A) cost per click
B) click through rate
C) cost per action
D) conversion rate
E) cost per thousand
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A) the total number of pages fans visit on any of a brand's social media sites in a given time period.
B) the total number of Facebook Page views in one day.
C) the total number of product website views on YouTube.
D) visitors who post unique comments on a product's Facebook Page.
E) the total number of unique visitors to a Facebook Page in a given time period.
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A) online advertisements.
B) blogs.
C) user generated content (UGC) .
D) wikis.
E) YouTube
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A) Google.
B) Facebook.
C) YouTube.
D) Twitter.
E) LinkedIn.
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A) the work of William Gibson, who coined the term cyberspace.
B) the implementation of ideas found in science fiction films and books.
C) the proliferation of interlinked smartphones, tablet devices, sensors, sophisticated algorithms, databases, and other elements.
D) Steve Jobs, the late visionary CEO of Apple Inc.
E) the researchers at Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) .
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A) a cover image.
B) Facebook Page posts that appear in the News Feed.
C) analytics about users.
D) the ability to "tweet" a comment on an ad a firm has posted on its Facebook Page.
E) the number of people who clicked the "Like" button.
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A) followers; fans
B) unique fans; visitors
C) fans; unique visitors
D) fans; unique page views
E) visitors; unique visitors
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A) Twitter.
B) YouTube.
C) Facebook.
D) LinkedIn.
E) Pinterest.
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A) a technical update of the World Wide Web.
B) the high degree of interactivity among users.
C) the second generation of Internet browsers.
D) the decreased interactivity of user generated content.
E) the second revision of marketer-generated web content.
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A) The purpose of the video was to reinvigorate sales of the Pepsi Next brand.
B) For Pepsi, advertising the "Test Drive" video on Facebook was much more expensive from a CPM standpoint than two 30-second TV spots placed on Fox's American Idol.
C) Pepsi created a new social-media driven website called Pepsi MAX NASCAR with Danica Patrick as the spokesperson following the success of the "Test Drive" video.
D) The Pepsi MAX "Test Drive" video followed the successful "Uncle Drew" TV ads.
E) Pepsi MAX is a new, great-tasting energy drink in the introduction stage of its product life cycle that has "all the sugar and twice the caffeine" as regular Pepsi.
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A) attracts unique visitors
B) adds registered users
C) builds awareness
D) ties actual sales revenues to the cost of the ad
E) generates brand buzz
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A) wiki.
B) virtual game world.
C) virtual social world.
D) blog.
E) social network.
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A) the degree to which a person's thoughts, feelings, likes, and dislikes are made public.
B) the degree of acoustic, visual, and personal contact between two communication partners.
C) an undesirable effect of social media in which too much personal information is given by users, resulting in identity theft.
D) a growing trend in which telephone and e-mail communications contribute to one's online profile.
E) behavior that leads to an unfavorable impression by other online users.
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A) medium in self-disclosure and low in media richness.
B) high in self-disclosure and medium in media richness.
C) high in self-disclosure and high in media richness.
D) low in self-disclosure and medium in media richness.
E) low in self-disclosure and low in media richness.
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A) StuffDOT users "dot" their favorite things to StuffDOT and receive cash rewards when someone purchases that item.
B) StuffDOT start-up targets college-aged women.
C) StuffDOT is an exchange marketplace that allows customers to buy and firms to sell products and services in the form of StuffDOT deals that are localized to a specific city.
D) StuffDOT campus ambassadors are a major force behind the platform's growth.
E) StuffDOT reward money can be redeemed for gift cards with many major retailers.
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A) production of traditional media requires specialized skills and a team of people.
B) traditional media include Facebook and Twitter.
C) social media only reaches niche audiences.
D) social media is relatively expensive to produce.
E) the content of social media cannot be altered after publication.
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A) captive receivers who buy products online
B) end-receivers who buy products online
C) traditional consumers who buy products in retail stores
D) active receivers who send user generated content to both friends and advertisers
E) traditional receivers who browse products online
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A) complete thought process; fragmented group of ideas
B) sequential journey; single entry
C) single entry; sequential journey
D) personal side of the user; formal presentation
E) long narrative; block of text
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