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Consumers Use of ADV/PR Flashcards

1
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brand advertising

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create liking or preference

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2
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direct response advertising

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immediate

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3
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marketers own experience

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only way to understand what consumers wanted

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4
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psychological theories

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look at the way people behaved and why they did those thinga

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5
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explanation of behavior

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why consumers do things and what they are thinking

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6
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attrubution modeling

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predict human behavior

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7
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high involvement

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what college to go to

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low involvement

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whats for dinner, or what toothpaste to buy

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decision process of a consumer

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problem recognition, search internal/external, alternative evaluation, choice, outcomes

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problem recognition

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when did you realize you had to solve this problem

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search internal/external

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prior knowledge and experience/ hear an ad, google something, ask a friend

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consideation set

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what you would consider eating for dinner

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evaluative criteria

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whats most important to you

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14
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cultural influences

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mainstream - collective values and beliefs of society.. Sub - distinctive lifestyles/values

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social rank and class

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prestige - income, job, association, influence, parents are determinants

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interpersonal influences

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FAMILY, friends/role models - product advice. Opinion leaders (experts)

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17
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two step flow theory

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mass media to leaders to consumers

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18
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individual influences

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demographics - divide “mass” market up, gender makes a difference,

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psychological influences

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perception is reality, memory, learning, attitude, motivation, perception is different for each consumer

20
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subliminal perception

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you see it but you are not aware you see it - what you see is what you get

21
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James Vicary

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eat popcorn drink coke

22
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Vance Packard

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hidden persuasions

23
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Wilson Brian Key

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subliminal seduction

24
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individual influences

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memory and learning and attitudes - retention of new info and aquire new behaviors

25
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attitudes

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inclination to evaluate product in certain way, resistant to change

26
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3 components of attitude

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cognitive - think, big raise WOW; affetuve - feel, I don?t like him hes an aggie; action tendency - doing, might influence vote bc of raise

27
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marketers influence consumers by

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reinforce brand habits,increase retention of message, reinforce buying, brand loyalty (preference)

28
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one way communication

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seen, stored, recalled

29
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buying motives

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achuevement, independent, exhibition, recognition, dominance, affiliation, nurturance, sexuality, stimulation, saving money

30
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how consmers process brand image advertising

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media exposure, selective attention, attitude connection, retention, action

31
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media exposure

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consumer gets the chance to perceive the ad

32
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selective attention

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hopefully pay attention because our brain filters whats not important (perceptual screening)

33
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selective attention - one image

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repeatedly showing one image

34
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selective attention - visual hook

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no sound, draws attention

35
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attitude connection - central route

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can be modified by persuasion of new product information

36
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attitude connection -peripheral route

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modified by attitude toward ad itself, whther its viewed as credible or likeable - experise, trustworthiness

37
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retention

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REPITITION, short term to long term memory

38
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response behavior; choice

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information, preference, action, outcomes

39
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marketing research

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identify markets

40
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consumer research

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understand consumers

41
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media research

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find most effective media messages and budget levels

42
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secondary research

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find out what is already known - database sources

43
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primary research

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custom research to suit needs of a certain market

44
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quantitative research

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brand advertisers are heavy users of this; surveys, single source scanner data, experimental market tests

45
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qualitative research

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used to help form understanding; find out how people relate, new package design, creative treatment - focus groups, one on one interviews, observations – creative and relationships

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