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What is the primary function of contextual targeting in display advertising?

  • To increase user engagement regardless of content.
  • To show ads that relate directly to the content being viewed. (correct)
  • To target users based on their demographics.
  • To track the geographical location of users.

Which pricing model is based on the number of impressions seen by users?

  • CPM (correct)
  • CPC
  • CPL
  • CPA

How is the click-through rate (CTR) calculated?

  • No of Impressions / No of Clicks * 100%
  • No of Ad Views / No of Clicks * 100%
  • No of Clicks / No of Impressions * 100% (correct)
  • No of Clicks / Total Ad Spend * 100%

Which of the following is an example of user-based targeting?

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Which characteristic is NOT typically considered when defining a target market for display advertising?

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What is the primary role of keywords in search engine optimization?

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Which keyword research tool is specifically mentioned for analyzing search volume?

<p>Keyword Planner in Google Ads (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an essential factor to consider when selecting keywords for a brand?

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Which of the following does NOT contribute to Google's ranking factors?

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In keyword research, how can brands accommodate for seasonal trends?

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Which metric indicates how difficult it will be for a brand to rank for specific keywords?

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Which practice improves user experience on a website?

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What type of content is prioritized by search engines to enhance brand authority?

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Which of the following accurately defines Cost-Per-Click (CPC)?

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What is the primary purpose of Ad Rank in search engine advertising?

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Which targeting option is characterized by aligning ad content with the specific content of a webpage?

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What does the term 'Sponsored Results' refer to in search advertising?

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Which of the following describes Search Engine Marketing (SEM)?

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In display advertising, which option refers to targeting specific online sites based on a brand's status?

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What role do cookies play in online advertising?

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Which method of display media buying involves using large advertising agencies?

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What does reach primarily measure in media content?

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Which of the following is NOT a factor influencing the price an influencer charges?

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What is one of the benefits of using a hybrid pricing model for influencer marketing?

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What is the Cost Revenue Ratio (CRR) primarily used for?

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Which of the following best describes impressions in the context of influencer marketing?

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What key factor could lead to a higher payment for influencers?

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Which statement about the influencer's ability to run a direct-to-consumer (DTC) business is accurate?

<p>It is vital for enhancing brand credibility. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What common misconception might people have regarding the size of an influencer’s audience?

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What is the primary goal of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)?

<p>To improve a website's visibility on search engine results pages (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which stage in the decision-making process follows post-purchase evaluation?

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Which element is essential in guiding consumers through their customer journey?

<p>Moving them through thoughts, emotions, and motives (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of SEO, what does the keyword represent?

<p>Words for brands to describe their offerings (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the ranking process in search engines?

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Which aspect is NOT included in the SMART criteria for SEO goals?

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What process does crawling facilitate in search engine optimization?

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Which type of search engine result aims to improve organic conversions?

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Which type of content appears in the 'People also ask' box?

<p>Suggested questions relevant to the query (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What would likely happen if a website does not follow Google's content structuring guidelines?

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In the six Ms model of marketing communications, what does strategic execution include?

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Which role does marketing communications play during the problem recognition stage of the purchase decision-making process?

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What marketing technique is most likely to generate earned media for a new energy drink brand?

<p>Giving away free samples of the product (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which marketing technique is most effective at the purchase decision stage for ASUS laptops?

<p>All of the answers are correct (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How would you define the concept of 'earned media' in marketing?

<p>Exposure gained through word-of-mouth and organic mentions (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the typical average Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) mentioned, and how does it apply to campaign effectiveness?

<p>$100, suggesting an average effectiveness across channels (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of marketing communications, what is the most important outcome of the problem recognition stage?

<p>Creating desire and awareness among consumers (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best explains the relationship between marketing communications and purchase decisions?

<p>Effective marketing communications can steer consumers into considering a purchase (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Hierarchy of Effects Model

A marketing strategy that focuses on moving customers through the stages of the purchase process by appealing to their thoughts, feelings, or actions.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

The process of optimizing a website's content, structure, and technical elements to improve its visibility on search engine results pages (SERPs) for organic traffic.

SMART SEO Goal

A specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goal that helps track SEO progress.

