Media & Advertising Flashcards

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Mass media

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Definition: Means of public communication reaching a large audience.

Example: The mass media has a significant impact on shaping public opinion.

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Advertising campaign

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Definition: A coordinated series of advertisements with a unified message.

Example: The company launched an advertising campaign to promote its new product line.

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Target audience

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Definition: A specific group of people that an advertisement is aimed at.

Example: Advertisers need to clearly define their target audience to ensure the message resonates.

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Brand awareness

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Definition: The extent to which consumers are familiar with the qualities of a particular brand.

Example: Social media influencers have helped boost brand awareness for many companies.

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Digital Marketing

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Definition: The promotion of products or brands via electronic media.

Example: In today’s world, digital marketing is more effective than traditional print advertising.

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Celebrity endorsement

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Definition: When a famous person promotes a product or service.

Example: Celebrity endorsements can increase the credibility and sales of a product.

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Misleading advertisement

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Definition: An ad that contains false or deceptive claims.

Example: Misleading advertisements can erode consumer trust in a brand.

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Brand loyalty

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Definition: The tendency of consumers to continue buying the same brand’s products.

Example: Strong brand loyalty can be achieved through consistent quality and effective advertising.

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Prime time

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Definition: The time during the viewing schedule when the largest audience is available.

Example: Advertisers often pay a premium to secure a commercial spot during prime time.

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Manipulative tactics

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Definition: Advertising strategies aimed at influencing consumer decisions by playing on emotions or misleading them.

Example: Some advertisers use manipulative tactics to make their products seem more necessary than they are.

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Brand identity

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Definition: The visible elements of a brand, such as colour, design, and logo, that distinguish it from competitors.

Example: A strong brand identity helps customers recognize and differentiate a brand in a crowded marketplace.

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User-generated content

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Definition: Content created by consumers about a brand or product.

Example: User-generated content on social media has become an essential part of many marketing strategies.

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Audience engagement

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Definition: The degree of interaction between the audience and the content.

Example: High audience engagement is essential for successful advertising campaigns.

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Consumer protection

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Definition: Laws and regulations that protect consumers from unfair business practices.

Example: Consumer protection laws ensure that advertisements do not deceive customers.

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Niche market.

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Definition: A specialized segment of the market for a particular kind of product or service.

Example: Many advertisers focus on niche markets to reach a specific target audience

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Consent

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Consent

– permission for something to happen or an agreement to do something, often referring to data usage.

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Transparency

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Transparency

– the quality of being easily understood or clear, particularly in terms of how companies use personal data.

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Algorithm

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Algorithm

– a process or set of rules followed by computers in problem-solving operations, often used in personalized ads or content.