lecture 6: understand nature & impact of D.F.M. Flashcards
traditional vs. digital marketing
traditional
- generic audience
- defined place and time
- limited exposure
- positive engagement
- limited variety
- celebrities
- overt, obvious, parental conflict
- country specific
digital
- smartphone for each person
- big data and analytics
- tracking and targeting
- real-time acces and responses
- worldwide access
digital food environment
- online spaces where people interact with food-content
- increasingly obesogenic environment
types of media
- owned
-paid - influencer
- user-generated
- earned
- other entertaining
cue reactivity theory and classic conditioning
food cues in ads —> cue reactivity –> purchase and consumption
influenced by: level of integration and individual susceptability
key features of social media marketing
- anywhere, anytime
-personalized - longer exposure time
- parents are not gatekeeper
- active engagement
- active engagement
- covert and subtle
why are adolescent so vulnerable
- early adopters
- highly active on social media
- more spending power
- brand loyalty
- more impulsive
ways to encounter negative impact
- advertising literacy training
- increase awareness age requirements for kids
- disclosure in ads
- legislation (dutch ad code: self regulated, hardly any sanctions, age limit is not protected)
study van der bread with doritos
no effect
- when the sponsor was mentioned, the ad was recognized
- use of bag of chips as gift was more often choosen