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Test C

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Arturo has been asked to create benchmarks for the company's social media use. How can he calculate the social media reach?

a)

Add up the number of followers you have and how many times they repost your content.

b)

Add up the number of followers you have on each social media site.

c)

Add up how many likes your posts receive and subtract the negative sentiments.

d)

Add up the number of comments on ten posts per social media site

2.

Moe has been asked to draft strategies to improve how the company is ranked on search engine results. Moe is looking first at how social media can have an impact. Which of the following would be an easy but effective strategy to implement?

a)

Increase the number of influencers that the company leverages.

b)

Use videos and images on at least 50 percent of all posts.

c)

Include links to the company's website on all posts.

d)

Eliminate the use of hash tags and keywords on posts.

3.

Sue is planning her first social media campaign for her sewing business. She knows who her target audience is and intends to use influencers. How should she choose the social media platforms to use?

a)

Select platforms that her target audience is active on.

b)

Select platforms that are primarily used for photo sharing.

c)

Select platforms geared toward professionals.

d)

Select platforms that are geared toward the younger generation.

4.

As president of a small company that is growing quickly, Chloe realizes that employees are confused as to who does what. She decides to create a chart that shows layers of management and who employees report to. What is she planning to create?

a)

Organizational business goals and objectives

b)

Organizational hybrid structure

c)

Organizational mission statement

d)

Organizational structure and arrangement

5.

Gail is frustrated with the results of her last two social media campaigns. She feels that the engagement is too low. How can she improve her campaigns?

a)

Use longer text on her posts along with a call to action.

b)

Use quality images and short videos on the posts along with a call to action.

c)

Post the same ad every time so that the audience remembers who the company is.

d)

Eliminate the use of metrics in her review because they are misleading.

6.

Which of the following will realize the largest impact from social media?

a)

An oil company that caused a significant oil spill.

b)

A Broadway show with a bad review.

c)

A circus performance troupe that travels the country.

d)

A local fitness center promoting an annual marathon.

7.

Which social media job role will be the most heavily involved in metrics?

a)

Analyst

b)

Community manager

c)

Marketer

d)

Podcaster

8.

Liza is the owner of a small hair and spa salon. She has used social media to market her business for the last three years. She now wants to tailor service promotions to different segments of her audience. What will best help her understand the audience better?

a)

Create several personas.

b)

Offer promotional specials.

c)

Create demographic graphs.

d)

Ask clients at the salon.

9.

You are dismayed that there is little or no conversation around your postings on social media sites amongst your consumers. What can be the reason behind it?

a)

The content is boring or not important to the audience.

b)

The social media site is not working correctly so you lost all your followers.

c)

No one is following the tweets and they cannot see the messages.

d)

No one has 'friended' you on any of the social media sites.

10.

Sam owns a landscape development company. Most of his clients hire him to upgrade their yards. These clients are normally young, married and have moderate incomes. What social media platform would be best to promote his latest landscaping projects on to gain new customers?

a)

A professional networking site, such as LinkedIn

b)

A social networking site, such as Facebook.

c)

A microblogging site, such as Twitter

d)

A photo sharing site, such as Instagram

11.

Sam leads his team through a social media risk assessment every quarter. They use a table to categorize the level of severity for each risk identified. What stage in the process does this activity occur?

a)

Identify threats and weaknesses

b)

Manage and mitigate

c)

Monitor and revise

d)

Assess and evaluate

12.

Company A is being sued because several digital graphics were used on the company's social media sites without permission from the artist. What law was violated?

a)

Fair Use

b)

Copyright

c)

Trademark

d)

License

13.

Kaito is the social media manager for a company that makes automobile parts. He asked the engineers to write some blog posts on how quality cars are designed. Why did Kaito want to implement this social media trend?

a)

The brand's reach will include engineering experts who may want to come work for the company.

b)

The engineering department stays motivated to design new ideas which will improve the brand.

c)

The company culture improves which motivates employees to promote the company brand.

d)

The company will be seen as an expert on the topic which will increase brand reach.

14.

Company A wants to study social media data from the last three years. They are looking for patterns that will guide their plans for social media campaigns next year. What is this process called?

a)

Data cleansing and transformation

b)

Social media mining

c)

Social media crawling

d)

Social media aggregation

15.

Julian calls an urgent meeting for the social media strategy team and your risk governance team. He informs them that a real-life crisis has been discovered by the moderator. What is the next step to managing the crisis?

a)

Elevating

b)

Distinguishing

c)

Response

d)

Recovery

16.

A pond management business wants to develop a persona for a social media campaign. What type of person does the persona need to reflect?

a)

Someone who needs the product, able to afford the product, and interested in receiving information.

b)

A previous customer who shares your posts and responds with positive comments.

c)

Viewed as a brand ambassador and who consistently interacts with you on social media.

d)

Someone who is interested in the product, wants to share the product with others, and can afford the product.

