A) Defining campaign goals B) Analyzing results C) Choosing hashtags D) Scheduling posts
A) Reach B) Conversion rate C) Click-through rate D) Return on ad spend
A) A tool for creating graphics B) A schedule for planned posts C) A list of influencers D) A report of social media analytics
A) Ignoring competitor activity B) Choosing appropriate platforms C) Setting measurable goals D) Identifying target audience
A) Revenue of Interaction B) Rate of Interest C) Reach of Impression D) Return on Investment
A) Running social media ads B) Creating social media posts C) Monitoring brand mentions D) Following influencers
A) Increase website traffic B) Decrease customer engagement C) Ignore customer feedback D) Avoid using analytics
A) To increase ad spending B) To categorize and discover content C) To annoy followers D) To hide content from view
A) Technical white papers B) Long-form text articles C) Legal disclaimers D) Visual content (images/videos)
A) Interaction with content B) Number of followers C) Website bounce rate D) Number of ad impressions
A) Ignoring customer feedback B) Deleting old posts C) Comparing two versions of content D) Posting only once a month
A) To save money on advertising B) To appeal to everyone C) To avoid using data D) To tailor content effectively
A) Someone with a large, engaged audience B) A bot account C) A competitor's employee D) A person who hates social media
A) Ignoring your social media accounts B) Evaluating your social media presence C) Deleting all your followers D) Only posting negative content
A) A prompt to encourage a specific action B) A legal disclaimer C) A reason to avoid social media D) A negative comment
A) Once a year B) Never C) Only when something goes wrong D) Regularly, on a daily/weekly basis
A) Number of followers B) Click-through rate (CTR) C) Number of likes on a single post D) Number of posts
A) Building relationships with followers B) Ignoring customer comments C) Spamming followers with promotions D) Deleting negative reviews
A) Organic is free, paid involves advertising B) Paid is always better than organic C) Organic is only for businesses, paid is for individuals D) There is no difference
A) Argue with the customer B) Respond professionally and address the issue C) Ignore the feedback D) Delete the comment
A) Pinterest B) Snapchat C) LinkedIn D) TikTok
A) Universal Government Code B) United Global Communications C) User-Generated Content D) Underground Graphic Community
A) To waste time on unimportant things B) Trends are not important C) To copy what everyone else is doing D) To remain relevant and competitive
A) To ignore data and guess B) To make decisions based on feelings C) To measure performance and gain insights D) To increase stress and anxiety
A) Gaining a new follower B) Posting a funny meme C) Running a successful ad campaign D) A major product recall
A) Depends on your audience and platform B) Whenever you feel like it C) Midnight D) The same time every day
A) A way to automatically delete posts B) A type of social media dance C) A secret government code D) A set of rules determining content visibility
A) Encouraging employees to post offensive content B) Lack of transparency C) Ignoring employee's social media activity D) Having a social media policy
A) Avoiding customer inquiries B) Directing all customers to a phone line C) Ignoring customer complaints D) Providing quick and convenient support
A) Key Performance Indicator B) Kindly Posting Images C) Keeping Promotional Ideas D) Knowing Public Interactions |