Session 2 Flashcards

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Primary Research examples

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Surveys, Questionnaires, Interviews, Observations

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Secondary Research examples

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Web analytics, Third party research

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3
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Primary research costs more?

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True

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Secondary research is uptodate and bias free?

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False.Can be outdated and contain bias

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Data in the CRM system

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Contact info, survey answers, demographic, web and email data, lead scoring, customer support ticket, order history

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Customer surveys provide demographic and psychographic data for personas?

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True

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7
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XXX surveys helps uncover user experience issues

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On-site

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How to create the best survey

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Define a clear goal. Don’t ask leading questions. Focus on close-ended for quantitative data. Consider an incentive.

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What type of interview provides deeper understanding of consumer attitudes and behaviours?

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In-depth interviews

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10
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What GA4 data develops customer personas?

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Location, Language, Age, Gender, mobile usage, browser, site behaviour (new vs returning)

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The funnel exploration report is a visu rep of the xxxxx process on a web. Each section of the funnel will show the xxxx of people who continue to the next step.

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conversion. percentage.

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The path exploration report provides a graphical rep of the path users through a site. What insights does this show?

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Where users are getting stuck in certain parts of the journey,

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Cohort XXXXX Report can be used to understand xxxxx behaviour based on a users stage in the customer xxxxxx

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Exploration. website. lifecycle.

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14
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What social media channel provides time and day’s most active?

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TikTok

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What social media channel only provides age, gender, location

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Meta Business Suite

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What social media channel provides device, location, job function, industry, company size, employment status data

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LinkedIn analytics

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Social media listening uses social media tec platforms to investigate xxxxx to explore wider trends and xxxx.

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conversations. insights.

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An example of social media listening is brand slogans, industry buzzwords and campaign names

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True

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19
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What can social media listening be used to understand

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Audience demo. Where the audience is. When the best time to engage. What the competition are doing.What is the target audience receptive to. Attitudes and pain points.

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Sentiment analysis finds and measures customer xxxx and attitudes towards their xxxx, products, services and xxxx.

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opinions. brands. campaigns.

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Sentiment analysis is the process of determining the xxxx tone behind a series of words, to gain understanding of the attitudes, opinions and xxxx expressed within an xxx mention.

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emotional. emotions. online

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22
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What tools offers insights into consumer search behaviour

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Google Trends and keyword planning tools

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23
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When using secondary data, what do you need to check

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  1. Purpose and scope
  2. Currency and timeliness
  3. Accuracy and reliability
  4. Bias and objectivity
  5. Relevance and applicability
  6. Cost and availability
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Integration and Data Collection is the process of xxxxx data from different sources and creating a xxxxx view of the entire data.

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combining. unified.

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Integration involves the process of combining the xxxxx information to create a single interface for xxxxx and analysis.
extracted. reporting.
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Data collection involves the process of extracting information about customers from different xxxxx, such as website, customer xxxxx management systems, social media, online xxxxx and in-store xxxxxx.
accounts. relationship. purchases. transactions.
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The process to identify patterns and trends in data
1. define your goal. 2. choose your data sources and types 3. explore and visualise the data 4. apply analytical methods 5. Interpret and communicate the results
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3 types of ethical issues in comms
Privacy. Confusion. Bribery and inducements,
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What code enforces marketing material or editorial is made clear
CAP code enforced by the ASA details
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GDPR regulations require an increase in the levels of data xxxxx when it comes to consumers’ expressed xxxx to receiving marketing messages.
transparency. consent.
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The definition of consent under the GDPR is it must be freely given, xxxxxx, xxxxx and unambiguous.
informed. specific.
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GDPR also applies to anyone handling EU citizen data, even if they are operating xxxxxx of the EU.
outside
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General Data xxxxx Regulations (GDPR)
Protection
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The data controller is...
the organisation
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The data processor is...
the third party processing data ie CRM, GA
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The Data Subject is....
The consumer
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The Data Controller determines the xxxx and manner in which data is processes
purpose
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What are the 4 legal bases of data processing?
1. Contractual 2. To fulfill legal obligations 3. Informed consent 4. To pursue legitimate interests
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Which legal bases is applying for a bank account
To fulfill legal obligations
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Which legal bases is delivery address data is needed
contractual
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Which legal bases is consent for medical reasons
vital interests
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The 6 GDPR Key requirements
Privacy. Accuracy. Access. Consent. Security. Responsbility.
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What does PECR stand for
Privacy and Communications Regulations
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What does PECR apply to
Relates to privacy issues with electronic comms within the EU.
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What are there specific rules for PECR for
Marketing calls, emails and texts. Cookies. Keeping comms services secure. Customer privacy ie location data, itemised billing etc
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What does ASA stand for
Advertising Standards Authority
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The ASA is responsible for administering the CAP (xxxx) and BCAP(xxxxx) codes and investigates xxxxx
non-broadcast. broadcast. complaints.
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The ASA regulates advertising across media, since March 2011, including xxxx, online ads and xxxx xxxx.
websites. social media.
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Which codes sets out rules around legality and fair comp within adverts, and protects against misleading and offensive adverts
CAP code (non-broadcast)
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Which comms regulator does ASA co-regulate with for TV and radio ads
Ofcom
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The CAP code key principles is to be ''....., decent,.... and truhful'
legal. honest.
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The GDPE and PECR rules for email marketing
Must opt-in. At point of collection, sate if shared with 3rd parties. Include opt-out. Identity of sender never concealed.
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Legal requirements on UK websites
Company registered business name, number and address. Adhere to W3C web accessibility guidelines. Privacy policy. Cookie consent. T&c's, delivery and returns policy. Optin statement and optout instructions
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Compliance issue that could occur for mobile SMS marketing
Optin and optout statement. Data protection
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Compliance issue that could occur for display advertising
Ad image and content compliance, ethical ads, use of data for remarketing
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What sectors have specific GDPR and PECR requirements
Food, alcohol, beauty, environmentally friendly products, medicines, tobacco, gambling and betting