A) the online consumer who researches products online and then purchases them at a retail store.
B) the online consumer who purchases a product online and then returns it at a retail store for store credit.
C) a consumer who e-mails or forwards a copy of a competitor's coupon to another firm in hopes that it will meet or beat the offer.
D) shoppers from one country who make online purchases from a company in a different country.
E) when a shopper visits a retail store to inspect merchandise,but then purchases the merchandise online.
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A) costs
B) privacy
C) spam
D) viruses
E) information overload
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A) a website's capabilities to enable commercial transactions.
B) all the digital information on a website-text,video,audio,and graphics.
C) the multiple ways the website enables user-to-user communication.
D) the dialogue that unfolds between the website and its users.
E) the information consumers provide to the firm through its website.
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A) buzz marketing
B) customerization
C) viral marketing
D) "liking"
E) permission marketing
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A) the specialization in one very small but highly sought out specialty item.
B) Internet-enabled capabilities that make possible a highly interactive and individualized information and exchange environment for shoppers and buyers.
C) the growing practice of personalizing the marketing mix elements to provide a unique shopping and buying experience for each customer.
D) items that are unique in every dimension to minimize feature bloat.
E) novelty items used as sales promotions such as cups,hats,etc.that will be imprinted with a company logo and use the company colors and slogans if applicable.
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A) choice
B) communication
C) customization
D) control
E) compatibility
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A) opt-out marketing
B) permission marketing
C) personalization
D) cookies
E) wikis
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A) cookies
B) portals
C) spam
D) spiders
E) bots
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A) e-bivalent newbies
B) click-and-mortar
C) hooked,online,and single
D) brand loyalists
E) time-sensitive materialists
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A) Bots help customers design one-of-a-kind products that fit their specific needs.
B) Bots increase the selection of products and services from which online consumers can choose.
C) Bots allow online consumers to engage in an electronic dialogue with marketers.
D) Bots enhance the convenience of online shopping.
E) Bots allow marketers to record an online consumer's visits to their websites.
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A) drive to a large shopping center that is 45 minutes away from home where there are two bookstores (Barnes & Noble and Half-Priced Books) to see which one has the book at the lowest price.
B) call all five bookstores in her community to inquire about the price of the book at each one.
C) use a bot to comb the websites of online booksellers and locate the one with the best price.
D) use a cookie to contact various bookstores and find the one with the best price.
E) create a choiceboard using the Barnes & Noble's Facebook Page.
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A) digital delivery is an important factor as well as post-purchase support services.
B) price and speed of delivery are the determinant sales factors.
C) convenience is very important,even more so than price or quality.
D) product information is an important part of the purchase decision but prepurchase trial is not necessarily critical.
E) price and delivery time are not key factors,but product warranties are very important.
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A) toys
B) books.
C) apparel.
D) consumer electronics.
E) home appliances.
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A) reputation for customized detailing of the finest motorcycles in competitive racing.
B) commitment to incorporating individual customer input for every single bike.
C) unique anti-theft electronic GPS tracer built into every frame.
D) creativity promise,guaranteeing that the color (paint job) is completely unique for each touring bike it makes.
E) "one product-one market" segmentation strategy,in which all bikes are exactly alike.
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A) multichannel
B) transactional
C) promotional
D) intermediary
E) direct selling
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A) Dynamic pricing is commonly used online because there is no need to respond quickly to changes in supply and demand conditions.
B) The margins for online offerings is usually higher than those purchased in traditional marketplaces.
C) Dynamic pricing is the most commonly used pricing strategy for Internet purchases.
D) Any price advantage for online purchases is lost in shipping and handling fees.
E) Lower external information search costs is one of the major reasons for the popularity of online shopping.
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A) Electronic commerce makes products and services available to customers faster.
B) Comparison shopping is easier in the marketspace than in the marketplace.
C) Customers can shop in the marketspace anywhere at any time.
D) Products available in the marketspace are more easily customized.
E) Consumers can tell marketers exactly what they want in the marketspace.
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