17.

A gardening shop uses social media to post small blogs and market different specials. They noticed in the last year that they have not gained many new followers. What can they do to increase their reach?

a)

Develop a paid social media strategy to use alongside their organic social media strategy.

b)

Change the nature of the posts by reducing the amount of text and use more images.

c)

Hire a videographer to create small documentaries on local plant species and donate them to schools.

d)

Stop using social media marketing and use the landing page of their website to market sales.

18.

The owner of a local lawn care service company has subscriptions to a few social media groups. Those groups often post short articles and tips on how to maintain your yard. The owner shares these on her own business's social media page. She then spends money on social media features to boost the messages to reach more people. What kind of social media communication is this?

a)

Shared communication

b)

Owned communication

c)

Earned communication

d)

Paid communication

19.

Which of the following is a weakness that a company might have?

a)

Unauthorized use of trademarks

b)

Securities violations

c)

System vulnerabilities

d)

Electronic discoveries

20.

Birta provides her team with the return on investment (ROI) for each social media campaign. Which equation is she using to find the social media ROI?

a)

Social media ROI = (Costs - Return)/Return

b)

Social media ROI = (Costs - Return)/Costs

c)

Social media ROI = (Return + Costs)/Costs

d)

Social media ROI = (Return - Costs)/Costs

21.

Leo is reviewing the results from a survey posted on social media. The goal is to classify respondents as primary, secondary or tertiary. Then the probability of each group purchasing company products will be determined. What stage of the social media strategy plan cycle is Leo in?

a)

Identify target audience

b)

Listen and analyze

c)

Monitor and Adjust

d)

Set goals

22.

A fitness center sponsors an annual 5K run to promote their personal trainers. They regularly post brief success stories of clients on their social media sites. These stories are frequently liked, shared and commented on by followers and other clients. What is this kind of activity called?

a)

Engagement

b)

Exposure

c)

Impression

d)

Amplification

23.

The social media team wants to increase how many influencers they use on social media by 10%. They are developing an outreach campaign to achieve this goal. Which of the following would be an effective strategy to use?

a)

Send a letter to every name that is in the company's customer database.

b)

Use a landing page link that lists perks for company influencers along with a sign-up link.

c)

Use text messaging along with phone calls to create interest in being an influencer.

d)

Implement an employee campaign that rewards those who submit ten or more good names.

24.

Juho spends an entire day setting up metrics and deciding how much each conversion is worth to the business. The team asks him to track conversion for each source of traffic. Which tool will he use?

a)

Buffer

b)

Web analytics

c)

AgoraPulse

d)

Google AdSense

25.

Amy is the marketing director for a store that sells fishing gear and clothing. She is ready to start the annual SWOT analysis of the store's social media plan. Which of the following should she do before starting the analysis?

a)

A social media audit and target audience identification

b)

Analysis of current user demographic segmentation

c)

Social media strategy and personas for each target audience

d)

A list of social media goals and accounts for social media platforms

26.

The park rangers use social media to share information with the public. They post wildlife videos and images of nature such as a geyser or waterfall. Which metric would show if this information is wanted or needed?

a)

Number of sales. The revenue generated by the park store will increase by 2 percent every year.

b)

Number of followers. The number of followers will continually increase by at least 2 percent every quarter.

c)

Number of survivors. The number of visitors to the national parks will decrease by 2 percent every year.

d)

Number of click throughs. The number of click throughs to the park's website will decrease by 2 percent in a quarter.

27.

What would a kilobyte of data in a social media post look like?

a)

Over 900 hundred million pages of text or 4.5 million books

b)

Approximately 2-3 paragraphs of text

c)

Approximately 873 pages of text or 4 books that are 200 pages long

d)

Almost 900,000 pages of text and 4,500 books

28.

Mario is starting a food vendor truck business. He plans to use mobile social media to market his promotions. How will this be more helpful than using traditional social media marketing?

a)

He has more platform choices to choose from when using social media marketing.

b)

He can reduce his marketing budget because of the lower cost to market on mobile social.

c)

He can provide his audience with data such as a GPS location for his truck along with directions.

d)

He will be able to offer content that his audience can print and post for quick access.

29.

Rosa is a social media director for Company A. She is in the final stages of preparation for her presentation next week. She will receive questions from the audience after the last slide. Which of the following is the best strategy for motivating the audience if they are shy about asking questions?

a)

Pressure the audience into asking a question by randomly calling on a few people.

b)

Offer stickers to the first ten people who ask a question or share a comment.

c)

Prepare a few questions to ask the audience to get the conversation started.

d)

Tell jokes to relax the audience and provide a moment for them to think of a question.

