Appropriate Marketing Campaigns Flashcards

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What must marketing campaigns be able to do to remain effective?

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Marketing campaigns must adapt to internal and external changes while staying aligned with the business’s goals.

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What are responsive marketing campaigns?

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Responsive marketing campaigns are flexible and able to adjust to internal or external changes.

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What might happen to a marketing campaign in response to change?

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Campaigns might need to be delayed, brought forward, or scrapped. Back-up plans and alternatives should be prepared for major changes.

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Why are progress checks important during a marketing campaign?

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Progress checks ensure the campaign remains relevant and affordable, especially when priorities or budgets change within the business.

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How do internal changes affect marketing campaigns?

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Internal changes, like shifts in business priorities or budgets, can require campaigns to be adjusted to stay relevant.

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How do external changes affect marketing campaigns?

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External changes, such as market conditions or competitor activities, may require campaigns to adapt to new circumstances.

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Why must marketing campaigns align with organisational goals?

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Campaigns should reflect and support the business’s mission statement and goals to maintain relevance and purpose.

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What assumptions might marketing campaigns make about the external market?

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Marketing campaigns may assume certain market conditions or competitor activities, which could change and require adjustments.

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What is brand value?

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Brand value is the premium placed on a product or service due to its reputation. It represents the present and future value of cash that the brand generates.

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What is the link between marketing activities and brand value?

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Marketing activity: Promotes the brand to audiences.
Brand image: How audiences view the brand compared to competitors.
Brand equity: Customers’ preference for the brand over competitors.
Customer behavior: Changes in behavior due to brand preference.
Brand value: Increased cash flow from customer behavior changes.

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What is brand image?

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Brand image is how audiences view a brand compared to its competitors.

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What is brand equity?

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Brand equity is customers’ preference for a brand compared to its competitors.

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How does customer behavior relate to brand value?

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Changes in customer behavior, driven by brand preference, increase cash flow and contribute to brand value.

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What is sustainable marketing (or green marketing)?

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Sustainable marketing focuses on minimizing the negative impacts of products or services on society or the environment while highlighting their positive attributes.

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What is the main goal of sustainable marketing?

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The main goal of sustainable marketing is to clearly state how a product or service minimizes negative impacts on society and the environment.

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How does sustainability relate to marketing activities?

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Sustainable marketing integrates environmental and societal impact considerations into the promotion of products and services.