These Digital Marketing multiple-choice questions and their answers will help you strengthen your grip on the subject of Digital Marketing. You can prepare for an upcoming exam or job interview with these 100+ Digital Marketing MCQs.
So scroll down and start answering.
A. Scientific
B. Knowledge
C. Common
D. Transfer
A. Online businessman
B. Marketing persons
C. Online consumer
D. Online customer
A. Search engine marketing
B. Social media marketing
C. Online marketing
D. Content marketing
A. Channels of digital marketing
B. Social media
C. . Search engine
D. SEM
A. Organic search
B. Increasing visibilities
C. Reach
D. Conversations
A. Information provider
B. Price stability
C. Promotion’s
D. All the above
A. Zell
B. Cell
C. Dell online
D. Direct mails
A. Consumer channels
B. Manufactures to retails
C. Wholesaler to retailer to consume
D. All the above
A. 1990 and 2000
B. 1980 and 1990
C. 2000 and 2003
D. 1985 and 1999
A. Productivity
B. Customer satisfaction
C. Marketing plans
D. Business plans
A. Media or published
B. Transactiona
C. Relation building
D. None of the above
A. Anticipating customer requirements
B. . Identifying customer requirements
C. All the above
A. Supplying
B. Listening
C. Researching
D. Identifying
A. Trade shows
B. Upon
C. Meta tag
D. . Call extension
A. Accelerated mobile pages
B. Expansive
C. Promote extension
D. Web page content
A. Strategy
B. Powerful headline
C. Long tail of search
D. Link
A. Spiders to index websites
B. Target market
C. Doorway page
D. Keyword stuffing
A. Media or publisher
B. Transactional
C. Relationship-building
D. Social network
A. Social network
B. Transactional
C. Media or publisher
D. Brand-Publisher
A. Sizzle
B. Sell
C. Serve
D. Speak
A. Display Advertising
B. Email marketing
C. None of the above
D. E-PR
A. Customer definition
B. Content mapping
C. Software testing
A. Conversion
B. Calculation
C. Tracking
A. Cost per hundred
B. Cost per million
C. Cost per thousand
A. Cost-per-ad
B. . Cost-per-analysis
C. Cost-per-acquisition
A. Search
B. Mobile
C. Social
D. Display
A. leader board
B. nfo graphic
C. Skyscraper
D. Button Ad
A. Expandable ads
B. Banner ads
C. Dynamic ads
D. Floating ads
A. What is the terms given ads that generally placed between web change’s masthead and content.
B. Skyscraper ads
C. Leader board ads
D. MPU ads
A. Search
B. Mobile
C. Social
D. Display
A. leader board
B. Info graphic
C. Skyscraper
D. Button Ad
A. Expandable ads
B. Banner ads
C. Dynamic ads
D. Floating ads.
A. Button ads
B. Skyscraper ads
C. Leader board ads
D. . MPU ads
A. It can but indirectly
B. It can but directly
C. can but not possible
D. It can if possible
A. In probably
B. Probably
C. Immediately
D. Installment
A. Media Message Service
B. Message Media Service
C. Multimedia Message Service
D. None of the above
A. Whats App
B. Public
C. Twitter
D. YouTube
A. Producer
B. Seller
C. Seller
D. Customer
A. 27/4
B. 24/7
C. 7/24
D. 27/4
A. Search engine
B. SEO
C. System engine operation
D. PPY
A. 5
B. 6
C. 2
D. 3
A. Having free reports, downloads, etc.
B. Describing the services your company provides.
C. Capturing email addresses of visitors
D. Having contact information on every page.
A. . To advertise your company, services, and products.
B. To collect as many contacts as possible.
C. Offer a lot of helpful and free information.
D. . Invite potential clients to visit your website.
A. Programming each page of a website.
B. . Evaluating each page of a website for design.
C. The amount of links coming into your website.
D. The amount of search engine sites a website is submitted to.
A. video
B. A Blog
C. Having at least 500 words of text per page.
D. Using a lot of graphics per page.
A. Direct advertising, awareness.
B. Internet, brand
C. Direct, indirect
D. None of the above
A. Indirect
B. Specific
C. Direct
D. None of the above
A. Business
B. Product
C. Website
D. All the above
A. 1990s,2000s
B. 2001s, 2002s