Crawling

The process by which search engines discover new or updated content on the web.

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Indexing

The process of adding content to the search engine's database, where it can be retrieved and displayed in search results.

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Ranking

The process of determining and ordering the relevance of content to a given search query, and displaying it on the search results page.

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Keyword (SEO Context)

Words that a brand uses to describe their product offering on their website and other online platforms.

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Awareness

The initial stage where consumers are made aware of a product or service, sparking interest and prompting consideration.

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Information Search

Consumers actively seek information about a product, comparing features and benefits to make an informed choice.

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Purchase Decision

Consumers make the final decision and commit to purchasing a product or service.

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Display Advertising

A type of online advertising where ads are displayed on websites, apps, and social media platforms.

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Contextual Targeting

A targeting option that shows ads to users based on the content they are viewing.

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User-Based Targeting

A targeting option that shows ads to users based on their demographics, interests, and behaviors.

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CPC

A pricing model where advertisers pay for each click on their ad.

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CPM

A pricing model where advertisers pay for every thousand impressions of their ad.

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Search Query

Words that internet users type into search bars to find a product or service they are looking for.

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Keywords

Words that brands use to describe their products and search engines use to match website content with search queries.

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Keyword Research

The process of researching and selecting relevant keywords that target your audience's search intent.

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Keyword Tool

A tool that provides insights on keyword search volume, competition, and related keywords.

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Average Monthly Search Volume

The number of times a specific keyword is searched for in a month.

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Competition Level

The measure of how difficult it is to rank highly for a particular keyword.

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Link Building

The act of obtaining backlinks from other websites to your website.

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Brand Authority

Building trust and authority in your industry by consistently providing valuable and relevant content.

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Reach

The number of unique people who saw a piece of media content.

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Impressions

The total number of times that content appeared on users’ screens.

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Social Reach

The ability of a brand to connect with potential customers through social media.

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Engagement Rate

Measures how many people saw your content and interacted with it.

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Fixed Price per Post

A fixed amount paid for a single post or story on social media.

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Hybrid Pricing Model

A blend of a fixed price and a performance-based payment.

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Barter Deal

A trade where an influencer promotes a product in exchange for goods or services.

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Cost Revenue Ratio (CRR)

The ratio comparing the cost of influencer marketing to the revenue generated.

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Search Engine Marketing (SEM)

A broad category encompassing methods to boost a website's visibility in search engine results using paid advertising.

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Pay-Per-Click (PPC)

A payment model where advertisers pay a fee for each click on their ads.

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Sponsored Results

Ads displayed at the top or bottom of search results pages, clearly labeled as "sponsored" or "ads".

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Search Ads

Text-based ads displayed on search results pages based on relevant keywords.

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Ad Auction

The process used by search engines to decide which ads to show and in what order, taking into account factors like bid amount and ad quality.

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Cost-Per-Click (CPC)

The amount an advertiser pays for every click on their search ad.

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Ad Rank

A score used by search engines to decide where ads are placed, with factors like bid amount, ad quality, and relevance taken into account.

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Cookies

Small text files placed on a user's device by websites to remember preferences, track activity, and improve browsing experiences.

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Placement Targeting

Targeting specific websites based on a brand's image or status.

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Audience Targeting

Targeting specific users based on their demographics, traits, and behaviors.

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Direct Media Buying

The process of directly purchasing ad space from platforms like Google Display Network, Facebook, or Instagram.

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Agency-Based Media Buying

An approach where brands purchase ad space through large advertising agencies like WPP or Omnicom.

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Third-Party Media Buying

Purchasing ad space through third-party providers like retargeting platforms or programmatic media buying.

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Strategic Execution (Six Ms)

The strategic execution of marketing communications involves planning and implementing campaigns to achieve marketing objectives.

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Six Ms Model

The 'Six Ms' model refers to mission, money, message, market, media, and measurement. It's a framework for planning and executing marketing communications.

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Role of Marketing Communications (Problem Recognition)

In the problem recognition stage of the purchasing decision-making process, the goal of marketing communications is to educate consumers about product features and benefits, making them aware of the problem they might face.

