2) Advertising + Marketing (component 1) Flashcards

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COMMON CULTURAL MYTHS OF WESTERN MASS MEDIA
what is the patriarchy myth?

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The myth that men are natural leaders, it keeps men’s power as ideal

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COMMON CULTURAL MYTHS OF WESTERN MASS MEDIA
what is the capitalism/ materialism myth?

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The myth that you can buy happiness, it keeps people spending their money
The myth that money is ‘earned’ , protects the wealthy from redistribution of their ‘earned money’

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COMMON CULTURAL MYTHS OF WESTERN MASS MEDIA
What is the cultural imperialism myth?

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A myth that conservative values are ideal (white middle class Christian values) + that keeps people looking to the white middle class as authority + their power as ‘right + normal’

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What is dominant representation in media?

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The representation that dominates the media + is repeated the most

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Why is dominant representation used?

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To suit those in power + help them keep their power

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What is alternative representation?

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It challenges dominant values of the cultural myths

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What is a stereotype?

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A simple generalised representation that suggests that everyone in the group is the same

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What is a key image?

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An image lead design, like a photo or drawing (say where the image is in writing)

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What is a slogan?

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A memorable line that sums up the ads message

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What is a copy?

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The text that explains the product/service/charity

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What is branding?

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The logo + brand colours

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What is imperative language?

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Commands (go buy, go get) they are a call to action

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What are examples of persuasive language?

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. Pathos - emotional language
. Logos - logical/ facts
. Ethos - ethics

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What is anchorage?

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The text that links to the image

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What is a zeitgeist?

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Spirit of the time/ feel of the time, representations of people/ places/ issues specific to time made

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What is advertising + marketing?

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Any media trying to persuade the audience

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What are 3 types of advertising + marketing?

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. Consumer - buy/ watch something
. Charity - persuade audience to donate money
. Public service - persuade audience to do something (vote, help, quit)

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What are ad’s?

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Media that pay for advertising space to reach an audience

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What is marketing?

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Any form of media used to create engagement with a brand or product

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What is a genre?

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any type of media with socially agreed upon repeated conventions which have developed over time

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What is an audience?

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The people who consume the product

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What is the target audience?

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The people you are primarily aiming your marketing towards in hope of them becoming your audience

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DESCRIBING AUDIENCES
What is demographics?

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A way of categorising an audience based on external fixed characteristics

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What is a acronym to use when describing demographics?

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Class
Age
Gender
Geography
Ethnicity
Size

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DESCRIBING AUDIENCES What are psychographics?
. Internal factors that make us who we are, like values, beliefs + attitudes . This is more about appealing to audiences identity rather than facts about themselves
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YOUNG AND RUBICAM What are the 2 psychographic profiles for Tide?
MAINSTREAM ASPIRERS
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YOUNG AND RUBICAN What are the 2 psychographic profiles for Super Human?
EXPLORERS REFORMERS
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TIDE PSYCHOGRAPHIC PROFILE What does MAINSTREAM mean?
- happy to fit in with the norms of society + social behaviour, typically have traditional conforming values - family collective, stability, reliability + value - longstanding familiar brands
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TIDE PSYCHOGRAPHIC PROFILES What does ASPIRERS mean?
- motivated by status + the display/ appearance of success - status, materialism, trends, improved lifestyle - glossy, trendy, designer, will move with trends
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SUPER HUMAN PSYCHOGRAPHIC PROFILES What does EXPLORERS mean?
- their core motivation is discovery, they look for challenge + adventure, they are high energy who seek an individual experience - first to try new brands (young/ students
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SUPER HUMAN PSYCHOGRAPHIC PROFILES What does REFORMERS mean?
- they are defined by self esteem and personal growth, they are not influenced or impressed by status + are not materialistic - they are socially aware people who invest in brands + products which are good for them + the environment - select brands for inartistic quality, forcing natural simplicity, small is beautiful
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ACTIVE AUDIENCE What are audiences uses of media?
. Blumler + Katz say all audiences are active + choose media that satisfies their needs . Escapism, information, identity, relationship
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PASSIVE AUDIENCE What is the theory of hypodermic needle in media?
. A theory that suggests that audiences passively consume media + the media’s ideology which then becomes their own . This theory suggests that audiences do not challenge the messages they consume . This theory is flawed because there are many conflicting ideologies
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ACTIVE AUDIENCES What is pluralism?
. Individual audience members consume a wide range of media texts, not having the same ideologies as them . An individual consumes messages through a filter of their own beliefs + values
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What is hyper reality?
. Idea that media+ media representations aren’t real life, they are specific versions of it, as such they are biased