Mobile Marketing MCQ Flashcards
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Which of the following is NOT a standard type of mobile push notification?
Answer: Encrypted email push
Encrypted email push is not a push notification type; push notifications operate through OS-level notification systems, not email.
What is 'App Store Optimization' (ASO) primarily focused on?
Answer: Improving an app's organic visibility and conversion rate in app stores
ASO optimizes metadata, visuals, and ratings to increase organic discovery and download conversion rates within app stores.
A mobile game offers users 100 in-game coins in exchange for watching a 30-second video ad. This is an example of:
Answer: Rewarded video advertising
Rewarded video ads give users a tangible in-app reward in exchange for voluntarily watching an advertisement to completion.
Which metric indicates what percentage of users return to an app within a defined period after their first visit?
Answer: Retention rate
Retention rate measures the percentage of users who return and use the app again after their initial session within a set timeframe.
What is the main difference between a native app and a progressive web app (PWA)?
Answer: Native apps are installed via app stores and access device APIs; PWAs run in browsers
Native apps are distributed through app stores and have full device API access, while PWAs are web-based experiences that run in the browser without app store distribution.
In mobile advertising, 'viewability' refers to:
Answer: Whether an ad had the opportunity to be seen by a real human
Viewability is the industry standard measuring whether an ad was actually rendered in the viewable area of a user's screen for a minimum time.
Which approach involves sending highly relevant messages to a small, precisely defined segment of mobile users rather than broadcasting to all users?
Answer: Hyper-segmentation
Hyper-segmentation divides the audience into very specific micro-groups to deliver tailored messages that are more likely to resonate.