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rlane42

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A copy test that yields consistent results each time an advertisement is tested is said to be ______.
 a. contextual
  b. reliable
  c. biased
  d. valid
  e. selective

Question 2

What is segment effectiveness? List and explain the criteria one can use to determine segment effectiveness.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

Segement effectiveness, or attractiveness, is the degree to which a segment is attractive enough to be worth the marketers attention. There are five criteria for segment effectiveness.
1 . Measurable: the degree to which useful information exists on the segment
2 . Substantial: the degree to which the segment is large enough and/or profitable to be worth attention
3 . Accessible: the degree to which a firm can focus its marketing efforts on the segment
4 . Differentiable: the degree to which the segment is distinguishable and will respond differently to changes in marketing mix elements and programs
5 . Actionable: the degree to which the programs can be formulated and implemented



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