TEST 3 Flashcards
Hierarchy of effects
- Awareness
- Knowledge
- Desire
- Purchase trial
- Loyalty
**cognitive (thinking), affective (feeling), and conative (doing) increases as the steps progress
hierary of effects and the decision-making process:
- Awareness-problem recognition
- Knowlege-information search
- Desire-evaluation of alternatives
- Purchase trial-product choice
- Loyalty-post-purchase
2 ways to determine the promotional budget:
-top-down budgeting techniques
-bottom-up budgeting technique
definition
percentage-of-sales method
a top-down budgeting technique
budget is based on sales
definition
competitive-parity method
a top-down budgeting technique
match what competitors spend in marketing communications
definition
Objective-task method
a bottom-up budgeting technique
set a specific goal (ex: increase awareness by 20%) and define promotional efforts needed to achieve the goal and associated costs
3 models of marketing communications:
- one-to-many model (mass communication)-advertising, sales promotions, public relations
- one-to-one model-personal selling, direct marketing
- many-to-many model-word of mouth thru social media
definition
Promotional Mix
communication elements that the marketer controls
definition
public relations
communication to create a positive image among various publics (consumers, shareholders, government) and address negative events
marketers face inherent trade-offs between…
the extent of message control and the perceived credibility of the message
when choosing the extent of a marketer’s control over communication
advertising
sales promotion
personal selling
direct marketing
public relations
word of mouth
list goes from high control to low control/high cost to low cost
definition
Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC)
the careful coordination of all promotional messages to assure the consistency of messages at every contact point where a company meets the consumer
creative elements of advertising”
-appeal
-execution format
how to say it: key creative decisions
-appeal: rational, emotional, reminder ad, and teaser ad
-execution format: comparison, demonstration, storytelling, testimonial, slice of life, and lifestyle
definition
advertising appeals
the central idea of the ad and the basis of advertising message
definition
informational or rational
an advertising appeal
-practical need: emphasis on product features and/or benefits
-based on a unique selling proposition (USP)
definition
emotional
an advertising appeal
focus on an emotional or social benefit from the product: safety, love, pleasure, excitement, approval, admiration, fear
definition
reminder advertising
an advertising appeal
keep brand name in people’s minds
definition
teaser or mystery ads
an advertising appeal
generate curosity and interest
definition
execution formats
the basic structure of the message
definition
comparison
a execution format
a comparative advertisement explicitly names one or more competitors
definition
demonstration
a execution format
the ad shows a product “in action” to prove that it performs as claimed
definition
storytelling
a execution format
modern storytelling commercials are like 30-second movies with plots that involve the product in a more peripheral way
definition
testimonial
a execution format
a celebrity, an expert, or a “man in the street” states the product’s effectiveness. The use of a celebrity endorser is a common but expensive strategy