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Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 33mins

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1.

Read the following statements and determine which principle from a recognized framework on two-way digital dialogue each one represents:

1) The institution promptly replies to live chat queries in real time.

2) The bank openly shares its data protection policies.

3) Representatives encourage real customers to voice criticisms without restrictive moderation.

a)

(1) Commitment, (2) Empathy, (3) Risk

b)

(1) Propinquity, (2) Transparency, (3) Risk

c)

(1) Propinquity, (2) Risk, (3) Commitment

2.

IKEA invests heavily in behind-the-scenes content, Q&A sessions, and open feedback channels across its social platforms, hoping to connect more authentically with customers. Which concept from the theory that stresses cultivating positive ties with all relevant groups is IKEA illustrating by sustaining genuine conversations and actively listening?

a)

A data-driven system focused solely on analytics-based targeting

b)

A  method emphasizing meaningful rapport beyond mere transactions

3.

Match each marketing focus to the correct ‘R’ in the 3 “R”s of Influence:

1) Targeting millions across diverse regions.

2) Aligning product with nutritional preferences.

3) Gauging long-term loyalty shifts post-campaign

a)

(1) Resonance, (2) Relevance, (3) Reach

b)

(1) Relevance, (2) Resonance, (3) Reach

c)

(1) Reach, (2) Relevance, (3) Resonance

4.

Tesla leverages Twitter for Q&A sessions where followers ask about vehicle features. Company engineers occasionally disclose pre-launch insights, inviting candid reactions, even if it could spark negative publicity. Which principle from Kent & Taylor’s model focuses on accepting possible criticism and allowing open discourse as part of genuine engagement?

a)

Transparency

b)

Resilience

c)

Risk

5.

A video game studio adopts VR demos at conventions, seeking to accelerate early adoption by highlighting innovative gameplay and ease of use. According to Diffusion of Innovation, demonstrating the product’s quick learning curve and “wow” factor helps in boosting its ________.

a)

Rate of adoption among initial consumers

b)

Resistance to mainstream popularity

6.

Using Gamification theory, the AR component in Pokemon GO primarily leverages points, levels, and discovery mechanics to encourage ________ across diverse geographic locations.

a)

Sustained user engagement and repeated real-world interactions

b)

Minimal brand recall through passive, one-time involvement

c)

Collectible-based retention without physical movement incentives

7.

Booking.com is looking to improve its social media presence to attract more property owners to list their accommodations. They decide to develop a comprehensive social media plan that aligns with their business objectives. Which initial step should Booking.com take to ensure an effective social media plan for attracting new property owners?

a)

Start posting random property listings on all social media platforms

b)

Hire local influencers to generate viral interest

c)

Identify and understand the target audience of potential property owners

8.

Adidas is analyzing the customer journey on their online platforms to optimize their digital sales funnel. In the digital sales funnel, the stage focused on turning engaged users into paying customers is known as the _____ stage.

a)

Awareness

b)

Conversion

c)

Consideration

9.

Expedia plans to use retargeting in its social media ad strategy to encourage previous website visitors to book a trip. What is the primary benefit of using retargeting ads in Expedia's social media campaigns?

a)

Reinforcing brand messaging to users who have already shown interest

b)

Reaching new audiences unfamiliar with the brand

c)

Increasing organic reach through unpaid posts

10.

A high-end coffee brand hosts multi-sensory “taste tours,” combining curated music, unique aromas, and interactive brewing stations. Attendees sample various blends and learn about the brand’s sourcing practices, driving both product awareness and emotional connections. According to Pine & Gilmore’s Experience Economy model, which dimension is the coffee brand most effectively targeting through this immersive, multi-sensory event?

a)

Escapist dimension, where consumers actively participate and immerse themselves

b)

Entertainment dimension, focusing solely on passive viewing

c)

Aesthetic dimension, offering purely visual design elements

11.

