E-Marketing CustomersPresident Learner is concerned about the e-business's ability to service his company's patient members effectively. He wants you to address his concerns by examining the online methods used by the e-business to understand, profile, and analyze the digital customer. Include the following in your response:Describe the characteristics used to identify and profile online users and how those characteristics differ from descriptions of traditional consumers using physical and personal traits.Discuss the role of computer-mediated applications in digital consumer behavior, such as digital consumer decision support systems (CDSSs), intelligent agents, and how they result in different patterns of interaction than for traditional consumer engagement in the physical marketplace.Discuss how the e-business’s digital customer behavior for online services overlaps with the traditional customer behavior approach for services provided in physical interpersonal settings.Relate your knowledge of traditional consumer behavior concepts to online methods for customer understanding and interaction.Include reference Web site links that provide examples of the digital customer profiling and interaction techniques you described.

After a program is identified for evaluation with an identifiable problem, a research design must be identified. The design describes the purpose(s) and method(s) of evaluation. The design identifies the specific ways in which the evaluator will collect and analyze data relevant to program efficacy (i.e., whether program outputs are aligned with the program’s express purpose/mission).In 1,750-2,000 words, do the following:Evaluation questions and their justifications from Topic 1. This section should include edits based on feedback from your instructor.Explain data collection procedures.Describe reporting procedures.Describe quantitative methods.Describe qualitative methods.Compare why one method may be a better fit for the evaluation.Cite five to seven scholarly resources to support your explanations.Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.Benchmark Information:This benchmark assignment assesses the following programmatic competencies:Masters in Public AdministrationCompetency 4.3: Conduct a systematic program evaluation using qualitative and quantitative research.

CMR 302STOCK MARKET CONTESTHow to Register and Join1. Access the following link:https://www.howthemarketworks.com2. Register and Join:Select Register For Free1. Enter username (It must be your last name)2. Fill in fields a. PasswordAgeCountryFirst NameLast Name3. Instructor = No4. Virtual Cash = $ 10,0005. Broker Account = No6. Check box – Agree to terms and conditions7. Select RegisterAfter registering, go to Main Page and select from the menu across the top1. Contests2. Join Contest3. Enter : Miami Stock Market Game in the Find a Contest field4. Miami Stock Market Game will appear below. Select Join on the right side of the field. You are now registered and have joined the game.TradingScroll to top of the page Select Make a TradeSelect Trade Stocks/ETF’sa) If you are buying a stock use the Default Buy. If you are selling a stock select Sell b) Enter the stock symbolc) Enter the quantityd) At the TYPE field use the default MARKETe) Scroll down and Select Click to Preview Orderf) Select Click to Confirm OrderRequirements:1. You must register between March 17 and March 222. Beginning cash = $ 10,0003. You must enter into 9 buy trades during the course of the contest (March 17-April 18). Each buy trade should be made based on a query using FINVIZ. You can choose your own filters or use those that are included in the Stock Trading Indicators document (you do not have to use all of the filters that are listed). You can make three trades with one FINVIZ screenshot. 4. Once you complete the 9 required trades with supporting FINVIZ documentation, you can trade as many stocks as you like without documentation.5. The maximum number of stocks that you can select and purchase from a FINVIZ query will be three stocks. Of your 9 trades, you will need a minimum of three screenshots. The screen shots should be sent (all at one time) via Canvas by the due date.6. Multiple trades made at the end of the contest will not count. 7. The contest ends on April 18.8. Deliverables due to me:i. 3 FINVIZ screenshots Select Trade Stocks/ETF’sa) If you are buying a stock use the Default Buy. If you are selling a stock select Sell b) Enter the stock symbolc) Enter the quantityd) At the TYPE field use the default MARKETe) Scroll down and Select Click to Preview Orderf) Select Click to Confirm OrderRequirements:1. You must register between March 17 and March 222. Beginning cash = $ 10,0003. You must enter into 9 buy trades during the course of the contest (March 17-April 18). Each buy trade should be made based on a query using FINVIZ. You can choose your own filters or use those that are included in the Stock Trading Indicators document (you do not have to use all of the filters that are listed). You can make three trades with one FINVIZ screenshot. 4. Once you complete the 9 required trades with supporting FINVIZ documentation, you can trade as many stocks as you like without documentation.5. The maximum number of stocks that you can select and purchase from a FINVIZ query will be three stocks. Of your 9 trades, you will need a minimum of three screenshots. The screen shots should be sent (all at one time) via Canvas by the due date.6. Multiple trades made at the end of the contest will not count. 7. The contest ends on April 18.8. Deliverables due to me:i. 3 FINVIZ screenshots