Advertising Flashcards
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Equipment
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- “Advertising agencies use specialized __________ to create visually appealing campaigns.”
- “Modern __________ is critical for generating high-quality commercials that captivate audiences.”
- “The advancements in advertising __________ have significantly improved the production of digital content.”
2
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Distracted
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- “Many students get __________ by online adverts while trying to focus on their studies.”
- “Consumers can be easily __________ by flashy advertisements, leading to impulsive purchases.”
- “While browsing social media, users are often __________ by targeted ads, which affect their productivity.”
3
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Link their name
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- “Brands often __________ to high-profile events to increase their visibility.”
- “Companies that __________ to social causes can improve their reputation among consumers.”
- “By __________ to well-known influencers, brands can tap into new target markets.
4
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Donate
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- “Many businesses __________ a portion of their profits to charities, which boosts their public image.”
- “Advertising campaigns often encourage consumers to __________ to social causes.”
- “Brands that __________ to environmental causes are seen as more responsible and gain consumer trust.”
5
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Sponsors’ advertising messages
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- “Events like the Olympics are filled with __________, which are carefully crafted to target large audiences.”
- “Viewers are bombarded with __________ during major sporting events.”
- “Companies use __________ to align their brand with high-profile events and athletes.”
6
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Media exposure
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- “High __________ can increase a brand’s credibility and attract new customers.”
- “By leveraging __________, companies can effectively spread their advertising message.”
- “Celebrities often gain __________ through partnerships with top brands.”
7
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Brands
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- “__________ often invest heavily in advertising to stay ahead of the competition.”
- “Luxury __________ rely on high-quality ads to maintain their premium image.”
- “Well-known __________ tend to dominate advertising spaces, making it harder for smaller companies to compete.”
8
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Harmful
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- “Advertising unhealthy food can be __________ to public health, especially when targeted at children.”
- “Many people believe that advertisements for alcohol or tobacco are __________ and should be regulated.”
- “The over-promotion of consumerism is seen as __________, leading to unnecessary spending.”
9
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Showcase
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- “Advertisements are designed to __________ the best features of a product.”
- “Companies __________ their latest innovations in high-budget TV commercials.”
- “Product launches are used as opportunities to __________ new designs and features to the public.”
10
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Affect product sales
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- “A well-placed advertisement can dramatically __________, driving business growth.”
- “Negative press about an ad campaign can __________, as consumers might associate the brand with controversy.”
- “Advertisements that resonate with customers emotionally are likely to positively __________.”
11
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Reputation
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- “An unethical ad campaign can severely damage a company’s __________.”
- “Companies must carefully curate their advertisements to protect their __________.”
- “Positive media coverage can enhance a brand’s __________, attracting loyal customers.”
12
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Misbehave
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- “Celebrities who __________ can tarnish the image of the brands they represent.”
- “Children often __________ when they are exposed to advertisements that encourage unhealthy behavior.”
- “Public figures who __________ in advertisements might face backlash from consumers.”
13
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High level of fat and sugar
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- “Fast food advertisements often promote products with a __________, which can contribute to health problems.”
- “Regulations are being considered to limit the advertising of foods with a __________ to children.”
- “Many ads promote snacks with a __________, appealing to younger audiences.”
14
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Encourage
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- “Advertisements often __________ consumers to make impulse purchases.”
- “Brands use social proof in ads to __________ potential customers to try their products.”
- “Marketing strategies are designed to __________ brand loyalty among consumers.”
15
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Pester
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- “Children often __________ their parents to buy products they see in commercials.”
- “Advertisers use techniques that make children __________ adults for the latest toys or gadgets.”
- “Parents can feel overwhelmed when their kids __________ them after seeing ads for unhealthy foods.”
16
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Consumerism
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- “Advertising plays a significant role in promoting __________, encouraging people to buy more than they need.”
- “Critics argue that constant exposure to ads fuels a culture of __________.”
- “Many advertisements perpetuate a cycle of __________ by creating artificial desires.”
17
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Freedom of choice
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- “Some argue that banning certain types of ads infringes on the __________ of consumers.”
- “Advertisements should empower individuals with __________ rather than manipulating their decisions.”
- “Although advertising can influence purchasing decisions, consumers ultimately have the __________.”
18
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Key principle
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- “Transparency is a __________ in ethical advertising.”
- “Honesty should be a __________ for brands when designing their campaigns.”
- “The __________ behind responsible advertising is to provide accurate information to consumers.”
19
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Informed choices
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- “Effective advertising helps consumers make __________ about which products best suit their needs.”
- “Brands should ensure their ads provide enough information for people to make __________.”
- “Consumers must have access to accurate data to make __________.”
20
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Clear link between
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- “There is a __________ exposure to fast food ads and unhealthy eating habits.”
- “Studies show a __________ advertising of sugary drinks and childhood obesity.”
- “Researchers found a __________ advertising spending and increased product sales.”
21
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Unnecessary spending
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- “Advertisements often lead to __________, especially when targeting impulsive buyers.”
- “Brands use persuasive techniques to encourage consumers into __________.”
- “Regulations aim to limit advertising that promotes __________.”
22
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Artificial want
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- “Many advertisements create an __________ for products that consumers don’t actually need.”
- “The goal of most ads is to generate __________, driving people to buy luxury items.”
- “Companies use marketing strategies to instill an __________ among potential customers.”
23
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Glamour
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- “Advertisements often portray an exaggerated sense of __________ to attract consumers.”
- “Luxury brands rely on __________ in their ads to appeal to a high-income demographic.”
- “The __________ in advertising can create unrealistic expectations among consumers.”
24
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Bargains
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- “Consumers are always on the lookout for __________ during sales events.”
- “Advertising often highlights exclusive __________ to entice budget-conscious buyers.”
- “Many shoppers prefer to __________ before making a final purchase decision.”
25
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Shop around
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- “Consumers are encouraged to __________ to find the best deals available.”
- “Advertisements often discourage people from __________ by creating a sense of urgency.”
- “By __________, customers can avoid falling victim to misleading advertisements.”
26
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Rely on
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- “Many small businesses __________ word-of-mouth advertising to reach new customers.”
- “Companies increasingly __________ social media platforms to promote their products.”
- “Brands that __________ digital advertising tend to attract younger demographics.”
27
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Fair trade
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- “Many companies now advertise their commitment to __________ practices.”
- “Consumers are more likely to support brands that promote __________ products.”
- “Ethical advertising emphasizes the benefits of buying __________ goods.”