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Earned Media Techniques

Earned media is publicity generated through unpaid efforts, like word-of-mouth or positive reviews. Activities such as sponsoring events or providing free product samples tend to attract earned media.

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Retargeting in Digital Marketing

Retargeting involves displaying ads to users who previously visited your website but didn't make a purchase, aiming to re-engage them.

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Prospecting in Digital Marketing

Prospecting involves promoting your products or services to new potential customers, often through social media advertising campaigns.

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Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) is the average cost incurred to acquire a new customer, typically calculated by dividing the total marketing expenses by the number of new customers acquired.

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Return on Investment (ROI)

Return on Investment (ROI) is a measure of the profitability of an investment, calculated by dividing the net profit by the total investment cost.

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Study Notes

Digital Marketing Lecture Notes

  • Digital Marketing: The use of digital channels to communicate with, engage, and influence consumers.
  • Origins: Relatively new business practice; approximately 25 years old.
  • Google's Approach: Began with simple, accurate search designs; early ads aimed to serve relevant ads based on search queries and user location. Personalized search results and ads use current data including user demographics, psychographics, and AI-enabled data.
  • Personalization: Tailoring content, offers, and experiences to individual users based on their behaviors, preferences, and demographics to enhance engagement and drive conversions.
  • Digital Channels: Online platforms and mediums (social media, email, search engines, websites) used for targeted, interactive, and measurable marketing and communication.
  • Traditional Marketing: Uses conventional methods (TV, radio, newspapers, billboards) to reach a wide audience. It is one-way communication, aiming for broad reach but with higher costs & limited targeting; slower campaign execution.
  • Digital Marketing vs. Traditional Marketing: Digital marketing fosters greater interaction and community building; provides detailed analytics for effectiveness; faster response and adaptation to trends.
  • Digital Marketing Process: Digital marketing is about communication that takes time, engaging, and building loyalty. Participants include third-party agencies, content creators, contractors, customers/prospects, brands, and influencers. Communication channels include social media, search engines, and ad networks. Various communication forms like videos, text, images, and hyperlinks are used in digital marketing.

Digital Marketing as a Process

  • Players/Participants: Third parties, content creators, contractors, customers/prospects, brands, influencers, brand ambassadors.
  • Communication Channels: Social media platforms, search engines, ad networks (GDN, Yahoo), etc.
  • Communication Forms: Videos, text, image ads, emails (combination of text, images, hyperlinks), interactive image/video ads, podcasts, video product placements.

Other Lecture Information

  • 6M Model of Marketing: Mission, Market, Message, Media, Money, Measurement
  • KPI's: Key Performance Indicators (Metrics) used to assess the success of campaigns, including sales, customers, engagement, & conversion rate; new followers, view rate, ROI, revenue generated.
  • Inbound vs. Outbound Marketing: Outbound: proactive brand outreach; Inbound: creating content easily found by customers through digital channels. Inbound focuses on customer-initiated contact.
  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Optimizing a website and content to improve visibility in search engine results pages (SERPs). Organic results, promoted content, featured snippets, and answer boxes are all part of search.
  • Search Engine Advertising (SEA): Paid advertising on Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs) using keywords, product-based ads, to increase visibility.
  • Keyword selection: Considering search volume, competition, and relevance. Tools like Google Trends, Ubersuggest, and Keyword Planner can help with keyword research.
  • Display Advertising: Promoting a brand through image or video ads on various digital platforms/devices including social media, websites, and apps.
  • Customer Journey: Touchpoint-based, including web, mobile, social media, in-app interactions. Tracking interactions and data assists in improving digital marketing campaigns.
  • Retargeting: Showing ads to previous website visitors, based on their browsing behavior.
  • Influencer Marketing: Using influencers to promote a brand. This involves understanding the field of influencers and factors like the image of the influencer, trustworthiness, their audience, vibe, and previous collaborations.

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Test your knowledge on digital marketing concepts, particularly related to display advertising and search engine optimization (SEO). This quiz covers topics like contextual targeting, pricing models, click-through rates, and keyword research. Challenge yourself to see how well you understand the intricacies of digital advertising strategies.

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