A&P Final Review – Flashcards

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marketing
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the process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual/organizational objectives
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marketing exchange
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in order to have an exchange: -two parties with something of value -desire to give that something up -means of communication
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value
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the consumer's perception of all of the benefits of a product or service weighed against all the costs of acquiring it and consuming it
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marketing mix
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product, price, place, and promotion
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IMC (Integrated Marketing Communications)
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the process of coordinating various promotional elements and other marketing activities to communicate with consumers
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brand identity
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includes: name, logo, symbols, design, packaging, performance, and image/associations
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promotion
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the coordination of all seller initiated efforts to set up channel of information and persuasion in order to sell goods or services
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promotional mix
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1. Advertising 2. Direct Marketing 3. Digital/Internet Marketing 4. Sales Promotion 5. Public Relations 6. Personal Selling
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advertising
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paid, non-personal communication about an organization/product/service with an identified sponsor
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mass media
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TV, radio, newspaper, billboard, magazines
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primary demand advertising
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stimulates demand for a general product of industry
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selective-demand advertising
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creates demand for a specific company's brand
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business to business advertising
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targets individuals who buy or influence the purchase of industrial goods or services for their companies
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professional advertising
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targets professionals, encouraging them to use a company's product in their business operations
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trade advertising
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targets marketing channel members encouraging them to stock, promote, and resell the manufacturer's branded products to their consumers
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digital/internet marketing
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interactive media, social media, and mobile marketing
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sales promotion
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marketing activities that provide extra value or incentives to the sales force, retailers, and/or ultimate consumers
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undifferentiated marketing
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ignoring segmented markets and offering one product to the entire market
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differentiated marketing
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marketing in many segments with different marketing strategies
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concentrated marketing
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selecting one segment and capture most of the market in that segment
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positioning
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fitting a product or service to segments that set it apart from competition
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positioning strategies
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1. attributes and benefits 2. price/quality 3. use/application 4. product class 5. product users 6. competitors 7. cultural symbols
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direct channels
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sell directly to consumer, used when selling expensive/complex products
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indirect channels
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sell to network of wholesalers or retailers
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promotional push
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strategies to persuade retailers to stock merchandise and promote products to consumers
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promotional pull
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strategies to advertise to consumers, create an increase in demand for the product, and encourage retailers to stock more of the product
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consumer behavior
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processes and activities people engage in when selecting, buying, using, evaluating, and disposing of products or services
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sources of problem recognition
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1. out of stock 2. dissatisfaction 3. new needs/wants 4. related purchases 5. market-induced recognition 6. new products
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internal search
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consumers scan information stored in memory to recall past experiences and/of knowledge regarding various purchase alternatives
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external search
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1. internet sources/reviews 2. personal sources: friends, family, coworkers 3. marketer-controlled sources: ads and displays 4. public sources: articles , newspaper 5. personal experience
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perception
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how a consumer receives, selects, organizes, and interprets information
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perception process
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1. sensation - immediate response 2. select information 3. interpret information - organize and categorize
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selective perception
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1. selective exposure 2. selective attention 3. selective comprehension 4. selective retention
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evoked set
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a subset of all the brands or products that the consumer thinks can solve a problem or satisfy a need
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evaluation criteria
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objective (functional) vs. subjective (psychosocial)
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reference groups
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a group whose perspectives or values are being used as the basis of one's judgements, opinions, and actions
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IMC objectives
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statements of what various aspects of IMC program will accomplish
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value of objectives
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1. measurement and evaluation 2. planning and decision making 3. communications
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marketing objectives
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statements of what is to be accomplished by the overall marketing program within a given time period
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characteristics of objectives
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1. specific measurable outcomes 2. quantifiable 3. timeframe 4. well-defined target audience 5. realistic and attainable
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sales-orientated objectives
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1. primary goal is increased sales or market share 2. spending should produce quantifiable results 3. investments require economic justification
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communications objectives
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1. goal is creating favorable predisposition 2. increased brand knowledge, interest, and favorable attitude/image 3. immediate response not expected
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factors influencing sales
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1. technology 2. competition 3. advertising 4. distribution 5. price 6. product quality 7. economy
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carryover effect
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money spent on advertising does not necessarily have an immediate impact on sales
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communication tasks
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1. cognitive - ads provide info and facts 2. affective - ads change feelings 3. connotative - ads stimulate desires 4. brand knowledge/awareness 5. favorable image/attitudes 6. purchase intentions and purchase
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top-down budget
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top management sets the spending limit; promotion budget set to stay within spending limit
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bottom-up budgeting
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promotion objectives are set; activities needed to achieve objectives; costs of promotion activities are budgeted; promotion budget approved by management
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top-down methods
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1. affordable method 2. ROI 3. competitive parity 4. percentage of sales 5. arbitrary allocation
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build up approach
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1. define objectives 2. determine task required 3. estimate required expenditures 4. monitor performance 5. reevaluate objectives
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advertising objectives
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1. communicates information 2. source of entertainment, fascination, fantasy, and irritation 3. creates images and positions a brand in consumers' minds
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creative strategy
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what the advertising message will say/communicate
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creative tactics
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how the message strategy will be executed
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advertising creativity
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the ability to generate fresh, unique, and appropriate or relevant ideas that can be used as solutions to communication problems
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divergent creativity
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refers to the extent to which an ad contains elements that are novel, different, or unusual
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determinants of divergence
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1. originality 2. flexibility 3. elaboration 4. synthesis 5. artistic value
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relevant creativity
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the degree to which the various elements of the ad are meaningful, useful, or valuable to the consumer
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brand-to-consumer relevance
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situations where the advertised brand is of personal interest to consumers
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guidelines for creative advertising
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the product is positioned clearly and simply with a clinching benefit, a power idea, or a brand personality.
