Chapter 16 Flashcards
any paid form of
nonpersonal communication about an organization, product, service, or idea by an identified sponsor used to inform, persuade, and remind is defined as
Advertising
Promotion of product to induce customers to purchase it is defined as
Product Advertising
What term promotes companies and does not attempt to sell anything directly
Institutional Advertising
What are the two types of advertisement?
Product Ads
Institutional Ads
What are the 3 types of product ads?
Pioneering
Competitive
Reminder
Which type of product advertisement is based on new products in the introductory stage. Gets people excited fro the launch, builds brand awareness, and tells people about a product or where it can be found
Pioneering Product Ads
Which type of product advertisement is persuasive by encouraging to take action, promotes brand features, and is comparative to strengths of their competitors
Competitive Product Ads
Which type of product advertisement reinforces knowledge of products, are well recognized products, stimulate repeat purchases, and assures users that have made the right choice
Reminder Product Ads
Which type of advertising has a goal to promote a company’s overall
reputation rather than a particular product or
service. Places effort to promote its mission, vision, philosophies, and principles
Institutional Advertisements
An appeal to emotion is known as
Pathos
An appeal to logic or reason is known as
Logos
An appeal to credibility or character is known as
Ethos
What are the 3 main advertising appeals we discussed in class?
Fear
Sex
Humorous
What type of appeal persuades people to feel they are assuming risk if they don’t purchase product or take action
Fear Appeal
Which type of appeal suggests product will increase the attractiveness of user and moves away from “over-sexualized” campaigns. Studies show this appeal elicits greater response than any other and doesn’t always lead to changes in recall, recognition and purchase intent
Sex Appeal
Which type of appeal implies directly or indirectly that product is more fun or exciting than competitors.
Can wear out early, losing interest of consumers
Humorous Appeal