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Q1Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTShard
Cross-functional CRM success needs
Adepartments hoarding data in silos permanently✓
Bmarketing, sales and service sharing unified customer view✓
Czero executive support ever✓
Dreplacing all human contact with bots only always✓
💡 Explanation:
Alignment breaks silos for customer experience.
Q2medium
Loyalty program integrated with CRM tracks
Aonly anonymous cash buyers with no ID ever✓
Bpoints, tiers and redemption linked to purchase behavior✓
Ccompetitor purchases exclusively✓
Demployee salaries only✓
💡 Explanation:
Programs reward repeat behavior with identifiable members.
Q3Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
CRM tactic 5: for promoters with high NPS score, the appropriate CRM-driven action is to
Asend identical mass message ignoring segment behavior✓
Bsend personalized upsell offer✓
Cdelete customer record to reduce database size✓
Dignore all historical interaction data✓
💡 Explanation:
CRM 5: promoters with high NPS score.
Q4Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTShard
CRM tactic 10: for dormant customers inactive 6 months, the appropriate CRM-driven action is to
Asend identical mass message ignoring segment behavior✓
Bdelete customer record to reduce database size✓
Ctrigger win-back email with incentive✓
Dignore all historical interaction data✓
💡 Explanation:
CRM 10: dormant customers inactive 6 months.
Q5medium
CRM tactic 21: for promoters with high NPS score, the appropriate CRM-driven action is to
Asend identical mass message ignoring segment behavior✓
Bdelete customer record to reduce database size✓
Cassign inside sales for qualification call✓
Dignore all historical interaction data✓
💡 Explanation:
CRM 21: promoters with high NPS score.
Q6medium
CRM tactic 26: for dormant customers inactive 6 months, the appropriate CRM-driven action is to
Asend identical mass message ignoring segment behavior✓
Bdelete customer record to reduce database size✓
Cignore all historical interaction data✓
Descalate service recovery with manager callback✓
💡 Explanation:
CRM 26: dormant customers inactive 6 months.
Q7Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
CRM tactic 35: for new leads from website form, the appropriate CRM-driven action is to
Arequest referral and case study participation✓
Bsend identical mass message ignoring segment behavior✓
Cdelete customer record to reduce database size✓
Dignore all historical interaction data✓
💡 Explanation:
CRM 35: new leads from website form.
Q8easy
CRM ethics requires protecting
Aselling passwords on black market✓
Bunlimited staff access without audit✓
Cposting customer records on social media✓
Dcustomer data confidentiality and secure access controls✓
💡 Explanation:
Data breach destroys trust and may violate law.
Q9Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
Net Promoter Score (NPS) asks likelihood to
Arecommend company to others✓
Bforget the brand entirely✓
Cfile legal complaint always✓
Dnever purchase again as only option✓
💡 Explanation:
Promoters minus detractors yields NPS.
Q10easy
Personalization in CRM emails uses
Acustomer name, history and preferences dynamically✓
Bidentical spam to entire database without relevance✓
Cfalse claims unrelated to buyer✓
Dcompetitor confidential data illegally✓
💡 Explanation:
Relevant messages improve open and conversion rates.
Q11medium
Service ticket management in CRM ensures
Acomplaints are permanently ignored by design✓
Bno record of customer contact ever kept✓
Cautomatic refund without listening to issue✓
Dcustomer issues are logged, assigned and resolved✓
💡 Explanation:
Ticketing improves accountability and resolution time.
Q12Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
Sales force automation within CRM tracks
Aonly cafeteria menu options✓
Bonly parking slot assignments✓
Ccalls, meetings, pipeline stages and outcomes✓
Donly unrelated HR payroll for factory✓
💡 Explanation:
SFA improves rep productivity and forecast.
Q13hard
RFM analysis stands for
ARandom, Fixed and Manual✓
BRecency, Frequency and Monetary value✓
CRetail, Factory and Marketing✓
DReturn, Freight and Margin✓
💡 Explanation:
RFM identifies best customers for loyalty.
Q14medium
Segmentation in CRM uses data to
Agroup customers for targeted communication and offers✓
Btreat every customer identically without data✓
Cdelete all customer records✓
Dshare passwords publicly✓
💡 Explanation:
RFM and behavioral segments guide campaigns.
Q15Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSeasy
Retention marketing aims to
Aignore current customers for new only always✓
Bmaximize returns from one sale only✓
Ckeep existing customers active and satisfied✓
Deliminate all after-sales contact✓
💡 Explanation:
Retaining customers costs less than acquiring new.
Q16easy
Churn rate measures
Anew customers gained only✓
Bfactory defect rate only✓
Cpercentage of customers lost in a period✓
Demployee turnover only✓
💡 Explanation:
High churn signals relationship problems.
Q17medium
Customer acquisition cost (CAC) in CRM context is
Atotal sales and marketing cost to acquire a new customer✓
Bonly warehouse rent✓
Conly CEO travel unrelated to sales✓
Donly product raw material cost per unit manufactured✓
💡 Explanation:
CAC vs CLV guides sustainable growth.
Q18Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
Lead scoring in CRM ranks prospects by
Arandom lottery assignment✓
Blikelihood to convert based on behavior and profile✓
Calphabetical name order only✓
Dfactory proximity only✓
💡 Explanation:
Sales prioritizes high-score leads.
Q19easy
CRM software typically stores
Aonly machine calibration logs✓
Bonly raw coal quality tests✓
Conly unrelated patent filings✓
Dcustomer contact history, preferences and purchase records✓