TEST 3 Flashcards

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Hierarchy of effects

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  1. Awareness
  2. Knowledge
  3. Desire
  4. Purchase trial
  5. Loyalty

**cognitive (thinking), affective (feeling), and conative (doing) increases as the steps progress

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hierary of effects and the decision-making process:

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  1. Awareness-problem recognition
  2. Knowlege-information search
  3. Desire-evaluation of alternatives
  4. Purchase trial-product choice
  5. Loyalty-post-purchase
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2 ways to determine the promotional budget:

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-top-down budgeting techniques
-bottom-up budgeting technique

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definition

percentage-of-sales method

a top-down budgeting technique

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budget is based on sales

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definition

competitive-parity method

a top-down budgeting technique

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match what competitors spend in marketing communications

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definition

Objective-task method

a bottom-up budgeting technique

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set a specific goal (ex: increase awareness by 20%) and define promotional efforts needed to achieve the goal and associated costs

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3 models of marketing communications:

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  1. one-to-many model (mass communication)-advertising, sales promotions, public relations
  2. one-to-one model-personal selling, direct marketing
  3. many-to-many model-word of mouth thru social media
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definition

Promotional Mix

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communication elements that the marketer controls

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definition

public relations

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communication to create a positive image among various publics (consumers, shareholders, government) and address negative events

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marketers face inherent trade-offs between…

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the extent of message control and the perceived credibility of the message

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when choosing the extent of a marketer’s control over communication

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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

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definition

Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC)

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the careful coordination of all promotional messages to assure the consistency of messages at every contact point where a company meets the consumer

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creative elements of advertising”

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-appeal
-execution format

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how to say it: key creative decisions

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-appeal: rational, emotional, reminder ad, and teaser ad
-execution format: comparison, demonstration, storytelling, testimonial, slice of life, and lifestyle

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definition

advertising appeals

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the central idea of the ad and the basis of advertising message

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definition

informational or rational

an advertising appeal

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-practical need: emphasis on product features and/or benefits
-based on a unique selling proposition (USP)

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definition

emotional

an advertising appeal

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focus on an emotional or social benefit from the product: safety, love, pleasure, excitement, approval, admiration, fear

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definition

reminder advertising

an advertising appeal

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keep brand name in people’s minds

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definition

teaser or mystery ads

an advertising appeal

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generate curosity and interest

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definition

execution formats

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the basic structure of the message

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definition

comparison

a execution format

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a comparative advertisement explicitly names one or more competitors

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definition

demonstration

a execution format

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the ad shows a product “in action” to prove that it performs as claimed

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definition

storytelling

a execution format

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modern storytelling commercials are like 30-second movies with plots that involve the product in a more peripheral way

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definition

testimonial

a execution format

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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

