Your Questions About Direct Marketing Definition

Sharon asks…
journalism help part 2!!!!!!!!!?
20. Which one of the following people and descriptions is accurate? (1 point)Noam Chomsky – Resigned as Assistant Secretary of the Navy in May 1898; ultimately became the 26th President of the United States.
Ray Bradbury – Creator of The Yellow Kid, one of the first comic strips.
Theodore Roosevelt – Author or Fahrenheit 451, which showed the disconnection of people from personal relationships because of their absorption with television.
Richard Felton Outcault – Developed theories about the power of media to persuade and control.
Richard Harding Davis – One of the most influential journalists during the Spanish-American War; opposed William Randolph Hearst’s publishing tactics.
21. During which war did the government first allow journalists to travel with a military unit? (1 point)Vietnam War
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Korean War
Gulf War
22. Reporter Susan Street is reviewing a new crime fiction novel written by James Patterson. Which of the following should she include in the review? (1 point)What she thought of the book
Where the books are sold
The titles of other books he has written
A and C
23. Which of the following is the incorrect plural form? (1 point)altos
thiefs
loaves
axes
24. Soap Opera Digest interview with All My Children star Susan Lucci would be a: (1 point)Primary source
Secondary source
25. The conclusion of a review should: (1 point)Maintain objective “reporter voice.”
Provide details about the positive features of the product.
Provide a brief reference as to what products are in competition with the product being reviewed.
Provide a brief wrap-up of the overall rating of the product.
26. What is the plural form of belief? (1 point)beliefes
believes
belief’s
beliefs
27. In the 1970s, two young Washington Post reporters used persistent investigative reporting to cause the resignation of which American President? What were the reporters’ names? (1 point)John F. Kennedy; Bob Bernstein and Carl Woodward
John F. Kennedy; Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein
Richard Nixon; Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein
Richard Nixon; Bob Bernstein and Carl Woodward
28. The criteria for review writing are similar to those used for:
(1 point)Press releases pitching products and services
Marketing evaluations of products and services
Trade magazine ratings of products and services
B and C
29. According to Reporters Without Borders, which countries are considered the “black holes” for news? (1 point)North Korea, Eritrea and Turkmenistan
Denmark, Finland and Iceland
El Salvador, South Korea and Macedonia
Iraq, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
30. Which of the following is accurate? (1 point)Cutlines – Explains terminology relating to a particular issue. This doesn’t absolve the writer from explaining some terms in context in the story, but gives an opportunity for more detailed definitions.
Glossaries – The words beneath a photo that explain it and tie it into the story. It will identify recognizable people, answer questions the photo raises, and add a little information that’s not in the story.
Artist’s renderings – A staff photographer or artist might be able to create this to help tell the story and attract the reader’s eye.
Reefers – Direct the reader to stories on related topics or sidebars that run on other pages, maybe with the jump, or in other sections of the paper.
Illustrations – An illustration usually provided by an architect, engineer or developer that will show how a new building or project will look when it’s finished.
31. When did black Americans obtain a voice in the white-dominated press? (1 point)1970s
1960s
1950s
1940s
32. Top 10 songs from Billboard magazine: (1 point)Primary source
Secondary source
33. Freedom of the press is an important part of protecting: (1 point)Presidential campaigns
Anonymous sources
Human rights
Political contributions
34. How did William Randolph Hearst’s newspapers influence the Spanish-American war? (1 point)His newspapers said the Spanish were launching a secret attack on U.S. soil.
His newspapers blamed the Spanish for the sinking of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor.
His newspapers revealed the Spanish had plans to assassinate President William McKinley.
His newspapers ran editorials depicting Spain as evil, which helped fuel a pro-war feeling in America.
35. Who was the only U.S. president to be awarded a Pulitzer Prize? (1 point)Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy

Jere answers:
I looked up every single answer for you, and I couldn’t believe it!
The answer to every single question you posted was C.

