Digital Flashcards

1
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what are some (10) trends of the digital era that have implications for branding and brand management?

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  • Changes in the consumer decision journey
  • Sharp increase in buying via online retail channels
  • Shift in advertising and promotion expenditures toward digital channels
  • Rise of many-to-many communications
  • Dramatic increase in consumer touchpoints
  • Tremendous increase in data availability
  • Use of digital personalization
  • Loss of control over brand message and co-creation of brand meaning
  • Role of user experiences
  • Growth of brands as cultural symbols
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Digital marketing and social media channels and the ability to communicate with each other has fueled an increase in _________

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touchpoints

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marketing attribution

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practice of determining the role that any given channel plays in informing and influencing the customer journey

  • thinking of the set of user/consumer actions that generate desired outcome, and then assigning value/importance to these
    –> what is the thing that causes the behaviour

**critical to success of content marketing

-ie how parts of what you are doing are getting the customer to engage in desired behaviour (conversions)

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digital personalization

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Targeting individual consumers with varying offers to try to ensure that they complete a purchase
–> digital tools allow for unprecedented personalization
(product as well as message)
- some negativity in terms of how much is being personalized (privacy concerns)

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5
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dynamic pricing

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same product can become available at different prices based on expressed customer interest (a kind of digital personalization)

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6
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what three ways is brand meaning primarily coproduced

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  • Firm-generated brand meaning
  • Consumer-generated brand meaning
  • Media and cultural influences
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7
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____________ is the key to digital brand success

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Seamless user experience

(Needs an interface that consumers can effortlessly navigate to maximize user experience)

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what are the three levels of brand engagement

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  • Low brand engagement
  • Moderate brand engagement
  • High brand engagement
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what kind of influences are there on brand engagement?

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brand marketing and non-brand influences

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negative brand engagement

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  • Hatred and dissatisfaction with a brand
    – > Companies can redress customer grievances
    –> Brand ambassadors
  • Boycotts or social movements
  • Brands are more readily ridiculed and parodied due to the online nature of the communication
  • but also an opportunity –> if properly turned around/addressed
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content marketing

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strategic marketing approach focused on creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and retain a clearly defined audience— and, ultimately, to drive profitable customer action.

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12
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Above the line (ATL)

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mass marketing, not targeting consumers, large chunks of population

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pros of ATL

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  • May be ideal for building brand awareness with a large group of people because your messaging is spread across several large platforms, creating repetition with your audience.
  • May be impactful because it combines visual and audible elements to augment customers’ attention.
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cons of ATL

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  • Hard to measure exact impact and ROI
  • Cost
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15
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Below the line (BTL)

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targeted to certain consumers/people

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BTL pros

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  • Aimed at those specifically identified
  • More focused than ATL on ROI, user conversions and quantifying success
  • Highly trackable results
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BTL cons

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  • Risk
  • No knowledge of how much traffic will be received until after the ad campaign has begun
  • Need to consider costs and time involved when deciding whether to use paid traffic campaigns
18
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Through the Line (TTL)

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both ATL and BTL

19
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TTL pros

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attacking two fronts simultaneously improving general awareness and also aiming to increase traffic and sales

20
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TTL cons

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more expensive to use than either ATL or BTL alone. For this reason, it is normally used only by large, established companies

21
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TTL example

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Oxfam donation ad, asking people to call or text number

22
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single-touch marketing attribution

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giving credit to one instance

23
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multi-touch marketing attribution

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gives credit to more than one instance, more accurate but more complicated

24
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more considerations for brand engagement

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  • does high brand engagement have impact on those who are less or not engaged
    –> and then conversely, what effects do negatively engaged consumers have?
  • what can you do to move people who are not/less engaged
25
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challengess of dealing with negative brand engagment

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response
- have to be accountable
- how long. ittakes to respond is important
- are you responding to negative comments in addition to positive

26
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what do you have to consider when thinking about ATL, BTL, TTL

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intent
–> ie if you want direct response, cannot be ATL