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Week 8 Gamification of Advertising Flashcards

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Define Gamification.

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Delicate advergames, websites and loyalty programs that offer rewards for completing various activities.

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Define SoLoMo.

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Social, local and mobile.

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Describe today’s digital consumers.

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Empowered, rewired and have different expectations.

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Define Consumer Empowerment.

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The powers that consumers have to make choices and to influence marketers and each other.

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5
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The Digital consumer diagram.

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view lecture slides.

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The new digital-age include:

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  • daily use of computers stimulates brain cell alteration and neurotransmitter release. Old neural pathways are abandoned and new ones forged.
  • changed the way we read : deep thinking -> shallow reading.
  • Interruption is a key element of the change in thinking
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What are the advantages of using Mobile as an advertising medium?

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  1. Targeting capacity
  2. Hyper-local nature
  3. Interactivity
  4. Measurability
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8
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What are the main barriers of advertising expenditures?

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  1. Adequate funds (34%)
  2. Lack of internal expertise (53%)
  3. Deeming other platforms more important (24%)
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How do consumers engage with mobile ads?

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  1. Paid search ads
  2. Vouchers/coupons
  3. Banner ads/ in-game ads
  4. Advertising in videos/ social media
  5. SMS/MMS
  6. Scanning QR codes
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10
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List the potential mobile interactions.

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  1. Search
  2. Apps
  3. User-generated content
  4. Online video
  5. Advertising as a game
  6. Email marketing
  7. Brand websites
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What are the 2 common tactics to search?

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  1. SEM - Search Engine Marketing

2. SEO - Search Engine Optimisation

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Define SEM.

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Seeks to increase a websites or web page’s visibility and ranking in search engine results pages through advertising and optimisation.

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Define SEO.

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Instead of buying an ad, seeks to enhance the performance of a website or web page in the search engine’s natural or ‘organic’ unpaid search results.

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Emails are least exciting digital medium but remains important!

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  • email is checked at least once a day (84%)
  • last thing many people do at night (47%)
  • Addicted (42%)
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Define User-generated Content (UCG).

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Media created by the consumer, including opinions, experiences, advice or self-creation, posted on forums, blogs and discussion boards.

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Concerns with co-creation of brand content?

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  • Level of trust in the medium

- Level of risk tolerance and the advertiser’s experience with the new medium

17
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UGC table

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lecture slides

18
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What are the fundamental mechanism?

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  • Challenges and reward

- Loyalty programs

19
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How do viewers generally feel towards product/brand placement ?

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They do not think it impairs/interrupts the experience.

20
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What do brands need to do to make product/brand placements successful?

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Consider the genre of the game and whether the brand fits?

21
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What are the benefits of advergames?

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  1. micro-targeting: capable of reaching a specific demographic and psychographic profile
  2. enhanced brand familiarity and brand preference
  3. average radio commercial lasts 30s, the typical shelf life of a game is 30hrs
  4. Games are available through many platforms
  5. Telepresence: psychological response to interactivity, transported to a virtual mediated environment.
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Define in-game advertising (IGA).

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The inclusion of products or brands within a digital game.

23
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Define Advergame.

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Specifically designed games to promote a brand, product, service or idea.

e.g. kim kardashian

24
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What is advertising in social network games.

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The placement of brands or products in digital games that are played via major social networks (fb).

25
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List the different types of game genre.

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  1. Action games
  2. Shooter games
  3. Strategy games
  4. Role-playing games
  5. Sports games
26
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Define Flow.

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state in which people are involved in an activity that nothing else seems to matter.

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How is flow characterised?

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  • Enjoyable experience that leads to feelings of immersion in a task, accompanied by a sense of control over the situation.
  • Leads to increased learning and exploratory and participatory behaviour.
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What are some individual influential factors?

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  • Persuasion knowledge (young children)
  • Game experience
  • Brand familiarity
  • Pre-existing brand attitude
  • Involvement with the brand/game
29
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What are some social influence factors?

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  • Single- v.s. multi-player
  • Peers
  • Family
  • Opinion leaders
30
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What makes online promotional games go viral?

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H1. require skill = increase intention to invite friends
H2. rewarding inviters = increase intention to invite
H3. mobilising players’ skill without incentives = increase intention to invite friends more

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