Module 6: Output Measures: Awareness and Attitudes Flashcards

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What do attitudinal measures aim to do?

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They seek to quantify the impact of an activity on the ideas, feelings and stated intentions of the audience.

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What’s the problem with attitudinal measures?

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People don’t always record what they really think or feel.

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3
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Name 3 key campaign awareness measures?

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  1. Spontaneous campaign awareness
  2. Message recall
  3. Campaign attribution
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4
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Why can attitudinal measures be unreliable?

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Just because people have a brand in their minds doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll go out and buy that brand.

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5
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Name 3 types of campaign awareness measures.

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  1. Top of mind Campaign Awareness
  2. Prompted Campaign Awareness
  3. Verified Campaign Awareness
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6
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Name 3 types of brand awareness measures.

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  1. Brand image scores
  2. Spontaneous brand awareness
  3. Consideration
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Name 3 attitudinal measures you can use in your evaluation.

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  1. Emotional response
  2. Brand perception
  3. Intent to purchase
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8
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What reservations exist about campaign awareness scores?

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Dominant media tend to over-score.

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9
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How do you calculate real price?

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Divide the raw price data by the Retail Price Index

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10
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How do we calculate the relative price?

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Divide the price of one item by the price of another.

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