Marketing Flashcards
List the 3 perspectives of a strong brand
1) strategists
2) consumers
3) creatives
What are the three levels of consumer brand engagement
1) social engagement
2) self-centred engagement
3) object engagement
What are the 4 main purposes of brands?
1) functional
2) identity building
3) relational
4) symbolic
What are the 4 types of brand associations?
1) emotions
2) relationship bonds
3) iconic meaning
4) collective identity
Customer based brand equity pyramid
Bottom: 1) Salience (awareness) eg. coke being familiar
2) Performance (functional benefits)
3)Judgements (how do we evaluate)
4) Imagery (symbolism wrapped around the brand)
5) Feelings (emotions towards the brand)
Top: 6) Resonance (identify with) eg. pampers
List the 12 brand archetypes
1) Outlaw (diesel, Harley)
2) Jester (alcohol brands)
3) Lover (Kisses chocolate)
4) Caregiver (Pillsbury cookies)
5) Everyman (Volkswagen)
6) Innocent (coca-cola)
7) Ruler (IBM)
8) Sage (SAP)
9) Magician (Disney)
10) Hero (Nike)
11) Creator (Lego)
12) Explorer (Jeep)
7 common story types
1) underdog
2) quest
3) journey and return
4) comedy
5) tragedy
6) rags to riches
7) rebirth
List some appeal techniques
1) positive appeal
2) negative appeal
3) humorous appeal
4) sexual appeal
5) emotional appeal
6) lifestyle appeal
Steps in the social media marketing plan
1) determine the objective
2) plan the content
3) distribute and promote the content
4) measure success
List the 7 steps in the creative inspiration process
1) goal
2) strategy
3) point of view
4) timeline
5) senses
6) medium
7) implementation
List the 6 steps in the marketing communication mix
- Advertising
- PR
- Sales promotion
- Direct response
- Personal selling
- Events marketing/sponsorship
List the internal and external sources of dilution
External:
- trademark infringement
- brand crisis
- social media
Internal:
- inconsistent marketing mix
- brand leveraging decisions
What are the steps to the BETTER Model of experiential marketing
B- Brand personality E- Emotional connection T- Target audience T- Two-way interaction E- Exponential element R- Reach
What is ambush (gorilla) marketing
The practice by which a rival company attempts to associate its products with an event that already has sponsors (showing up to a sports game in your brands t-shirts)
List the brand architecture options
House of brands (P&G)
Endorsed brands (Courtyard by Marriott)
Sub-Brands (Apple)
Branded house (FedEx)