An apparel company arranges pop-up shops across major cities, each featuring interactive light shows, live music, and stylists to help visitors craft looks. Participants share their outfits on social platforms, where the brand curates and showcases them in real time. Which principle from experiential marketing is best illustrated by the brand’s real-time integration of customers’ content into the event?

a)

Encouraging co-creation by letting participants’ expressions shape the brand narrative

b)

Implementing standardized scripts for all interactions

c)

Concentrating exclusively on product technicalities without emotional resonance

12.

IKEA has upgraded its AR app to let customers position digital replicas of furniture in specific rooms. This enhancement relies on advanced visual recognition technology to gauge real-time room dimensions, offering a hyper-personalized user experience. This feature predominantly increases ________ by providing highly customized previews that reduce purchasing uncertainty.

a)

Functional Value, given the utilitarian benefit of precise virtual placement

b)

Aesthetic Value, derived solely from product color swatches

c)

Social Value, focusing purely on the customer’s peer group dynamics

13.

Match each Key AI Technology with its principal marketing application:

a)

1C, 2A, 3B

b)

1C, 2B, 3A

c)

1B, 2C, 3A

14.

Which key concept is primarily responsible for analyzing past and current data to forecast future customer actions, such as churn or lead conversion?

a)

Predictive Analytics

b)

Basic Keyword Matching

15.

A tech blog experiences a sudden spike in bounce rate after introducing pop-up ads on its homepage. Session duration also drops. What is the most plausible cause behind these shifting engagement metrics?

a)

The pop-up is likely disrupting the initial user experience, prompting visitors to leave rather than explore additional pages

b)

The pop-up encourages visitors to read multiple articles, naturally reducing bounce rate and session duration

16.

When discussing Dynamic Pricing, why must marketers balance AI-based price changes with customer perceptions?

a)

Consumers do not prefer static prices instead of prices that respond to real-time conditions

b)

Overuse of demand-based fluctuations can cause backlash or feelings of unfairness

c)

Dynamic Pricing never relies on factors like competition or user profiles

17.

An AI-powered B2B software firm monitors lead scoring across the funnel. Marketing notices many MQLs (marketing-qualified leads) never advance to SQL (sales-qualified leads). Sales claims the leads lack the authority to purchase. What primary adjustment can the marketing team make based on these funnel insights?

a)

Refine lead-scoring criteria to emphasize job seniority, budget authority, or company size

b)

Increase the frequency of promotional emails to the MQLs, irrespective of their role or authority

c)

Assign manual lead review to the marketing team after they’ve already been sent to sales

18.

A home furnishings retailer designs a multi-step process to leverage AI for segmentation and personalized promotions:

1) Segment customers into clusters based on browsing patterns and purchase history.

2) Assign unique “style personas” to each segment (e.g., minimalist, traditional) for targeted product suggestions.

3) Track engagement metrics (open rates, click-throughs) to refine and potentially split or merge existing segments.

a)

1 → 2 → 3

b)

2, 3, 1

c)

1, 2, 3

19.

Place these steps in the logical sequence for determining monthly retention via an email campaign. Consider how an email marketing funnel might track retention metrics for a subscription box service:

1. Identify monthly subscribers at the start of the period.

2. Send personalized re-engagement or upsell emails to detect brand loyalty.

3. Measure how many existing subscribers remain active by period’s end.

4. Calculate churn or retention rate from that data set.

a)

1, 2, 3, 4

b)

2, 3, 4, 1

c)

2, 4, 1, 3

20.

Order the following workflow

1. Engaging in real-time bidding for each relevant user impression.

2. Generating multiple ad variants tailored by the dynamic creative engine.

3. Adjusting bids and creative in response to performance data.

4. Gathering user-level insights (previous product views, cart status).

a)

4, 2, 1, 3

b)

2, 4, 1, 3

c)

1, 2, 3, 4

21.

In a multi-touch journey, a high assisted conversion count for Pinterest ads implies ________.

a)

That Pinterest rarely introduces first-time visitors, focusing entirely on last-click conversions

b)

The channel often impacts potential buyers early in the funnel, even if a different channel later secures the final sale

c)

Zero synergy with other marketing activities, meaning no effect on overall conversion rates

22.

Match the options

a)

1C, 2A, 3B

b)

1B, 2C, 3A

23.