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creative process
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1. preparation 2. incubation 3. illumination 4. verification
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background research
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1. read anything related to the product 2. use the product 3. listen to what people are saying 4. conduct product studies 5. work in client's business 6. ask everyone involved for information
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verification
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objective: evaluate ideas, reject inappropriate, refine the remaining techniques: focus groups, use storyboards, viewer reaction
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general pre-planning input
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any general reading materials that provide useful information
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product-specific pre-planning input
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specific studies on the product, qualitative and quantitative consumer research
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ad campaign
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a set of interrelated and coordinated marketing communications activities that center on a single theme/idea
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campaign theme
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a strong idea that will be communicated in all the advertising and other promotional activities
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slogan/tagline
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reduces the key theme to a few words or a brief sentence
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creative brief
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contains 1. problems/issues ads must address 2. advertising and communications objectives 3. target audience 4. major selling idea 5. creative strategy statement 6. supporting information
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major selling idea
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the central theme of the ad campaign 1. find inherent drama 2. use a unique selling position 3. positioning 4. create a brand image
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unique selling proposition
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1. each advertisement must make a proposition 2. the proposition must be one that the competition cannot offer 3. promise must be strong
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advertising appeals
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the approach used to attract the attention of consumers
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execution style
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the way an appeal is turned into an advertising message
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types of appeals
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informational/rational: emphasis on features/ benefits of using the product, comfort, convenience, economy, dependability, performance emotional: relates to a consumer's psychological needs and emotions
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transformational ads
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ads that create feelings, meanings, images, and beliefs that make the product use experience richer, more exciting, warmer, or more enjoyable
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types of execution styles
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1. straight sell 2. scientific/technical 3. demonstration 4. comparison 5. testimonial 6. slice of life 7. animation 8. personality symbol 9. imagery 10. dramatization 11. humor 12. combinations
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components of print advertising
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1. headline 2. subheads 3. body copy 4. visual elements 5. layout
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television advertising
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goal: get viewer's attention with sight, sound, and motion and maintain it
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preproduction tasks
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1. select a director 2. preproduction meeting 3. production timetable 4. cost estimation and timing 5. bidding 6. choose production company
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postproduction tasks
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1. editing 2. processing 3. sound effects 4. audio/video mixing 5. opticals 6. approvals 7. duplicating 8. release
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evaluation and approvals
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1. advertising managers 2. marketing managers 3. VP 4. legal department 5. CEO 6. board of directors
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evaluation guidelines for creative
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1. consistent with marketing objectives 2. consistent with creative strategy/objectives 3. communicate the message 4. appropriate for audience 5. message clear and convincing 6. appropriate for chosen media 7. truthful and tasteful
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market segmentation
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dividing the market into distinct groups that have common needs and will respond to similar marketing action
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bases for segmentation
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1. geographic 2. demographic 3. psychographic 4. behavioristic 5. benefit segmentation
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personal selling
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1. person-to-person communication 2. face-to-face or on phone 3. offers direct feedback to customer
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touch points
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every opportunity a consumer sees, hears, or experiences a product
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elements of a marketing plan
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1. situation analysis 2. specific marketing objectives 3. marketing strategy and program 4. program for implementing the strategy 5. process for monitoring and evaluating performance
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market opportunities
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areas where there are favorable demand trends, where the company believes customer needs and opportunities are not satisfied, and where the company can compete
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communication
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passing of information or exchange of ideas, process of establishing a commonness of thought between a sender and reciever
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non-personal communication channels
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channels that carry a message without direct, interpersonal contact between the sender and receiver
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personal communication channels
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direct communication between two or more persons
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media planning
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a series of decisions involving the delivery of messages to audiences
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media objectives
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the goals to be attained by the media strategy and program
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media strategy
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decisions on how the media objectives can be attained
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medium
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general categories of delivery systems. ex: TV, print, internet, and radio
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media vehicle
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the specific program within a medium category
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reach
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number of different audience members exposed at least once in a time period
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frequency
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number of times the receiver is exposed to the media vehicle in a time period
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media plan
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guides the media selection and aims to find a combination of media to communicate a message in the most effective manner to the largest number of potential customers at the lowest cost
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developing a media plan
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1. analyze the market 2. establish media objectives 3. develop/implement media strategy 4. evaluate performance
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media strategy criteria