30.

What must Ava do first to set up a business page?

a)

Pay the registration fee.

b)

Register your company with Facebook.

c)

Create a personal profile.

d)

Develop a persona for your business.

31.

Mario is drafting the budget for next year's social media campaigns. The team will be using pay-per-click (PPC) advertising on 50% of their campaigns. Which method will provide him with a fixed rate to calculate the PPC?

a)

Flat-rate PPC

b)

Bid-based PPC

c)

Cost per click

d)

Click through rate

32.

Sean's coworker asks him which of the four Vs make it hard to extract and compare data. How should Sean respond to this?

a)

Veracity

b)

Velocity

c)

Variety

d)

Volume

33.

A small publishing company wants to improve their brand recognition. They plan to use social media to build an online community with people who like to read. Which strategy would help them build this community?

a)

Encourage schools using social media campaigns to take field trips to public libraries.

b)

Promote special events at local bookstores where visitors receive a QR code to the company’s website.

c)

Post a survey every month to gather information about what current readers are interested in.

d)

Promote social media book groups where readers can comment on a book the group is reading.

34.

Zofia has been asked to find two platforms that include interactive chats and sharing features. What type of platform is she looking for?

a)

Podcast

b)

Visme

c)

Live streaming

d)

On-demand webcast

35.

During the planning stage of a social media campaign, the team answers the question, "why are we doing this campaign?" By doing this, what is the team trying to pinpoint?

a)

Tactics

b)

Mission

c)

Goals

d)

Audience

36.

Next week is the Welcome Night event for all incoming freshman and their parents. Bob is responsible for creating the presentation. He knows that there will be many questions and wants the audience to feel like they are being listened to throughout the event. How can Bob create an interactive tone to the presentation?

a)

Organize school counselors to gather questions and write them on large white boards around the room.

b)

Post a link to a follow up survey on the last slide of the presentation and promise to respond within a week.

c)

Provide a QR code to a linked chat room where parents can create an account easily and submit a question.

d)

Break the audience up into small groups halfway through the presentation for 30 minutes to gather questions.

37.

Lynn is an expert at the BMX sport. She has won several competitions and has spoken at a few events. She begins writing social media blogs using hashtags with big bicycle brand names. How is this an advantage to the biking companies that she mentions?

a)

They can call her and invite her to record a documentary video that highlights her biking journey.

b)

They can sue her for a large amount of money for using their brand name in a hashtag.

c)

They can invite her to be an influencer which will expand their network of followers.

d)

They can legitimately put her name on any advertisement that they do for competitive events.

38.

There have been several car thefts at a local large grocery store. The police post details about the thefts on social media and ask citizens to report any suspicious behavior. Many responded with information that led to the arrest of many people. What is this behavior called?

a)

Crowdrising

b)

Crowdshaping

c)

Crowdsourcing

d)

Crowdfunding

39.

Lisa is a social media strategist for Company A. For the last six months, she has been working on building an online community. The first three phases have been completed. In the last phase the community has reshared company announcements and contributed to product ideas. To wrap up the phase, Lisa will launch a survey to get product feedback. Which of the following is the name of the last phase?

a)

Grow the community.

b)

Motivate your community.

c)

Leverage the community.

d)

Establish the community foundation.

40.

Molly is the writer for the social media team. She often takes long content and organizes them into several small posts. These posts are then scheduled for release on social media sites. What is this strategy called?

a)

Serialized content

b)

Rule of thirds

c)

The 80/20 rule

d)

Platform-specific content

41.

Clara just returned from a conference. She learned how important it is to use multiple methods in social media campaigns to reach the target audience. Which of the following is a strategy that applies what she learned?

a)

Use organic content to reach your target audiences on social media platforms.

b)

Use paid social media advertising to increase engagement with the target audience.

c)

Use metrics to measure the success of paid social media advertising.

d)

Use paid and organic approaches to reach and engage the targeted audience.

42.

The leadership team of a boat manufacturer is angry with the social media team. In the last 24 hours a negative comment, containing a video of one of their boats, went viral on social media. The team wasn't aware of the issue until the president sent an email to the manager. What weakness allowed the threat of an angry customer to go unchecked on social media for too long?

a)

The team manager turns his smartphone alerts to silent once they are at home.

b)

The company's social media accounts allow followers to comment and reshare posts.

c)

The software doesn't send alert messages to account holders when a reshare tops 200.

d)

There was not a designated moderator monitoring the company's brand on social media 24/7.

43.

Josh has been asked to brief the leadership team on the results of this year's social media campaigns. What type of report should he create?

a)

Executive

b)

Team

c)

Community

d)

Campaign

44.