An online retail website suddenly becomes inaccessible when it is overwhelmed by a flood of requests generated by a coordinated attack. This prevents legitimate users from accessing the service. Which vulnerability does this scenario best illustrate?

a)

SQL Injection Attack

b)

Denial of Service (DoS)/Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attack

c)

Cross‑Site Scripting (XSS) Attack

24.

A media platform sets up a protocol to prevent discriminatory AI outcomes in its ad placement engine. Which sequence represents a robust, iterative oversight process?

1. Collect user feedback and investigate possible discrimination reports.

2. Regularly review training data for unbalanced samples or skewed representations.

3. Establish an AI ethics committee with authority over campaign audits.

4. Implement corrective measures (e.g., rebalancing datasets, rewriting guidelines).

a)

3, 2, 1, 4

b)

3, 1, 2, 4

c)

3, 4, 2, 1

25.

A customer using a mobile shopping app on an unsecured public Wi‑Fi network at a café has their credit card details intercepted because the app does not enforce strong encryption or certificate pinning. Which vulnerability is being exploited in this scenario?

a)

SQL Injection

b)

Man‑in‑the‑Middle (MitM) Attack

c)

Session Replay Exploit

26.

A fashion e-commerce site has a healthy first-purchase conversion rate but struggles with low repeat purchase rates. What best accounts for this discrepancy?

a)

The brand’s first-time buyers always upgrade to premium segments, rendering repeat purchases irrelevant

b)

Customers’ initial interest might be high, but insufficient follow-up or loyalty incentives fail to draw them back

c)

Extensive cart abandonment suggests customers never truly complete their initial transactions

27.

Arrange these integration methods in order of increasing developer control over the payment interface (from least to most control):

a)

Hosted Payment Pages, SDKs, APIs, Custom‑Built Payment Systems

b)

Hosted Payment Pages, APIs, SDKs, Custom‑Built Payment Systems

c)

Hosted Payment Pages, APIs, Custom‑Built Payment Systems, SDKs

28.

Which matches each metric with its correct definition?

a)

1A, 2B, 3C

b)

1C, 2B, 3A

29.

Which pairing correctly matches the security technique with its primary application?

a)

Encryption – Secures data in transit; Tokenization – Protects data at rest

b)

Encryption – Replaces sensitive data with nonsensitive placeholder; Tokenization – Uses cryptographic keys for decryption.

c)

Encryption – Protects stored data; Tokenization – Secures data during transmission

30.

In a multi-touch journey, a high assisted conversion count for Pinterest ads implies ________

a)

That Pinterest rarely introduces first-time visitors, focusing entirely on last-click conversions

b)

Purchase is verified by a third-party processor and the session is saved for future brows

c)

The channel often impacts potential buyers early in the funnel, even if a different channel later secures the final sale

31.

When a customer enters credit card information on an e‑commerce app, the browser displays a padlock icon in the address bar. This icon indicates that the data is being secured before transmission. What does the padlock icon in the browser signify regarding data security?

a)

The data is being transmitted over an encrypted SSL/TLS connection.

b)

The data is being tokenized immediately upon entry.

c)

The data is being decompressed to improve transmission optimization

32.

A forward-looking measure estimating the total net profit a brand might earn from an individual customer over time, factoring in margins, retention/churn rates, and discount rates. It underpins decisions on how much to spend on acquiring or retaining that customer. Which term does this refer to?

a)

Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

b)

Lead Scoring

33.

Headspace, a popular meditation and mindfulness app, offers limited free content while charging users a recurring monthly or yearly fee to access its full library of guided meditations, courses, and premium features. Which monetization strategy does Headspace primarily use?

a)

Subscriptions

b)

Freemium with Unlimited Use

c)

Crowdsourced micro-payments

34.

A ratio describing how much revenue is generated for each advertising dollar spent on a specific campaign. A result of 5, for instance, means $5 of revenue for every $1 invested in ads. Which metric is defined here?

a)

Return on Ad Spend (ROAS)

b)

Paid Per Download

c)

Cost Per Lead (CPL)

35.

