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Marketing Officer Research & Analysis Flashcards

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  1. Which sampling method ensures every member of a population has an equal chance of being selected?

    Answer: Simple random sampling

    Simple random sampling gives every population member an equal probability of selection, minimizing selection bias.

  2. A marketing officer observes a 30% open rate for email campaigns but only a 1% click-through rate. The BEST next analytical step is:

    Answer: Analyze subject lines since open rates are high but content isn't driving clicks

    High open rates with low CTR indicate the subject line is compelling but the email body or CTA is not converting — content analysis is the logical next step.

  3. Brand equity can BEST be measured using which combination of metrics?

    Answer: Price premium, brand awareness, and customer loyalty

    Brand equity encompasses a price premium customers pay, how well-known the brand is, and how loyal customers are — these three metrics capture its core dimensions.

  4. Which type of research design is MOST appropriate for testing a causal relationship between advertising spend and sales?

    Answer: Experimental research

    Experimental research manipulates one variable (advertising spend) while controlling others to establish causation with sales outcomes.

  5. A Pareto analysis of customer complaints reveals that 80% of issues come from 20% of product defects. How should a marketing officer use this insight?

    Answer: Focus resources on eliminating the 20% of defects driving most complaints

    The Pareto principle guides prioritization — addressing the vital few defects (20%) will resolve the majority (80%) of customer dissatisfaction most efficiently.

  6. Which metric measures the percentage of a target market that has been reached by a media campaign at least once?

    Answer: Reach

    Reach is the unduplicated percentage of the target audience exposed to the campaign at least once during a specified time period.

  7. When analyzing customer lifetime value (CLV), which inputs are ALWAYS required?

    Answer: Average purchase value, purchase frequency, and customer lifespan

    CLV = Average Purchase Value × Purchase Frequency × Customer Lifespan — these three variables form the core CLV calculation.