Ch 8 Flashcards

1
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A poor creative strategy could lead to the marketing failure of an excellent product.

A

true

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2
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When Robert includes elements in his clients’ advertising campaigns that are rare, surprising, or move away from the obvious or commonplace, he is changing the ________ factor of divergence.

A

originality

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3
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Which of the following statements is true of a campaign theme?

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It is the central message that will be communicated in all advertising activities.

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4
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The creative department of Beautiful You, a cosmetic company, directed its research organization to conduct a focus group study to determine the “likability” of its creative ideas and themes. It also requested empirical data on customer attitudes toward its recently developed slogan, “Love the skin you are in” that was developed by the company. In which stage of the creative process is Beautiful You likely to be?

A

verification

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5
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Ethnographic research is what type of research?

A

qualitative

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6
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Ben, a sales assistant at The Electronic Store, surveyed 500 customers to find out what issues they encountered when using the company’s laptops. He also asked the customers to rate the brands they used on the basis of these issues. In this scenario, Ben was involved in

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a problem detection study.

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7
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Advertising plans are ________ in nature.

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short-term?

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8
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TellMe, a marketing research organization, conducted a study on a group of 10 customers, all of whom had used Shield refrigerators. Through this study, the company found out that Shield refrigerators were thought to be overpriced but gave excellent service. Some customers felt that the cooling system could be improved. Which type of study did TellMe conduct?

A

focus group study

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9
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General preplanning input includes

A

clipping services.

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10
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According to David Ogilvy, two or more brands that are similar should indulge in preparation of elaborate ads explaining the differences between them in order to increase brand selection.

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false

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11
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Which of the following statements is true of the inherent drama approach?

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It revolves around finding the characteristic that makes the consumer purchase the product.

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12
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Who among the following developed the concept of the unique selling proposition?

A

Rosser Reeves

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13
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A major selling idea should emerge as the strongest singular thing you can say about your product or service and should stand strong enough to remain the central issue in every ad and commercial in the campaign.

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true

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14
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The theme for the advertising campaign is usually expressed through a ________ that reduces the key idea into a few words or a brief statement.

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slogan

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15
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Using artists from famous rock bands in ads that are targeted at teens is an example of

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ad-to-consumer relevance.

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16
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After working through the night on their client’s challenge, Marla and her team have a “Eureka!” moment that births an idea. They are in the ________ stage of the creative process.

A

illumination

17
Q

________ popularized the idea of brand image in his book Confessions of an Advertising Man.

A

David Ogilvy

18
Q

Mars Inc., a tobacco company, popularized the idea of smoking cigarettes by using the image of a biker in its ads. Subsequently, the company created a “macho-man” image and launched ads that featured slogans such as “Only real men smoke Mars cigarettes.” In this scenario, Mars Inc. used a(n)

A

image advertising strategy.

19
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A brand manager views the purpose of advertising as __________, whereas a copyeditor views the purpose of advertising to be ______________

A

increasing sales, winning awards.