A development team is assessing the dependency of various application types on continuous internet connectivity. They want to arrange the following application types in order of increasing dependency (from least to most dependent).

a)

Native Applications, Hybrid Applications, Web Applications, Cloud Applications

b)

Native Applications, Web Applications, Hybrid Applications, Cloud Applications

c)

Hybrid Applications, Native Applications, Web Applications, Cloud Applications

36.

A startup is evaluating its mobile app development strategy based on development cost and complexity. They note that using a single codebase across platforms typically reduces cost, whereas building separate, optimized versions for each platform increases complexity and expense. Arrange them in order of increasing development cost and complexity (from lowest to highest)

a)

Web Applications, Hybrid Applications, Native Applicatio

b)

Native Applications, Hybrid Applications, Web Applications

c)

Hybrid Applications, Native Applications, Web Applications

37.

Mobile phones leverage ______ technologies like Bluetooth to send users hyper‑localized messages. For example, a store can use it to deliver promotional messages or discounts to nearby customers, enabling location‑based marketing that bridges physical and digital interactions

a)

Close‑range transmission

b)

Beacon-based QR detection

c)

Live streaming

38.

Which of the following pairings correctly matches a mobile marketing definition with its practical application?

a)

Shankar & Balasubramanian (2009) – emphasize two‑way/multi‑way interactive communication

b)

Dushinski & Marriott (2019) – geofencing strategies rooted in IP-based triggers

c)

Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) – using one‑way SMS blasts for mass promotions

39.

This measure reflects the total times an advertisement or piece of content is displayed or served. It counts every exposure, regardless of whether a unique individual is viewing it or whether the user interacts. Which concept is being described?

a)

Pages per Session

b)

Impressions

c)

Reach

40.

The traditional steps marketers follow include: first, users develop ____ of the brand; then, their ____ is sparked through interactions with the brand; as they explore the product catalog, a ____ to purchase emerges, and finally, the purchase (____) is made.

a)

awareness, interest, desire, action

b)

awareness, desire, interest, action

c)

desire, awareness, interest, action

41.

Uber employs geofencing techniques to target potential riders within a specific radius and sends them timely promotional notifications. By implementing geofencing to target nearby consumers, Uber exemplifies the use of ______ mobile marketing strategies. (2.5 points)

a)

location‑based

b)

NFC software tools

c)

broad‑spectrum

42.

An online travel site achieves an above-average conversion rate but still faces high cart abandonment at the payment step. Internal surveys suggest confusion over hidden fees and final costs. Which hypothesis most logically explains the strong initial conversion rate yet elevated last-step drop-offs?

a)

Unexpected or ambiguous costs at checkout drive prospective purchasers away

b)

Customers who enter payment details typically do not mind extra fees, making cart abandonment unrelated to hidden costs

c)

Hidden fees generally increase top-funnel metrics like click-through rate, causing lower overall traffic

43.

A digital wallet app incorporates a feature that lets customers make secure, contactless payments by simply tapping their smartphone at a payment terminal. Which of the following matches a mobile technology's practical application in this scenario?

a)

Live Streaming – enabling real‑time purchase confirmations

b)

NFC – enabling short‑range transactions and digital wallet integration

c)

Motion Sensors – facilitating secure payments through device movement

44.

A retail startup launches a display ad campaign to boost brand awareness. While impressions are high, early data shows few unique users. Which factor best explains why relying solely on impressions may lead the team to overestimate actual reach?

a)

Multiple exposures to the same viewers inflate the total ad views, masking how many distinct people saw the ad

b)

High total clicks on the ads suggest strong engagement, so the retail startup likely has a wide audience

c)

Audience duplication as a remarketing strategy and overreporting due to pixel-loading fraud

45.

The ______ tracks a phone’s movement and tilt while the gyroscope detects orientation. These sensors enable interactions like switching between portrait and landscape modes or controlling virtual objects. Mobile games use these sensors to simulate real‑world physics, enhancing users' immersive experiences.

a)

Accelerometer

b)

Microphone

c)

Bluetooth

46.