Noah is the director of social media marketing for a small medical research non-profit organization. Noah is posting weekly on social media. He highlights one of the researchers and provides a link to the organization's website. The leadership team often shares the posts on their social media accounts. This has caused a few posts to have a far reach. What is the name for the leadership's support?

a)

Return on investment (ROI)

b)

Company culture

c)

Social media strategy

d)

Executive buy-in

45.

A retail store is looking for ways to expand its online sales. They want to know how many in-person store customers are also online shoppers that would join a membership program. What kind of big data strategy are they following?

a)

Decision science

b)

Performance management

c)

Data exploration

d)

Social analytics

46.

A popular appliance company is going to launch a social media campaign to renew interest in its brand. A few classic appliances will be available in retro color as a limited edition. They want to hold a contest first, however, to see who can guess which appliances will be chosen. Which of the following would be the best call to action?

a)

Post a link to a retro designed form and offer 75% off a classic appliance to the first 100 people that respond.

b)

Post a series of videos that show how the classic appliances appeared in the earliest advertisement.

c)

Post a link to a webpage that contains the history of the company and a timeline for these classic appliances.

d)

Post a link to a form that opens in a new browser tab and prompts until correct information is provided.

47.

Leo has finished cleaning the big data set sent to him last week. Which of the following tasks is he likely to perform next?

a)

Aggregation

b)

Visualization

c)

Scrubbing

d)

Archiving

48.

Kara enjoys creating and cooking new recipes for her family. She recently created a cookbook and is looking for ways to promote it on social media sites. She has discovered a network of people who also like cooking. They will post an honest review of her recipes if she gives them a free copy of her cookbook. What are these people called?

a)

Ghost writers

b)

Marketers

c)

Influencers

d)

Content providers

49.

A local florist shop is thinking about using social media to attract new customers. As they analyze the idea, what should they be concerned about?

a)

Denial of service attacks

b)

Breach of confidentiality

c)

Interference with system operation

d)

Possible disclosure of private information

50.

Carly is a watercolor painter. She often sells paintings in person to customers. She wants to use influencers on social media to improve her brand awareness. What method can she use to locate potential influencers?

a)

Ask local galleries to provide contact information on some of their biggest customers.

b)

Locate content creators through hash tag searches and examine their network and influence.

c)

Attend a national art gala and create connections with possible influencers during the social hour.

d)

Participate in an art and craft show and give customers a QR code that links to a survey.

51.

Janis is the marketing director of a new surfboard store. They are planning to use Twitter and Instagram for a social media campaign. The goal is to extend their audience reach and gain new customers. Which metric will help Janis understand how successful this campaign was?

a)

Revenue totals. If revenue increases by 10% during the campaign, the campaign will be a success.

b)

Number of likes. If the posts receive 200 likes, the campaign will be a success.

c)

Number of customers. If the number of customers grows by 3%, the campaign will be a success.

d)

Number of click throughs. If the number of click throughs exceeds 10%, the campaign will be a success.

52.

Marie is creating a social media governance council to tap into when there is a social media crisis that may affect one or all departments in the company. Who should she invite to be a member of the council?

a)

All senior leadership team members of the company.

b)

All members of the social media team, plus the leader of their business unit.

c)

A manager from the information technologies team and the communications team.

d)

A leadership member from every business unit of the company.

53.

Sue is explaining to a new summer intern how they collect data through social media. She mentions the use of cookies and the intern is confused. How can Sue explain what the term cookies means in technology?

a)

Small amounts of coding on a web page or in an email message that help the business see how you interact with that content

b)

Small data files stored on your hard drive or in device memory that store information about your use of the site or app

c)

Word, phrase, sound, or image that a company uses to distinguish itself or one of its products from the competition

d)

Publication of a false statement that causes a person or company to be harmed in some way

54.

Sally is coaching her team on how to write catchy headlines for social media posts. Why is this important?

a)

Headlines are an essential part of any mashup content that a follower creates.

b)

Optimizing social media posts is an important strategy for capturing the audience's attention.

c)

Catchy headlines are a great method for focusing on a specific audience.

d)

Social media platforms may start requiring headlines, so it is important that the team is prepared.

55.

Oliver owns a fishing business and wants to extend his reach with his marketing to increase sales. In the past, he used direct mail and flyers to promote his business. Two months ago, Oliver began using social media marketing. His sales are 10% higher than this time last year. What other benefit will Oliver enjoy besides extending his reach with this change?

a)

A centralized structure that makes content easy to organize and produce because it is under tight control.

b)

Better content quality that has a consistent tone and style because of the ease of including images and video.

c)

The ability to be flexible with scheduling customers because of the increased volume of sales.

d)

A reduced budget because social media marketing is less expensive than traditional marketing.