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Principles of Marketing

Critical Thinking Exercises

Principles of MarketingCritical Thinking Exercises
1 .
Compose a paragraph (150–200 words) using all of the following terms as they relate to direct, online, social media, and mobile marketing. The goal is to prove you understand the meaning of each term.
2 .
List the positive and negative value of each of these forms of marketing: direct mail, social media, mobile, content and telemarketing. Think about products, messages, and delivery systems.
3 .
Now consider the target market for direct mail, social media, mobile, content marketing, and telemarketing. Does the chosen form of marketing present challenges in growing the target market? If so, how can those challenges be met and overcome?
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