Nancy asks…
Personal Finance………..?
1. Match the following words to its correct definition.
A. General and progressive increase in prices
B. Investment in which you are loaning money for a certain time period to the issuer
C. Individual retirement account in which a person can set aside after-tax income up to a specified amount each year, earnings are tax-free, and tax free withdrawals may be made after age 59 1/2
D. Distributions of profit a company pays you because you own stock in that corporation
E. Supplemental retirement system in the United States
F. Individual Retirement Account
G. The amount of money you make on an investment in relation to the amount of time your money is invested stated as an annual percentage
H. Quick and easy way to estimate how long it will take for you to double your money
I. Type of tax-qualified deferred compensation plan in which an employee can elect to have the employer contribute a portion of his or her cash wages to the plan on a pretax basis
J. Retirement plan for certain employees of public schools, employees of certain tax-exempt organizations and certain ministers
K. An exchange where security trading is conducted by professional stockbrokers
L. The age at which someone stops working permanently
M. Asset purchased for profit
N. An arrangement to provide income to people when they are no longer earning income
O. Collection of financial securities (stocks, bonds, cash) that is managed by a company or a person on behalf of many investors
Rule of 72
Dividend
Mutual Fund
Bond
Stock Market
Rate of Return
Inflation
Pension
Retirement
Social Security
IRA
Roth IRA
401K
403b
Investment2.
How do mutual funds reduce risk?
A) They invest in stocks
B) They provide investment diversification
C) They use an investment manager
D) None of the above
3. Your grandpa is 62 and asks you if he is eligible to collect Social Security. What do you tell him?
A) He could collect his full payment now.
B) He could have started collecting at age 59 1/2.
C) He can receive reduced payments now.
D) None of the above.
4. Which type of account is usually used when employees can have a matching contribution from their employer?
A) Roth IRA
B) Traditional IRA
C) 401k
D) 403b
5. In the future, you and your friends plan to receive Social Security after you retire. At what age can you currently plan to receive full benefits?
A) 59 1/2
B) 62
C) 65
D) 67
6. Which type of individual retirement account should you choose if you want your contributions to be tax deductible?
A) Roth IRA
B) Traditional IRA
C) 401k
D) 403b
7. When you reinvest dividends,
A) you will receive them by check
B) you will receive them by direct deposit
C) the dividends are deposited into a Certificate of Deposit
D) the dividends are used to buy more shares of stock
8. Bonds are known as
A) fixed income investments
B) equities
C) dividends
D) no load mutual funds
9. When you purchase stock in a corporation
A) you are loaning money to the corporation
B) you are technically becoming a part owner of that corporation
C) you do NOT earn the right to vote on the direction of the company
D) you have to own the stock for at least one year before you are allowed to sell it.
10. Which of the following is the oldest measure of the U.S. stock market and the most widely used indicator of stock market activity?
A) The NASDAQ
B) The S&P 500
C) The Dow Jones Industrial Average
D) The Russell 2000
11. The total value of the securities a mutual fund owns divided by the number of shares outstanding is known as the mutual fund’s
A) Face Value
B) Net Asset Value
C) Market Value
D) Yield
12. Mutual Funds called “load” funds charge a high flat fee whyou purchase the fund or sell the fund.
A) True
B) False
13. TD Ameritrade is an example of a full-service brokerage company.
A) True
B) False
14. Treasury bonds are considered to be more risky than owning stocks.
A) True
B) False
15. A Roth IRA is beneficial because your withdrawls are tax-free.
A) True
B) False
16. IRA stands for Important Retirement Assets
A) True
B) False

Jere answers:
That’s a lot of questions. If you care to email me any particular ones you are having trouble with, I’d be glad to help you. Or, if you email me your answers, I’d be glad to check them over for you. Good luck.

William asks…
Should we tell the Americans that they haven’t been a capitalist society for decades?
A dictionary definition of Capitalism
Economic system characterized by the following: private property ownership exists; individuals and companies are allowed to compete for their own economic gain; and free market forces determine the prices of goods and services. Such a system is based on the premise of separating the state and business activities. Capitalists believe that markets are efficient and should thus function without interference, and the role of the state is to regulate and protect.
http://www.investorwords.com/713/capitalism.html
1) Economic system characterized by the following: private property ownership exists;
That has been subverted — no one owns land anymore — The idea that a tax can be levied against the ownership of land and still be owned by a private person is contradictory and amounts to rent for land payable to the municipal or State owners
This condition of capitalism does not exist in the US or in Canada or in the UK
2) Individuals and companies are allowed to compete for their own economic gain;
This has been subverted –less than 2% of the population owns 90 % of the money and industry — there is no competition when a small group of persons attains that level of power – Totalitarian regimes such as communism or fascism are ones where there are one or a handful of owners which defeats the ideals of competition
This condition of capitalism has not been met in the US Canada or in the UK
3) and free market forces determine the prices of goods and services.
This can only occur during a period when competition is allowed – With no competition an unseen elite sets prices and wages often to the detriment of the proletarian —
This condition of capitalism has not been met
4) Such a system is based on the premise of separating the state and business activities.
When the corporation gain too much power they have and will and are currently a force which the government itself must answer to – There is no separation of State and business — Business has become the government
This condition of capitalism has not been met
6) Capitalists believe that markets are efficient and should thus function without interference, and the role of the state is to regulate and protect.
Bail outs and massive injections of tax payers cash to failed business is in direct violation of this principle and has occurred on unprecedented levels as of late
This condition of capitalism has not been met
Should we tell the Americans that they haven’t been a capitalist society for decades ?
Blame Bush blame Obama blame Joe Blow or Joe the plumber
The US has not been a capitalist society for decades now
Should we tell them or keep it to ourselves ?
Zenmeister
Uh …….. no not at all always believe your leaders never question authority just blindly follow ………… yep follow it feels good doesn’t it ?

