To Know About Promotion: Advertising Flashcards

1
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Limited in quantity

Limited in time

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Promotions

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2
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Starting point of the marketing concept

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Market

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3
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Focus of the marketing concept

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Customer needs

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4
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Means of the marketing concept

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Integrated marketing

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5
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Ends of the marketing concept

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Profits through customer satisfaction

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6
Q

4 P’s

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Product
Promotion
Price
Place

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7
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5 parts of the promotion mix

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Advertising 
PR/Publicity
Direct Marketing 
Sales promotion 
Personal selling
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8
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A goal of the promotion mix is to persuasively

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Communicate customer value and build customer relationships

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9
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A goal of the promotion mix is to deliver

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A clear, consistent and compelling message

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10
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A goal of the promotion mix is “integrated…”

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Integrated Marketing Communications

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11
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Three key characteristics in advertising

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Paid
Nonpersonal communication
Identified sponsor

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12
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Four types of media

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Paid
Owned
Earned
Shared

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13
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An ad, billboard or commercial are examples of what kind of media

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Paid

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14
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A company website, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook are examples of what kind of media

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Owned media

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15
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A retweet or a repost is an example of what kind of media

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Shared media

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16
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A 3rd party getting involved; media got involved when kid was put on blast for eating a kit kat wrong; this is an example of what kind of media

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Earned

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17
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Three types of advertising involved in setting objectives

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Informative
Persuasive
Reminder

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18
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Build primary demand (knowledge); good for introducing a new product category is what advertising

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Informative advertising

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19
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Builds secondary demand (preference); good for direct or indirect brand comparisons is what kind of advertising

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Persuasive advertising

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20
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Increase frequency of purchase; good for mature products is what kind of advertising

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Reminder advertising

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21
Q

When the first iPhone came out of when there’s a new update on the iPhone and tips pop up, this is what kind of advertising

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Informative advertising

22
Q

Energizer bunny commercials or bounty commercials serve as what king of advertising

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Persuasive advertising

23
Q

Pepsi, Coke, Toyota, Bud Light are cash cows (mature products) and therefore require what kind of advertising

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Reminder advertising

24
Q

Four methods for setting the advertising budget

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Affordable method
Percentage of sales method
Competitive parity method
Objective and task method

25
Q

What is the best method for setting an advertising budget

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Objective and task method

26
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The method that’s asks what can we actually afford

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Affordable method

27
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The method that asks what our sales were last quarter and then sets and a spending goal based on a percentage of those sales

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Percentage of sales method

28
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The method that asks what are our competitors doing

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Competitive-parity method

29
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The method that asks what are we trying to accomplish and what does it cost

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Objective and task method

30
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3 steps in objective and task method

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Define specific objective
Determine tasks
Estimate costs of each task

31
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What is needed for the objective and task method because it’s difficult to do well without

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Good data

32
Q

Internal ad message decisions

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Positioning strategy

33
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External ad message decisions

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The big idea

34
Q

Compelling creative concept; what are we presenting to the consumer is

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The big idea

35
Q

Two ad message decisions

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Positioning strategy

The big idea

36
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9 Ad execution styles

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Slice of life 
Lifestyle 
Fantasy 
Mood/image
Musical
Personality symbol 
Technical expertise 
Scientific evidence 
Testimonial
37
Q

Moderate incongruity means

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Not too easy but not too hard to understand

38
Q

Maslows hierachry of needs

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Psychological
Safety 
Social 
Esteem 
Self-actualization
39
Q

Key concepts in media decisions

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Media vehicles
Media scheduling 
Reach 
Frequency 
Media impact
40
Q

Where we do want to place our ad (needs to be specific) refers to

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Media vehicles

41
Q

Continuity, flighting and pulsing refer to

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Media scheduling

42
Q

No fluctuation in consumer buying behavior is

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Continuity

43
Q

Seasonal products are

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Flighting

44
Q

When you buy it frequently but there are certain times when you buy it more this is

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Pulsing

45
Q

Percentage of target market exposed to ad during a given period of time is

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Reach (how many)

46
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Number of times a person in the target market is exposed to ad

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Frequency (one person)

47
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Qualitative value of an exposure through a given medium

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Media impact (what makes the most sense)

48
Q

Two ways of evaluating advertising effectiveness

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Communications effect

Sales and profit effect

49
Q

$.79 cent soup vs limit 12 soup cans was testing

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Sales and profit effects

50
Q

Attitude change with self driving cars and product placement in transformers commercial is

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Communications effect