Advertising Flashcards

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Methods of advertising/sources

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TV 
Radio
Billboards
Internet
Newspapers
Magazines
Inema
Video
DVD
Sponsorship
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2
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Special techniques

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Language + slogans
Claims
Weasel words

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Language + slogans

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Provide image, ‘best a man can get’ or ‘appliance of science’

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Claims

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Ni real meaning, ways of persuading, ‘because I’m worth it’ or ‘finger-lickin’ good’

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5
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Weasel words

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Suggest something rather than giving real information

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Functions of advertising

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1 Introduce new products
2 Provide information
3 Promote brand names + present good image of company
4 Increase sales

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Effective advertisement

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Should:

  • Capture attention
  • Interest - stop, listen to/read advert
  • Create desire
  • Persuade to buy
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8
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Biased advertiding

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Advertising gives selected amount of info - what advertisers want you to know.

Usually adverts biased - tell you advantages, not drawbacks.

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9
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Objective information

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Gives pros + cons

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10
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Images and strategies

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Humour
Romance
Glamour
Social acceptwnce
Traditional images
Hero worship
Guerrilla advertising
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Humour

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Funny sitution, humorous logo/jingle

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Romance

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Often used to advertise perfumes, chocolates, cosmetics.

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Glamour

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Attractive people + elegant surroundings often used to advertise luxury goods.

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Social acceptance

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Plays on people’s desire to fit in and be popular.

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Traditional images

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Views of countryside, perfect families, spotless homes

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Hero worship

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Well-known celebrities promote or endorse products

17
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‘Guerrilla’ advertising

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When product/brand inserted into entertainment/media.

Eg. Cadillacs in The Matrix Reloaded

18
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Classified ads

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Non-commercial ads used to sell wide range of goods + services

19
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Advantages of advertising

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1 Increases sales
2 Provides employment
3 Information on products, events, services, health hazards, consumer rights & responsibilities.
4 Keeps down cost of newspapers, magazines, TV programmes

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Disadvantages of advertising

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1 Encourages materialism
2 Exaggerated claims
3 Desire + buy things - cant afford
4 Posters + billboards spoil/landscape
5 Increases prices
6 Emphasises gender stereotypes
21
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Control of advertising

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Legal control

Voluntary control

22
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Legal control

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  • EU misleading advertising regulations
  • Consumer Information Act 1978: Makes it an offence to make false/misleading claims about goods/services
  • Employment Equality Act 1998
23
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Voluntary control

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  • Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland

- Central Copy Clearance Ireland (CCCI)

24
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Marketing

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Identify, satisfy, keep the consumer

25
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Marketing techniques

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  • Sales promotions eg. ‘buy one, get one free’
  • Sponsorship
  • Advertising
  • Attractive packaging + presentation
  • Public relations activities, eg. publicising company to wide audience
26
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Market research

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Involves surveys to find out public’s likes + dislikes

27
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4Ps of marketing mix

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Supply right PRODUCT, at right PRICE, in right PLACE, using most suitable PROMOTIONAL techniques

28
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Advertising

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Any message designed to inform, persuade, influence consumers