

3. Corporate sponsorships

4. Direct-response advertising

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Personal sales is the original form of direct marketing. Other forms include telemarketing, direct mail, catalogues, direct-response advertising, and online e-marketing.

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_____ is the model for e-commerce.

1. Direct marketing

2. Target marketing

3. Social marketing

4. Indirect marketing

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_____ is the model for e-commerce.

1. Direct marketing

2. Target marketing

3. Social marketing

4. Indirect marketing

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Direct marketing (in particular catalog marketing) is the model for e-commerce.

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The basis of _____ is that anyone who

“opts in” to a campaign is a qualified lead.

1. target marketing

2. guerilla marketing

3. permission marketing

4. ambush marketing

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1. target marketing

2. guerilla marketing

3. permission marketing

4. ambush marketing

The basis of _____ is that anyone who

“opts in” to a campaign is a qualified lead.

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The concept at the heart of permission marketing is that every customer who “opts in” to a marketing campaign is a qualified lead.

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Direct marketers use _____ to keep track

of customers and identify new prospects.

1. databases

2. numerology

3. nomenclatures

4. direct sales techniques

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Direct marketers use _____ to keep track

of customers and identify new prospects.

1. databases

2. numerology

3. nomenclatures

4. direct sales techniques

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Direct marketers use databases to keep track of current customers and identify prospective customers.

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Direct marketing communication (DMC) begins and ends with a

_____.

1. brainstorming and storyboarding session

2. cogent analysis of the products of competitors

3. novel product and a catchy marketing slogan

4. database of prospect and customer information

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1. brainstorming and storyboarding session

2. cogent analysis of the products of competitors

3. novel product and a catchy marketing slogan

4. database of prospect and customer information

Direct marketing communication (DMC) begins and ends with a

_____.

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The DMC process starts with a database of customers and prospects; when the process ends, the database is used to capture and update information for the next interaction.

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_____ sorts information in a database for use in targeting and relating to customers.

1. Data mining

2. Data dumping

3. Data dredging

4. Data massaging

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_____ sorts information in a database for use in targeting and relating to customers.

1. Data mining

2. Data dumping

3. Data dredging

4. Data massaging

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The practice of sifting through and sorting information in a company’s database to target customers and maintain a relationship with them is called data mining.

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Direct marketing _____ in a one-on-one conversation with a

customer or prospect.

1. emphasizes the company’s point of view

2. delivers a carefully scripted sales message

3. disparages a competitor’s product offerings

4. conveys a brand’s essence and personality

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Direct marketing _____ in a one-on-one conversation with a

customer or prospect.

1. emphasizes the company’s point of view

2. delivers a carefully scripted sales message

3. disparages a competitor’s product offerings

4. conveys a brand’s essence and personality

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Direct marketing conveys the essence and personality of a brand in a one-on-one conversation with a customer or prospect.

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_____ is an estimate of sales volume from

a customer or group over a length of time.

1. Lifetime customer value (LCV)

2. Share of customer market (SCM)

3. Residual purchasing behavior (RPB)

4. Customer response monetization (CRM)

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_____ is an estimate of sales volume from

a customer or group over a length of time.

1. Lifetime customer value (LCV)

2. Share of customer market (SCM)

3. Residual purchasing behavior (RPB)

4. Customer response monetization (CRM)

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Lifetime customer value (LCV) is an estimate of how much purchase volume companies can expect to get over time from various target markets.