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  1. A new online boutique wants to attract customers who are actively searching for 'handmade leather wallets.' Which channel targets this existing demand most directly?

    Answer: Search engine marketing (SEM)

    SEM shows ads to users at the moment they search for a specific product, capturing existing purchase intent.

  2. In the e-commerce conversion funnel, which stage comes immediately after 'Awareness'?

    Answer: Interest/Consideration

    After becoming aware of a brand, prospects move into the interest or consideration stage where they evaluate the offering.

  3. What does 'cart abandonment' refer to in e-commerce marketing?

    Answer: Shoppers adding items to their cart but leaving without completing checkout

    Cart abandonment occurs when a shopper adds products to the cart but exits the site before paying.

  4. Which metric tells an e-commerce marketer the average amount spent per completed order?

    Answer: Average order value (AOV)

    AOV is calculated by dividing total revenue by the number of orders.

  5. A B2C e-commerce model primarily involves transactions between which parties?

    Answer: A business selling directly to individual consumers

    B2C (business-to-consumer) describes companies selling products or services directly to end customers.

  6. Why is mobile optimization considered essential for modern e-commerce marketing?

    Answer: A majority of online shopping traffic now comes from smartphones

    Smartphones account for the largest share of e-commerce traffic, so poor mobile experiences directly lose sales.

  7. Which of the following is an example of 'owned media' for an online store?

    Answer: The store's own email newsletter list

    Owned media are channels the brand fully controls, such as its website, blog, and email list.