Target audiences
The 4 Ps
Ethics & Regulation
The Creative Side
Consumer Behavior
100

in the past, sports marketers mainly targeted which audience?

Male fans

100

This "P" involves how the product gets to the customer, also known as distribution.

place

100

This federal agency is the primary regulator of advertising in the U.S., protecting against "unfair or deceptive" acts.

FTC

100

This short, punchy phrase (like "Just Do It") aims to sum up the brand’s essence or a specific campaign.

Slogan

100

This is the term for the inner drive or "nudge" that causes a person to act to fulfill a need.

Motivation

200

The strategy of making womens sports apparel smaller and pink was called?

Shrink it and pink it

200

In the marketing mix, this "P" refers to the actual goods or services offered to the customer.

product

200

This term refers to a lighthearted, subjective exaggeration in ads

puffery

200

This is the visual blueprint of a commercial, showing a sequence of sketches to represent planned shots.

storyboard

200

This type of "tension" or "remorse" happens when a consumer has second thoughts after making a large purchase.

Cognitive Dissonance

300


This word refers to the statistical data of a population, such as age, gender, income, and education level

Demographics

300

This "P" covers all communication methods used to inform or persuade the target audience.

promotion

300

This type of advertising uses "hidden" messages or images meant to bypass the conscious mind

subliminal advertising

300

This document, usually one page, is the roadmap that guides the creative team based on the account planner's research.

creative brief

300

This level of Maslow’s Hierarchy represents the highest human need: achieving one’s full potential.

Self-Actualization

400

This term describes a small and specialized segment of the population that a brand identifies as having a unique set of needs.

specific targets

400

This "P" is the only element of the mix that generates revenue rather than costing money.

price

400

These are the industry’s own internal rules and standards used to govern behavior without government intervention.

Self regulation

400

This person is responsible for the "look" of the ad, handling the photography, typography, and layout.

art director

400

These are the groups (like family or coworkers) that individuals use as a standard for evaluating their own behavior.  

resource groups

500

This department serves as the "voice of the consumer" within the agency, using research to craft the creative brief.

agency roles

500

This term describes the coordination of all marketing communication tools into a seamless program to maximize impact on consumers.

Integrated Marketing Communications

500

This 1946 Act provides a federal cause of action for "false designation of origin" and "false descriptions" in advertising

Unique Selling Proposition

500

This specific creative strategy focuses on a single, functional attribute of a product that competitors do not or cannot offer.

consideration set

500

This is the set of brands that comes to a consumer’s mind when they think of a specific product category.

consideration set

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