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# definition slice of life | a execution format
Presents a (dramatized) scene from everyday life. Can be effective for everyday products that consumers may feel good about if they see that "real" people buy and use them.
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# definition lifestyle | a execution format
shows a person attractive to the target market in an appealing setting. The advertised product is "part of the scene", implying that the person who buys it will attain the lifestyle.
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where to say it: media vehicles
-traditional media: TV, radio, newspapers, magazines -digital media: search ads, display ads -other media: out-of-home media, advergaming, product placement
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media planning: how to calculate levels of exposure
Gross Rating Points (GRP)= Reach x Frequency ## Footnote *Reach=% of target population exposed at least once within a specified period *Frequency=# of times an individual is exposed within the period
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media planning: how to calculate cost effectiveness
Cost per thousand (CPM)= media cost/# of target audience members reached/1000
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media planning: when and how often (scheduling)
continuous- brand requires continuous reinforcement flighted-seasonal demand pulsing
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# definition sales promotions
programs designed to build interest in or encourage purchase of a good or service during a specified period
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# definition consumer sales promotions
sales promotion activities targeting the ultimate consumer
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# definition trade sales promotions
sales promotion activities targeting a marketing channel member, like a wholesaler or retailer
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consumer-oriented sales promotions
-based on price: coupons, price deals, refunds and rebates, frequency programs, and special/bonus packs -attention getting: stimulate interest in a product like contests, premiums, and sampling
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# definition search engine optimization (SEO)
the process of improving a website to increase its visibility when people search for related products or terms in search engines
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how people use SEO to find your website on a search engine
impressions--> clickthrough rate ---> bounce rate
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# definition impressions
number of times a link is displayed to an internet user (depends on the ranking of the web page for a search term)
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# definition clickthrough rate
percentage of impressions that actually result in clicks
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# equation clickthrough rate (CTR) equation
(number of users who click/impressions) *100
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# definition bounce rate
percentage of visitors who leave after seeing only one page
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content strategy framework (aka hero-hub-help framework)
-Hero-large scale, tent-pole events or 'go big' moments designed to raise broad awareness -Hub-regularly scheduled 'push' content designed for your prime prospect -Help-always on 'pull' content designed for your core target
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examples of the hero-hub-help framework
-hero=video music awards -hub="see the real me" series -help= day to day interactions and posts in social media
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company's role in content creation
-create -collaborate -curate
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google ranks indexed web pages for organic search based on what two criteria?
relevance and authority
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what is going to maximimize impressions?
search engine rank
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# a criteria for maximizing impressions w search engine rank relevance
-how closely a consumer's search query matched a web page -based on page title, page content, page descriptors (meta tags)
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# a criteria for maximizing impressions w search engine rank authority
-degree to which the web site is a reputable, trustworthy source -based on the number and authority of other web pages that link to it
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do you want to increase or minimize bounce rate?
minimize
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how do search engines determine an ad's positioning on a page?
-quality score=how relevant the ad is to the consumer & quality of the landing page -cost per click bid=amount a firm bids on a particular keyword & keywords that attract higher traffic are more expensive
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can buy display ads in two ways (depending on your goal)
-pay per impression (CPM) -pay per click
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# definition pay per impression (CPM)
goal: build awareness the company pays every time a consumer sees a display ad, whether or not a consumer clicks through
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# definition pay per click
goal: maximize clicks and conversion rates the company only pays when the consumer clicks on the ad
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# definition engagement rate equation
sum of all comments and likes/# of posts x 1/# of followers | avg. engagment per post x per follower
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# definition public relations
the communication function that seeks to build good relationships w an organization's publics: consumers, stockholders, legislators, and other stakeholders
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# definition proactive PR
create publicity: unpaid communication about an organization that appears in the mass media
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# definition crisis management
manage firm reputation in face of a negative event: -be honest about the problem -quickly take responsibility for correcting it
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PR activities | there's 6 of them!
-press releases -internal relations -investor relations -lobbying -sponsorships -guerrilla marketing
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# definition internal relations | a PR activity
engaging employees of the org
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# definition investor relations | a PR activity
focus on the financial community (ex: annual report)
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# definition guerrilla marketing | a PR activity
surprising consumers w promotional actions in unexpected places
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# definition personal selling
a purchase situation involving a personal communication between two people in an attempt to influence each other
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the more complex, technical, and expensive the product....
the more heavily firms tend to rely on personal selling to promote it
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transactional selling | approach to personal selling
approach that focuses on making an immediate sale with little concern for developing a long-term relationship with the customer
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# definition relationship selling | approach to personal selling
process by which a salesperson secures, develops, and maintains long-term, profitable customer relationships
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key forms of direct marketing
catalog, direct mail, direct-response TV, infomercials, and M-commerce
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# definition marketing channel
a set of interdependent organizations that eases the transfer of ownership as products move from producer to business user or consumer
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key channel members
-producers -wholesalers -retailers -consumers
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# definition supply chain
supply chain incl. all activities necessary to turn raw materials into a good or service and put it into the hands of the consumer/business customer
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3 functions performed by channel members
1. breaking bulk 2. creating assortment 3. transaction efficiency
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# definition direct channel
producer---> consumers
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# definition indirect channels
ex: producer to retailer to consumers OR producer to wholesaler to retailers to consumers | basically.. anything more than producer straight to consumer!
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3 factors that influence channel length
-*market factors*: geographic location, big/small orders -*product factors*:perishable/durable, complex/simple, expensive/inexpensive -*producer factors*: manufactor has/lacks resources, broad/limited product line, channel control important/not important
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3 levels of distribution intensity
-intensive -selective -exclusive
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# definition intensive | level of distribution intensity
achieve mass market selling, less expensive products that merit little shopping effort | number of intermediaries: many
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# definition selective | level of distribution intensity
work with selected intermediaries, more expensive products which requires comparison shopping | number of intermediaries: several
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# definition exclusive | level of distribution intensity
work with single intermediary, products searched extensively by consumers with high cost-to-serve and need for individualized attention | number of intermediaries: one
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# definition supply chain management
integrates processes within and across firms to optimize the flow of products, finances, and information from initial suppliers to the ultimate customer
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# definition cultural values ## Footnote which markets to enter depend on socio-cultural factors like cultural values and social norms
shared conceptions of what's desirable in the culture: cultural ideals | in USA: high on individualism...
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# definition social norms and customs ## Footnote which markets to enter depend on socio-cultural factors like cultural values and social norms
specific rules that dictate what's appropriate within a society: how to behave | ex: keep your distance, respect others' personal space
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# definition standardization | standardization OR localization??
-basic needs and wants are the same everywhere -large economies of scale: same product, same promotional materials
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# definition localization | standardization OR localization??
-each culture is unique -tailoring products and promotional materials to local markets increases marketing effectiveness
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product strategies
straight extension->adaptation->invention