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Quiz 14: Promotion II: Social Media Marketing and Other Communication Tools
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Question 141
True/False
It is more difficult to assess the bottom-line impact of public relations activities than the bottom-line impact of advertising.
Question 142
Essay
Compare and contrast proactive public relations activities and crisis management.
Question 143
True/False
Crisis management is typically a public relations function.
Question 144
True/False
When the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association spent eight million dollars creating and placing a print campaign arguing that the most expensive drugs represent just five percent of national health care expenditures, the association was using public relations.
Question 145
Essay
Explain the buzz building form of viral marketing. What are the aims of viral marketing, and how are they accomplished? Give an example of a successful viral marketing campaign.
Question 146
True/False
Introducing new products to consumers is not an objective that falls within the responsibilities of the PR department.
Question 147
True/False
Planning a public relations campaign is a two-step process: develop objectives and then execute those objectives.
Question 148
True/False
Public relations activities can be used to influence the attitudes and perceptions of various publics toward politicians and celebrities.
Question 149
Essay
Describe public relations and four objectives it is often used to achieve.
Question 150
Essay
Why might public relations efforts have a strong impact on public awareness at a substantially lower cost than advertising?
Question 151
True/False
Special events are public relations activities for which companies provide financial support to help fund an event in return for publicized recognition of the company's contribution.