C. 2003s, 2004s
D. All the above
A. Marketing triad
B. Customer value triad
C. Customers satisfaction triad
D. Service quality triad
A. Government markets
B. Business markets
C. Consumer markets
D. All of the above
A. Consumer & Customer
B. Consumer & Consumer
C. Buyers& Sellers
D. Sellers & Customers
A. Selling concept
B. Buying concept
C. Product concept
D. Demand concept
A. Cultural
B. Social
C. Personal
D. Business
A. Price decision
B. Place decision
C. Product decision
D. Promotion decision
A. Tele-marketing
B. Public relations
C. Sales promotions
D. Advertising
A. Contains
B. Advertisement
C. Label
D. Icon
A. Problem recognition
B. Post purchase behavior
C. Alternative evaluation
D. Purchase
A. All segment members value
B. Some segment members value
C. No one values
D. None of the above
A. Marketing
B. Marketing
C. Local marketing
D. None of the above
A. Selling & buying
B. Assembling & selling
C. Buying & assembling
D. Assembling & buying
A. Advertising
B. Personal selling
C. Publicity
D. Sales promotion
A. Product ,price ,population ,promotion
B. Production ,price ,place , promotion
C. Product ,price ,place , promotion
D. Product ,price , population ,promotion
A. Strategic buyer’s unit
B. Static business utility
C. Supportive buyer’s utility
D. Strategic business utility
A. Convenience goods
B. Conspicuous goods
C. Specialty goods
D. Industrial goods
A. Cultural
B. Social
C. Personal
D. Business
A. Price decision
B. Place decision
C. Product decision
D. Promotion decision
A. Telemarketing
B. Public relation’s
C. Sales promotion
D. Advertising
A. Shopping
B. Convenience
C. Industrial
D. Specially
A. Sales for costing
B. Retail warehouse
C. Customer service
D. All the above
A. Revenue
B. Fixed cost
C. Expenses
D. Variable cost
A. Problem recognition
B. Post purchase behavior
C. Alternative evaluation
D. Purchase
A. To make products easily visible and available
B. To promote sales of products
C. To differentiate their products from those of the competitors
D. To do marketing surveys
A. Straight rebuy purchase
B. Delayed purchase
C. New task purchase
D. Modified rebuy purchase
A. Extensive problem solving behavior
B. Reutinized buying behavior
C. Variety seeking behavior
D. None of the above
A. Product Differentiation
B. Distribution
C. Cost
D. Marketing Communication.
A. Value
B. Costs
C. Convenience
D. Ingredients
A. Sales strategies
B. Marketing concepts
C. Cultural values
D. Brand images
A. Delighted
B. Satisfied
C. Disappointed
D. Surprised
A. behavior
B. creative
C. management
D. selling
A. Marketing
B. Selling
C. Assembling
D. Transportation
A. Contemporary Model
B. Conventional Model
C. Both a & b
D. None of the above
A. Consumer Needs
B. Needs backed by buying power
C. Needs directed to the product
D. Basic human requirements
A. Peter Drucker.
B. Philip Kotler
C. Lester Wunderman.
D. Abraham Maslow
A. Production
B. Profit making
C. Stratification of customer needs.
D. Selling products
A. Governments markets.
B. Business markets
C. Consumer markets.
D. All of the above
A. Cid test
B. Concept test
C. Market test
D. Test marketing
A. Indirect marketing
B. Direct marketing
C. Multi-level marketing
D. Integrated marketing
A. Value
B. Costs
C. Convenience
D. Ingredients
A. True
B. False
A. Core product.
B. Central product.
C. Fundamental product.
D. Augmented product.
A. Marketing myopia
B. Selling
C. Exchange
D. Delivery
A. Satisfied
B. Dissatisfied
C. Delighted
D. Neutral
A. Product approaches
B. Production approaches
C. Marketing approaches
D. Selling approaches
A. Consumer
B. Business to business
C. Channel
A. Need
B. Want
C. Demand
D. Status
A. Behaviors
B. Creative
C. Management
D. Selling
A. Marketing
B. Selling
C. Assembling
D. Transporting
A. Get there first with the most
B. Management of youth demand
C. Satisfying customer need
D. Telling selling
A. Google
B. Short Message Service
C. Sponsorship
D. Click through rate