Marketing vs. Advertising
Target Audience
Media Planning
Branding
Central Message
100
What are the Four P's of Marketing?
100
What is market segmentation?
1) Segmentation – The process of breaking down a large market into submarkets. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VF11zZ6Bl2K1VxA_m56k5MxrKt7wf_udLiTaXQ1zTbQ/edit#slide=id.g2ad494931_00
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What is "disruptive" media?
People use medium for information or entertainment, and ads “disrupt” their experience. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10JKjnfgzjO40-PD-8Ytgg03WUt1vDBzGkI6RGGdUIdQ/edit#slide=id.gb889a13d_00
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What are "brand guidelines"?
Big brands have strict, detailed rules that dictate how a brand looks / feels across marketing pieces. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yUDWeuK2psbTiggk8hh4UWZbhYE6w35dqXpzvoUd5pg/edit#slide=id.g124d80566_00
100
What is "message support".
200
What is top-down marketing?
A system of planning where you start with the "big picture", long term vision, and work down toward specifics. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1c4jGHZDh3xOghB-7bbSSLCl7Lu-iYWf3BocE0xhOmz4/edit#slide=id.g171aee5f8_2_0
200
What is product utility?
200
What is the purpose of media planning?
Purpose: Speak to the right people... at the right place... at the right time. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10JKjnfgzjO40-PD-8Ytgg03WUt1vDBzGkI6RGGdUIdQ/edit#slide=id.i5
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Many ads have two layers of messaging. Name them.
200
What is a message hierarchy?
To best use of space, supporting elements should be ordered by importance. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1t-B2CT7XmAgN2uvd3ZJLsKthnht2bXNtSMP56tYcXSU/edit#slide=id.g25b111a6e_00
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What is a unique selling proposition?
The qualities that are unique to a particular product or service and that differentiate it in a way which will make customers purchase it rather than its rivals.
300
What does "STP" Marketing stand for?
1) Segmentation – The process of breaking down a large market into submarkets. 2) Targeting – The selection of potential customer segment(s). 3) Positioning – The process of designing a marketing mix for the target audience. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VF11zZ6Bl2K1VxA_m56k5MxrKt7wf_udLiTaXQ1zTbQ/edit#slide=id.g2ad494931_00
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Name three mediums used to build reach.
300
Name two kinds of "planned" brand messages?
300
What is a proof point?
An element that supports the central message. Similar to message support. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1t-B2CT7XmAgN2uvd3ZJLsKthnht2bXNtSMP56tYcXSU/edit#slide=id.i48
400
Name three elements of a marketing plan.
Mission Statement Situational Analysis (SWOT) Marketing Objectives Marketing Mix Target Market Product Concept Pricing Distribution Marketing Communications https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1c4jGHZDh3xOghB-7bbSSLCl7Lu-iYWf3BocE0xhOmz4/edit#slide=id.g171aee5f8_2_7
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What is a "pain point"?
Pain Point: Specific needs or wants that a customer encounters. Takes “Product Utility” to a deeper level. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VF11zZ6Bl2K1VxA_m56k5MxrKt7wf_udLiTaXQ1zTbQ/edit#slide=id.g25b83b8a7_00
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What is "flighting"?
Flighting- Alternate periods of advertising with periods of no advertising. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10JKjnfgzjO40-PD-8Ytgg03WUt1vDBzGkI6RGGdUIdQ/edit#slide=id.gb889a13d_020
400
What is brand positioning?
Establishing a competitive position for your product in the minds' of customers. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yUDWeuK2psbTiggk8hh4UWZbhYE6w35dqXpzvoUd5pg/edit#slide=id.g122f7588e_2_0
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According to communication objectives, communications should solve one of four "problems". Name them.
500
What are the five levels of consumer motivation.
500
How do you calculate "gross impressions"?
500
Why did companies first start branding their products?
After Industrial Revolution, competitors could copy leader. Retailers incited price war. Cheapest wins. Manufacturers use branding to build power. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yUDWeuK2psbTiggk8hh4UWZbhYE6w35dqXpzvoUd5pg/edit#slide=id.i5
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Name 5 kinds of message support.
Copy Points Images / Photos Quotes Graphs Diagrams Infographics Demonstration Comparison https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1t-B2CT7XmAgN2uvd3ZJLsKthnht2bXNtSMP56tYcXSU/edit#slide=id.i48
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