What’s the logical progression of these steps?

1. Input raw usage data (dropped call incidents, average data consumption) into a predictive model.

2. Label subscribers as “safe,” “at risk,” or “critical” based on churn probability.

3. Implement tailored outreach (e.g., loyalty perks or problem resolution).

4. Re-evaluate outcomes and feed updated data back to the model for recalibration.

a)

1, 2, 3, 4

b)

4, 3, 1, 2

c)

4, 3, 2, 1

47.

A development team chooses to build an app using platform‑specific languages (e.g., Objective‑C for iOS and Java for Android) so that each version is optimized for its operating system despite needing separate codebases. Which type of application development approach is being described here? (2.5 points)

a)

Native Applications

b)

Cloud-agnostic mobile frameworks

c)

Web Applications

48.

When deploying dynamic creative optimization (DCO), advanced algorithms can reconfigure ad elements on the fly, leveraging data such as ________ to improve engagement.

a)

User demographics, contextual signals, and past click behaviors to tailor visuals and messaging

b)

Relevant offline metrics like in-person visits to physical stores located in a certain geographical area

c)

Random lottery outcomes that decide which ad variant should appear

49.

A company wants to ensure that updates to its app can be deployed instantly without waiting for an app store approval process, thus reducing maintenance complexity and development costs. Which pairing correctly matches the application type with its update and maintenance characteristics

a)

Web Applications – Updates are made directly on the server, allowing for immediate changes without app store approval

b)

Hybrid Applications – Updates are fully managed on cloud servers with no need for app store involvement

c)

Native Applications – Updates are made directly on the server, allowing for immediate changes without app store approval

50.

How does AI-driven micro-segmentation enhance marketing strategies beyond traditional demographic-based approaches?

a)

By identifying nuanced behavioral clusters in real time, enabling more context-specific campaigns

b)

Simplifies campaign testing by removing granularity and prioritizes purchase history over engagement signals

c)

By replacing consumer data with broad market assumptions, simplifying customer acquisition

51.

Walmart employs VR simulations to train its employees in handling high-traffic holiday sales scenarios, aiming to improve readiness and confidence. Walmart’s VR modules primarily seek to boost ________ by demonstrating tangible on-the-job benefits.

a)

Perceived Usefulness, given the training’s direct, practical value

b)

Perceived Novelty, about the excitement of getting new technology to support internal processes

c)

Perceived Transcendence which implies motivation cycles linked to augmented reality triggers

52.

Why does Computer Vision significantly enhance brand monitoring on social media?

a)

It detects objects, or brand mentions providing real-time insights into brand exposure

b)

It only applies to audio-based platforms that combine image and audio altogether

c)

It strictly filters out visual data, focusing on textual hashtags

53.

A development team is evaluating which application type will provide the highest visibility and discoverability through traditional app store channels. Arrange these application types in order of decreasing visibility/discovery via app stores (from highest to lowest):

1. Native Applications

2. Hybrid Applications

3. Cloud Applications

a)

1, 2, 3

b)

3, 2, 1

c)

2, 1, 3

54.

A mobile app is designed to enhance daily life by offering services such as meal delivery, fitness tracking, travel planning, and dating. Its features aim to solve everyday problems and add convenience to the user’s lifestyle. Which category does this mobile app belong to?

a)

Lifestyle Apps

b)

Utility-first Applications

c)

Entertainment Apps

55.

Consider these steps that illustrate how AI’s core definition applies to marketing:

1) Systems gather large-scale consumer data.

2) Systems use insights to tailor promotions or recommendations.

3) Systems learn from outcomes, refining future decisions.

In what logical sequence do these steps typically occur under AI-driven marketing?

a)

1 → 3 → 2

b)

3 → 2 → 1

56.

Social Media Apps are designed to facilitate ______ among users, enabling them to share experiences, connect with others, and build communities based on common interests.

a)

networking and content sharing

b)

quick, problem‑solving interactions

c)

task management and organization

57.

