Direct Marketing Principles: Media Implementation, Consumer Response, and Database Management

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Interactive use of advertising media to stimulate an _____ behavior is known as direct marketing.
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In direct marketing, behavior data is _____, recorded, analyzed, and stored for future retrieval and use.
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Direct marketing uses _____ media for implementation.
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Media used to seek a _____ response from the consumer is known as direct response media.
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Examples of direct response media include mail, phone, interactive TV, print, internet, mobile devices, and _____ media.
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The use of direct response media differs depending on whether the identity of an individual within the target audience is _____.
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A _____ is a listing of company data to be used for direct marketing purposes.
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Database marketing involves the use of specific info about individual customers or prospects to implement more effective _____ communication.
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Organizations update their database with transaction info, marketing comm activities, warranty cards, surveys, consumer/trade shows, inbound communication, and internet _____ behavior.
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A key factor of success for a customer database is keeping it current by purging old or inactive customers and _____ frequently.
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The RFM scoring method is used for seeing _____ purchase patterns.
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Loyalty programs contain a significant amount of info on consumer _____ patterns.
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Extensive and advanced statistical analysis permits marketers to identify specific audiences for which a customized and/or personalized _____ or promo is targeted.
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Customer relationship management (CRM) involves marketers developing and maintaining a significant amount of info about their _____.
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To make good direct marketing programs, companies will determine whom to target using a database, what the program's objectives will be, and what direct response media strategy will be _____.
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For databases containing current customer purchase history, direct marketers can attempt to influence the rate, amount, or timing of purchases and _____ consumption.
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In a one-step approach, the medium is used to directly obtain an _____.
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An example of a one-step approach is where a TV ad will try to get you to call a number to order something _____.
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A two-step approach involves the use of more than one _____.
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A successful direct mail program relies on a database that may be a purchased mailing list comprising relevant _____ info.
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Unwanted emails received by consumers are commonly referred to as _____.
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In direct response advertising, a product is offered and a sales response is solicited through either a _____ or _____ approach.
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A commercial that is 3-60 minutes long is known as an _____.
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Infomercials are usually produced by advertisers and are designed to be viewed as regular _____ shows.
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The two types of telemarketing are outbound telemarketing and _____ marketing.
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Outbound telemarketing involves calls made by a company to a buyer or _____.
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Inbound telemarketing occurs when a company has advertised its toll-free number or website address, asking for _____.
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CPO stands for cost per _____.
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Cost per order means advertisers can evaluate the relative effectiveness of an ad in only a few minutes based on the number of _____ generated.
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Customer lifetime value calculates the potential _____ the company generates from a customer.
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The six characteristics of a loyalty program that are consistent with the structure of promotional decisions described in the textbook are objective, strategy, tactic, time frame, incentive, and _____.
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The points pressure mechanism occurs when consumers earn points and then realize they are close to achieving a reward level, prompting them to make additional _____ to achieve it.
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The rewarded behavior mechanism occurs after reward _____.
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The reward behavior mechanism occurs after reward redemption because this process contributes to positive _____ and behavioral responses.
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The personalized marketing mechanism occurs with the use of _____ marketing activities.
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Rewards with respect to privilege, access, and info are very important for fostering strong _____ over time.
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