A) very few
B) about half of
C) about 10 percent of
D) nearly all
E) about three-quarters of all
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A) context; content
B) communication; context
C) commerce; customization
D) communication; connection
E) content; community
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A) a transformational; promotional
B) a promotional; transactional
C) a transactional; customer engagement
D) an informational; transactional
E) a customer engagement; transactional
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A) quick serve restaurant.
B) quality service restaurant.
C) quality, service, and responsibility.
D) quantity service restaurant.
E) quality service review.
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A) service utility.
B) form utility.
C) place utility.
D) possession utility.
E) price utility.
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A) multi-retail
B) cross-channel
C) marketspace
D) clicks and bricks
E) Web 3.0
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A) time utility
B) price utility
C) form utility
D) possession utility
E) place utility
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A) context.
B) commerce.
C) communication.
D) connection.
E) customization.
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A) convenience
B) control
C) connection
D) community
E) communication
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A) opt-out marketing
B) customerization
C) niche marketing
D) buzz marketing
E) viral marketing
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A) stickiness
B) glueyness
C) gumminess
D) adhesiveness
E) connectiveness
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A) computer files that a marketer can download onto the computer and mobile phone of an online shopper who visits the marketer's website.
B) embedded programs that flash split-second subliminal messages at regular intervals.
C) benign links that direct customers to alternate websites that might be of interest to them.
D) electronic unsolicited e-mail.
E) spyware used to secretly retrieve personal information from a person's computer.
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A) customerization.
B) control.
C) convenience.
D) utilitarianism.
E) marketplace value.
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A) push marketing.
B) webrooming.
C) showrooming.
D) social commerce.
E) multichannel retailing.
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A) connectivity.
B) customerization.
C) customer digitalization.
D) online facilitation.
E) intermediation.
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A) customization.
B) content.
C) context.
D) connection.
E) conductivity.
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A) Eighty percent of online sales occur on weekdays.
B) The busiest online shopping day is Saturday.
C) Only 10 percent of consumers say they visit websites from their place of work.
D) Most people buy online when they are sad or depressed.
E) Favorite websites for workday shopping and buying feature shoes or work attire.
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A) products and services purchased online often cost less than in a retail store.
B) online shopping does not require that they fight traffic, find a parking space, walk long store aisles, and wait in line at checkout.
C) they use technology to seek information, evaluate alternatives, and make purchase decisions on their own time, terms, and conditions.
D) there are websites for almost any product or service they want.
E) they can engage in an electronic dialog with marketers.
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