A travel app partners with tourism boards, hotels, and local attractions. These external organizations partner with the app in exchange for branded content and prominent promotional placements within the app. This model demonstrates which monetization strategy?

a)

Crowdsourced in-app merchandising

b)

Subscriptions

c)

Sponsors

58.

Booking.com is looking to improve its social media presence to attract more property owners to list their accommodations. They decide to develop a comprehensive social media plan that aligns with their business objectives. Which initial step should Booking.com take to ensure an effective social media plan for attracting new property owners?

a)

Identify and understand the target audience of potential property owners

b)

Build SEO via unrelated audience push in order to create property bundles

c)

Start posting random property listings on all social media platforms

59.

Spotify is preparing to launch a new social media ad campaign to increase premium subscriptions. Arrange the following steps in the correct order for creating and optimizing a social media ad campaign:

1. Analyze campaign performance, 2. Set campaign objectives, 3. Define the target audience

a)

2, 3, 1

b)

1, 2, 3

c)

3, 1, 2

60.

An e-commerce platform integrates AR product demonstrations for complex electronics, such as 3D layouts of circuit boards. By offering an in-depth interactive view, the brand aims to reduce returns and heighten purchase confidence among tech-savvy consumers. Which key principle of consumer information processing does this AR application best fulfill?

a)

Elaboration, by allowing customers to engage deeply with detailed product visuals

b)

Overload Prevention, by bombarding viewers with extensive technical jargon

c)

Cognitive Load Theory, by reducing attention fatigue and improving brand style perception

61.

A mobile developer integrates a payment solution provided by Stripe that comes as a pre‑packaged library, including ready‑to‑use payment forms and dialogs. This integration handles sensitive tasks such as encryption and tokenization, reducing the need to build complex payment functionalities from scratch. Which integration method is being used in this scenario?

a)

SDKs (Software Development Kits)

b)

APIs (Application Programming Interfaces)

c)

Integrated token gateway endpoints

62.

A fashion retailer deploys AR mirrors in select stores. Customers can “try on” different outfits virtually while receiving real-time style suggestions. Below are three distinct marketing outcomes related to the AR feature and possible theoretical underpinnings. Match each outcome with its most relevant concept:

1) Heightened brand loyalty due to unique in-store experiences.

2) Increase in purchase intent after immediate outfit visualizations.

3) Amplified social sharing and buzz on digital platforms

a)

(1) Brand Recall, (2) Haptic Simulation, (3) Network Spillover

b)

(1) Experiential Marketing, (2) Lower Perceived Risk, (3) e-WOM Amplification

c)

(1) Direct Marketing, (2) Diffusion of Innovations, (3) Loss Aversion

63.

IKEA’s VR showroom application allows customers to visualize how furniture might fit into their living spaces. Below are three VR marketing objectives and corresponding concepts. Match each objective to its relevant theoretical principle.

1) Reducing uncertainty in product fit or aesthetic.

2) Offering an interactive, immersive environment for exploration.

3) Encouraging a sense of confidence that leads to purchase decisions

a)

(1) Trialability from Diffusion of Innovation, (2) Immersion principle, (3) Enhanced Perceived Usefulness

b)

(1) Reduced Perceived Complexity, (2) Technology Acceptance Model, (3) Immersion principle

c)

(1) Trialability from Diffusion of Innovation, (2) Immersion principle, (3) Observability from Diffusion of Innovation

64.

Zoom aims to promote its new webinar feature by applying a three-part method that considers audience size, content alignment, and potential impact. Place these steps in the correct order to mirror that strategic framework:

1) Verify if the broadcast sparks substantial engagement or long-term effects.

2) Examine how extensive the invitation list can become through collaborations.

3) Investigate the degree to which the topic appeals to likely attendees.

a)

2 → 3 → 1

b)

3 → 1 → 2

c)

1 → 2 → 3

65.

Netflix hosts monthly watch parties where customers collectively stream new releases, chat in real time with Netflix reps, and receive immediate responses to technical or storyline-related questions. According to Kent & Taylor’s dialogic communication concept that highlights timely engagement and proximity with stakeholders, Netflix is demonstrating ________.

a)

Propinquity

b)

Commitment

c)

Transparency