Lecture 17 Social Media Marketing Flashcards

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What are 6 advantages of SMM?

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Targeted and personal
Interactive
Immediate and timely
Real-time marketing
Cost effective
Engagement and social sharing capabilities
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What is SMM?

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Social Media Marketing

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How can SMM be interactive?

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Engage in conversation with customers for both positive feedback and complaints

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What is meant by real-time marketing?

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Engage with customers anytime, anywhere

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Why is engagement and social sharing capabilities and advantages of SMM?

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It increases customer involvement with the brand

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What are 5 disadvantages of SMM?

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Companies are still experimenting with social media
Social networks are consumer controlled
Social media campaigns can backfire
Revenge hashtags (bashtags)
Hard to meaure results
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Why is it a problem that companies are still experimenting with social media?

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It is not always clear what works and what doesn’t work

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Why is it a problem that social networks are user controlled?

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Consumers control what they engage with online

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What happens if social media campaigns backfire?

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Firms cannot control the narrative

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What are advantages of TV marketing?

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Good mass-marketing coverage
Low cost per exposure
Appeals to senses

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What are limitations of TV marketing?

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High absolute costs, high clutter, fleeting exposure, less audience selectivity

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What are advantages of online, mobile and social media marketing?

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Focus on individuals and customer communities, immediacy, personalisation, interaction and engagement capabilities, social sharing power, low cost

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What are the limitations of online, mobile and social media marketing?

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Potentially narrow impact

Difficult to administer and control; the audience usually controls the content and exposure

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What are the advantages with newspapers?

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Flexibility, timelessness, good local market coverage, broad acceptability, high believability

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What are the limitations with newspapers?

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Short life, poor reproduction quality, small pass-along audience

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What are the advantages of direct mail?

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High audience selectivity, flexibility, no ad competition within the same medium and high believability

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What are the disadvantages of direct mail?

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Relatively high cost per exposure

Junk mail image

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What are advantages of magazines?

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High demographic and geographic selectivity, credibility and prestige, high quality reproduction, long life and good pass along readership

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What are limitations of magazines?

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Long ad purchase lead time, high cost and no guarantee of position

20
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What are the advantages of radio?

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Good local acceptance, high geographic and demographic selectivity and a low cost

21
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What are the limitations of radio?

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Audio only, fleeting exposure, low attention, fragmented audiences

22
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What are the advantages of outdoor marketing?

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Flexibility, high repeat exposure, low cost, low message competition, good personal selectvity

23
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What are the limitations of outdoor marketing?

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Little audience selectivity, creative limitations

24
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What are the two ways in which marketers engage with social media?

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Use existing social media platforms

Create their own social media platform

25
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What do social media sites serve as?

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Brand communities

26
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What is a brand community?

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“A specialised, non-geographically bound community based on a structures set of social relationships among admirers of a brand. it is specialised because at its centre is a branded good or service…Brand communities are participants in the brand’s larger social construction and play a vital role in the brand’s ultimate legacy” (Muniz and O’Guinn, 2001, p412)

27
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How did the Blackberry social media campaign backfire?

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In 2015 Blackberry tweeted an image of their newest phone from an iphone

28
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What are the advantages of niche/ special interest social media sites?

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Consumers who follow niche social media communities are much more engaged

29
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What do niche/ special interest social media sites do?

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They cater to the needs of specific, smaller communities

They are social media networks for people with similar hobbies and interests

30
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What can be potentially more critical than the content used by marketers?

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Deciding which media to use for an ad campaign

31
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What should not be used in isolation?

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SMM

32
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What should SMM be integrated across?

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All platforms

33
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How should social media be conceptualised as?

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“an ecosystem of related elements involving both digital and traditional media” (Hanna et al., 2011 p 265)

34
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How should SMM focus on platforms?

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It should focus on each platform individually.

35
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Where is relationship in the social media matrix?

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Customised message, profile based

36
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What is relationship in the social media matrix?

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Allowing users to connect, reconnect, communicate and build relationships

37
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Where is collaboration on the social media matrix?

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Customised message, content based

38
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What is collaboration in the social media matrix?

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Allowing users to collaboratively find answers, advice, help and reach consensus

39
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Where is self-media in the social media matrix?

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Broadcast message, profile based

40
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What is self-media in the social media matrix?

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Allowing users to broadcast their updates and others to follow

41
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Where are creative outlets in the social media matrix?

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Broadcast message, content based

42
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What are creative outlets in the social media matrix?

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Allowing users to share their interest, creativity, and hobbies with each other

43
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What are the 10 basic needs for social media marketing?

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Autonomy
Competence
Relatedness
Physical thriving
Security
Self-esteem
Self-actualization
Pleasure-stimulation
Money-luxury
Popularity-influence
44
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What is buzz marketing?

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Cultivating opinion leaders for brands