Jere answers:
Don’t tell them.
They will only get confused.
And the truly stupid, when confused, generally react with violence.

Daniel asks…
Is this graphics card good for games?
PALIT X800GTO 256meg DDR3 DVI TV-OUT HDTV AGP
Radeon X800GTO
RADEON X800 series Graphics Accelerator provides you – MASSIVE PERFORMANCE AND INNOVATIVE IMAGE TECHNOLOGY GIVE RISE TO HIGH-DEFINITION GAMING. The RADEON X800 GTO combines a powerful 12-pipe 3D engine with 256-bit memory interface and up to 1GHz* memory data-rate for truly outstanding performance on essential benchmarks and across the full range of games on the market today.
Specifications
* Bus interface: AGP 8X
* Memory Interface: 256 bit
* RAMDACs: 400 MHz
* CRT monitor: 15-pin VGA connector
* TV out: S-video out or AV out or HDTV out
* Dual CRT connector support with DVI adaptor (Optional)
* OpenGL 2.0
* Operation Support: Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Windows Vista
* Massively parallel High-Definition 3D gaming engine
* Integrated TV-out support up to 1024X768 resolution and HDTV display connection
* 3Dc ™ image enhancement technology
* SMARTSHADER™ HD featuring Direct X 9.0 and long shader support
* SMOOTHVISION™ HD
* HYPER Z™ HD
* VIDEOSHADER™ HD
CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME SOME ADVICE FOR CHOOSING THE GRAPHICS CARD???????

Jere answers:
That particular card is a little dated; it’s 3 generations old as far as ATi’s hardware goes. The latest series of ATi cards are the x3000 series, before that it was x2000, before that x1000, and before that is where the x800 sits.
If you can, get something newer, the ATi x2000 and x3000 series or nVidia’s 7000 and 8000 series. In particular any ATi x29**, x39** or nVidia 79** or 88** series card should be good to go for the majority of games out now.

Paul asks…
A beverage company wants to introduce a new soft drink in the market.You are a marketing manager in that compa
A beverage company wants to introduce a new soft drink in the market.You are a marketing manager in that company.A task has been assigned to you to promote that soft drink.So what are the different ways through which the soft drink will be promoted to the customer?
A beverage company wants to introduce a new soft drink in the market.You are a marketing manager in that company.A task has been assigned to you to promote that soft drink.So what are the different ways through which the soft drink will be promoted to the customer?

Jere answers:
Answer: –
Marketing as “planning and executing the strategy involved in moving a good or service from producer to consumer.”
DIRECT MARKETING
Definition: Sending a promotional message directly to consumers, rather than via a mass medium. Includes methods such as Direct Mail and Telemarketing.
A beverage company wants to introduce a new soft drink in the market. If I am a marketing manager in that company. A task has been assigned to me to promote that soft drink. So many different ways through which the soft drink will be promoted to the customer.
BASIC RULES OF MARKETING
There are following the rules
•Product
•Place
•Promotion
•Positioning
When we use these rules then we will successful in the market:
TAKING A RISK
Marketer takes a risk specifically when any new product is introduced in a market because there are equal chance of Success and failure,
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
It is very difficult to satisfy the whole population. If we will satisfy the customer then our product is successful in the market. If we want to satisfy the customer then we would use the basic rules of marketing. Marketing to reduce, shift or change it. In reality, marketing management is really demand management.
ADVERTISING is a paid form of communicating a message by the use of various media. It is persuasive, informative, and designed to influence purchasing behavior or thought patterns.
PUBLIC RELATIONS are a form of communication primarily directed toward gaining public understanding and acceptance. Public relations usually deal with issues rather than products or services, and are used to build goodwill with public or employees. Examples of public relations are employee training, support of charitable events, or a news release about some positive community participation.
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