Finals Flashcards

1
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The placement of announcements and persuasive messages in time or space purchased in any of the mass media by business firms, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and individuals

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Advertising

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seek to inform and/or persuade members of a particular target market or audience about their products, services, organizations, or ideas.

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Advertiisng

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3
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Appeals to a potential buyer

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Advertisement

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4
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Aims to sell a product, a service or
ideology

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Advertisement

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5
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Found almost everywhere

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Advertisement

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6
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techniques that would enhance the appeal of their products to cater to the needs of consumers.

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Packard’s Theory of Needs

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Who is behind the Theory of Needs?

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Vance Packard

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Wha are the needs in Packard’s Theory of Needs?

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  1. Emotional Security
  2. Reassurance of worth
  3. Ego gratification
  4. Creative outlets
  5. Love objects
  6. Sense of Power
  7. Sense of roots
  8. Immortality
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9
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An individual has a need to feel safe.

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Emotional Security

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10
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Examples of emotional security

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  • Pension plans
  • Automobile brands
  • Health and fitness products
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11
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How does deodorants offer emotional security?

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it offers a sense of security in social relationships.

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12
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An individual has an inner need to feel important.

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Reassurance of worth

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13
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An individual has a need to be praised.

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Ego gratification

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14
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An individual needs an outlet to express creativity.

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Creative outlets

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15
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An individual has a need for things that allow him/her to show affection.

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Love objects

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16
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An individual has an inherent need for power which has been exploited by merchandisers.

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Sense of Power

17
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individual has a need to connect to one’s identity.

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Sense of roots

18
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An individual has a need to defy death.

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Immortaltiy

19
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Types of Advertisement

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  1. Print Advertisement
  2. Video Advertisement
  3. Radio Advertisement
20
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What are examples of Print Advertisements?

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  • Magazines and newspapers
  • Brochures, fliers and coupons
  • Billboards and transit ads
21
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Print advertisement that aims for a massive audience

A

Magazines and newspapers

22
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Print advertisement that is for a smaller audience

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Brochure, fliers and coupons

23
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Print advertisement that is for outdoor advertisement

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Billboard and transit ads

24
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Tips in delivering effective print ads

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  1. Know your target consumers -
  2. Craft a singular message
25
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Together with your client, craft a customer profile.

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  1. Know your target consumers
26
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An ad’s message must be simple and clear.

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  1. Craft a singular message
27
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What are the parts in print print ad?

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  1. The Headline
  2. Images and Design
  3. Slogans and Taglines
28
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Includes layout, font, and color scheme

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Image and design

29
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a phrase about the company

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Taglines

30
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a phrase about the product

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Slogan

31
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These are commonly aired in major networks.

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Video Advertisement

32
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The creative process is rigorous.

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Video Advertisement

33
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Usually lasts for a minute or less

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Video Advertisement

34
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How to make an effective video ad?

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  1. Use brand endorsers
  2. Use icons
  3. Use good storylines
  4. Use humor
  5. Use jingles
35
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Cheaper than television

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Radio Advertisement

36
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Loyal following

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Radio Advertisement

37
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Capable of conveying emotions

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Radio Advertisement