Online Advertising Secrets Revealed

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Quiz Answers:

  1. Which e-mail broadcast subject line would most likely have the best open rate?
    1. Subject Line: "Relieve patient anxiety with faster CT scans"
    2. Subject Line: "The future of multi-slice cardiac CT at the Mayo Clinic"

    Answer: A
    Work flow related headlines tend to have higher open rates than selling points about the very latest cutting-edge technology.


  2. Which ad will likely have the highest click rate?

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    Answer: A
    Diagnostic images with text headlines tend to out perform "graphics only" ads.


  3. How long does it take for the average online ad on AuntMinnie.com to begin to lose effectiveness?
    1. 1-3 weeks
    2. 4-6 weeks
    3. 7-9 weeks

    Answer: B
    After 4-6 weeks, ad response usually begins to drop off since most of the people who visit AuntMinnie will have seen the ad and already made a decision about whether it's of interest to them or not.

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The AuntMinnie.com Team

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