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  1. What is 'contextual targeting' in the post-ATT mobile advertising landscape?

    Answer: Delivering ads based on the content of the app or webpage being viewed rather than user identity data

    Contextual targeting uses the surrounding app or content environment to infer user intent, avoiding reliance on personal identifiers that ATT restricts.

  2. A fitness app's NPS survey scores drop significantly after a major UI redesign. What is the recommended next step for the marketing team?

    Answer: Analyze NPS verbatim feedback to identify specific pain points and coordinate with product to address them

    NPS drops indicate user dissatisfaction; reading the qualitative verbatim comments pinpoints exactly which changes caused friction.

  3. In mobile app marketing, what is the purpose of 'frequency capping'?

    Answer: Restricting how many times a single user sees the same ad to prevent overexposure

    Frequency capping prevents ad fatigue and negative brand sentiment by ensuring no single user sees the same ad more than a set number of times.

  4. Which of the following BEST describes 'app store A/B testing' (store listing experiments)?

    Answer: Testing different combinations of icons, screenshots, and descriptions to maximize conversion rate on the store listing page

    Store listing experiments let developers test visual and copy elements of their app store page to improve the ratio of store visitors who tap 'Install.'

  5. A mobile game uses a 'battle pass' model. From a marketing strategy perspective, this monetization structure primarily helps by:

    Answer: Increasing LTV through time-limited engagement loops that encourage both session frequency and spending

    Battle passes create recurring revenue and habitual play loops, directly raising session frequency and per-user revenue over a fixed period.

  6. What does 'user segmentation' enable a mobile marketer to do?

    Answer: Deliver personalized messages, offers, and experiences to distinct groups of users based on behavior or attributes

    Segmentation divides users into meaningful groups so marketers can tailor communications and offers to each group's specific needs and behaviors.

  7. Which metric measures the percentage of users who complete a desired action (like registration) divided by total users who started that flow?

    Answer: Funnel conversion rate

    Funnel conversion rate tracks how effectively a specific multi-step flow (e.g., onboarding or checkout) converts starters into completers.