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1. media mix 2. target market coverage 3. geographic coverage 4. scheduling 5. reach and frequency 6. creative aspects and mood 7. flexibility 8. budget
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media mix
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selection considerations: objectives sought, product characteristics, budget
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continuity scheduling
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regular pattern of advertising without gaps or non-advertising periods. ex: toilet paper, soap
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flighting scheduling
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involves intermittent periods of advertising and non-advertising. ex: snow skis
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pulsing scheduling
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maintains continuity, but promotional efforts are stepped up at times. ex: beer
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program rating
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percent of US households watching a show
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gross ratings points
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reach x frequency
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marketing factors determining frequency
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1. brand loyalty 2. brand history 3. brand share 4. competition 5. usage cycle 6. purchase cycle
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message factors determining frequency
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1. message complexity 2. message uniqueness 3. new vs. continuing campaigns 4. image vs. product sell 5. message variation 6. advertising units 7. wear out if high frequency
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media factors determining frequency
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1. clutter 2. editorial environment 3. attentiveness 4. scheduling 5. number of media used 6. repeat exposures
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creative aspects and mood
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use the correct media to support your strategy
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flexibility in media planning
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1. market opportunities 2. changes in media or media vehicle 3. availability of media 4. market threats
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absolute cost
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cost of ad space
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relative cost
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relationship between price paid and size of audience. measure via CPM
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CPM
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cost per thousand
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direct marketing
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an interactive system of marketing which uses one or more advertising media to effect a measurable response and/or transaction at any location
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growth of direct marketin
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1. consumer credit cards 2. changing structure of society 3. catalogs 4. technological advantages
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direct marketing objectives
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1. to seek a behavioral response 2. to build an image 3. to maintain customer satisfaction 4. to inform and/or educate customers in an attempt to lead to future actions
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types of direct marketing media
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1. direct mail 2. catalogs 3. broadcast media 4. email 5. infomercials 6. home shopping 7. telemarketing
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forms of direct selling
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1. repetitive person-to-person (mary kay) 2. non-repetitive person-to-person (life insurance) 3. party plans (tupperware)
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cost per order (cpo)
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cost of ad/profit per order
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consumer lifetime value (CLTV)
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determines the dollar value associated with a long-term relationship with a customer
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public relations
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a management function which evaluates public attitudes and identifies the policies and procedures of an organization with the public interest and executes a program of action (and communication) to earn public understanding and acceptance
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PR management stages
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1. determination and evaluation of public attitudes 2. identification of policies and procedures 3. development and execution of the program
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role of PR
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to maintain mutually beneficial relationships with the: 1. community 2. supplies 3. employees 4. government 5. investors 6. customers
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PR responsibilities
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1. build market excitement before media ads break 2. create ad news which there is no product news 3. introduce a product with little or no advertising 4. provide a value-added customer service 5. build brand-to-customer bonds 6. improve ROI
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publicity
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the generation of news about a person, product, or service that appears in the media: 1. short-term strategy 2. subset of public relations 3. not always positive 4. not under control of the firm
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video news release (vnr)
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publicity piece produced by publicists so that stations can air it as a news story
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corporate advertising
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an extension of the PR function that does not promote a specific product or service, but instead promotes the organization
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corporate advertising objectives
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1. create a positive image for the firm 2. establish diversified company identity 3. help newly deregulated industries 4. smooth labor relations 5. boost employee morale 6. communicate the organization's viewpoint
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types of corporate advertising
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1. image advertising 2. event sponsorship 3. advocacy advertising 4. cause-related advertising 5. recruitment 6. financial support
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advocacy advertising
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propagating ideas and elucidating controversial social issues of public importance in a manner that supports interests of the sponsor
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role of support media
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to reach those people in the target audience that primary media may not have effectively reached and to reinforce, or support, their messages
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support media is also
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alternative media below-the-line media non-measured media nontraditional medi
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outdoor advertising increase
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women in the work force, more vehicles on the road, new innovative technology
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alternative out of home media
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aerial advertising: sky banner, blimp, sky writing mobile billboards: trucks, vans, trailers
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in-store media
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1. in-store ads 2. aisle displays 3. store leaflets 4. shopping carts 5. in-store TV
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transit advertising
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targets people who are exposed to commercial transportation
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transit advertising increase
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more women in work force, audience segmentation, people spending more time outdoors
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promotional products marketing
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the advertising medium that uses promotional products, such as ad specialties, premiums, business gifts, awards, prizes, or commemoratives
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directional medium
