SWOT and Advertising types/forms Flashcards

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What is SWOT analysis

A

a study to identify internal strengths and weaknesses, as well as its external opportunities and threats.

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What does the S in SWOT stand for?

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Strengths

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What does the W in SWOT stand for?

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Weaknesses

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What does the O in SWOT stand for?

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Oppotunties

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What does the T in SWOT stand for?

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Threats

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What assessment do S and W fall under

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Internal assessment

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What assessment do O and T fall under

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External Assesment

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What is the importance of advertising time slots?

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Important for accessing a certain demographic (eg. 9am-3pm are predominately going to be the stay at homes, elderly or unemployed)

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9
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What are some of the different forms of advertising?

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Product placement in movies/TV for subconscious advertisements
Branding aka the use of logos and slogans
Celeb endorsement used for their wide range and influence
Guerrilla advertising for public attention (interactive billboards, flash mobs, cars with ads on them)

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What are some techniques to target buyers?

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Appealing to emotion
A problem to a solution you didn't know you had
Sex appeal
Personification
Word of mouth
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11
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What are the legal and ethical issues that advertisers face? Add more

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False advertisement

Marketing to children

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What are some disceptive techniques that companies are allowed to use?

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Fine print that is too small to read
Before and after ads
Tests and surveys that aren't backed
Country of origin
Packaging 
Special offers
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What are some examples of anti-competitive conduct

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Cartel conduct is where businesses agree to act together instead of competing against each other
Anti-competitive agreements
Misuse of marketing power
Exclusive dealing
Resale price maintenance 
Mergers
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14
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What does SUGS stand for?

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Selling
Under the
Guise of a
Survey

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What is SUGing

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Where you are approached to fill out a survey and then sold a product

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