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ads do not create awareness or demand for products or services, but provide the location (yellow pages)
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guerrilla marketing
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non-traditional method of marketing aka: stealth, street, buzz, ambush, viral marketing
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growth of internet
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consumer desire for info speed/convenience of info access control over info received e-commerce
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marketers use of internet
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1. better targeting 2. direct feedback 3. need for accountability 4. high-speed connections 5. users online longer 6. ROI tracking 7. interest and purchase tracking 8. reach more potential buyers
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internet objectives
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1. create awareness 2. gain consideration 3. create buzz 4. stimulate trial 5. disseminate info 6. generate interest
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forms of internet advertising
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1. banners 2. sponsorships 3. pop-ups, pop-unders 4. interstitials: ads that appear while page is loading 5. paid searches 6. behavioral targeting 7. contextual ads 8. rich media
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banner ads
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- create awareness or recognition - used to seek entry into contests and sweepstakes - fulfill direct-marketing objectives
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regular sponsoship
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company pays to sponsor a section of the website
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content sponsorship
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sponsor not only provides money in return for name association, but also participates in providing the content itself
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pay-per-click
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placing ads on web pages that display results from search engine queries
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search engine optimization (SEO)
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improving the volume of traffic to a site by a search engine through unpaid results
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behavioral targeting
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based on advertisers' target consumers by tracking their website surfing behaviors
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retargeting
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ads follow a web user and are displayed on every participating subsequent websites the user visits
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contextual advertising
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ads are determined by the content on the webpage
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native advertising
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advertiser gains attention by providing valuable content in the context of the user's experience
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rich media
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interactive digital media that exhibit dynamic motion
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social media
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allow the creation and exchange of user-generated content
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motivations for using social media
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1. share ideas, activities, and events 2. community involvement 3. gain information 4. entertainment 5. remuneration
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marketers' reasons for using social media
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1. driving traffic to one's site 2. communicating with customers 3. gaining brand exposure
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key aspects of sales promotion
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1. extra incentive to buy 2. acceleration tool 3. targeted to different parties
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consumer-oriented sales promotion vehicles
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samples, coupons, premiums, contests, refunds, bonus packs, price-off deals, frequency programs, event marketing
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trade-oriented sales promotion vehicles
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incentives, trade allowances, POP displays, sales training programs, trade shows, cooperative advertising
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reasons for sales promotion increases
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1. growing power of retailers 2. declining brand loyalty 3. increased promotional sensitivity 4. brand proliferation 5. fragmented consumer markets 6. short-term focus of marketers 7. increased accountability 8. competition 9. clutter 10. growth of digital marketing
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consumer franchise-building promotional objectives
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1. communicate distinctive brand attributes 2. develop and reinforce brand identity 3. build long-term brand preference
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non-franchising building promotional objectives
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1. accelerate the purchase decision 2. generate immediate sales increase
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consumer-oriented promotional objectives
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1. increase consumption of an established brand 2. obtain trial and purchase 3. enhance IMC efforts and build brand equity 4. defend current customers 5. target a specific segment
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criteria for effective sampling
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1. inexpensive samples 2. product is easily divisible 3. purchase cycle is relatively short
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sampling methods
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1. door-to-door 2. direct mail 3. in-store 4. on package 5. events 6. newspaper/magazine
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premium
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an offer of an item, merchandise, or service, free or at a low cost, that is an extra incentive for customers
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sweepstakes
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promotion where winners are determined purely by chance
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contest
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consumers compete for prizes or money on the basis of skills or ability
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trade oriented promotional objectives
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1. obtain distribution for new products 2. maintain support for established brands 3. encourage display of products 4. build retail inventories
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reasons to measure effectiveness
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1. avoid costly mistakes 2. evaluate alternative strategies 3. increase efficiency in general 4. determine if objectives are achieved
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reasons not to measure effectiveness
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1. cost of measurement 2. research problems 3. disagreement on what to test 4. objections of creatives 5. time
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what to test when measuring affectiveness
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1. source factors 2. message variables 3. media strategies 4. budget decisions
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testing process
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1. concept testing 2. rough testing 3. finished art or commercial pretesting 4. market testing (posttesting)
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concept testing objective
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explores consumers' responses to ad concepts expressed in words, pictures, or symbols
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concept testing methods
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alternative are exposed to consumers who match the target audience reactions and evaluations sought through focus groups, direct questioning, and surveys
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physiological measurements
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1. pupil dilation 2. galvanic skin response 3. eye tracking 4. brain waves
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starch ad recognition scores
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1. noted score - remember seeing 2. brand-associated score - remembered brand 3. read most score - at least half of ad
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