An agreement that allows a company to pay a fee to a team, event, etc. for the right to affiliate itself with that team, event, etc.
Sponsorship

Customers’ allegiance to a particular brand.
Loyalty or Brand Loyalty
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Business pays a third party to promote its products and services.
Hint: Sometimes called influencer marketing
Affiliate Marketing

What is Mr. Beast real name?
Jimmy or James Donaldson

Company that wants to manufacture and sell products using trademarked property.
Licensee

The brand strategy of using successful brands to introduce new products
Extension or Brand Extension
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Digital Marketing that is free or unpaid
Organic Marketing
In the video this week, what was the main chocolate bar that Mr. Beast wanted to be better than?
Hershey's

Organization or company that holds the rights to trademarked property.
Licensor
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The stage of brand loyalty in which consumers become aware of a brand and know a bit about it
Recognition or Brand Recognition
Advertising that allows businesses to pay for increased visibility of site.
Hint: Businesses pay a fee for each click of ad link.
Pay-per-click or PPC

During the 23-24 season, which NBA team did Feastables sponsor?
Full Team Name!
Charlotte Hornets

Is the fee a licensee pays up front to use the trademarked property. It’s a figure based on expected sales.
Guarantees

A branding strategy in which marketers create a certain image or impression of a brand as compared to those of competitors’ brands
Positioning or Brand Positioning

Strategies that help websites appear in search results.
Hint: Also known as SEO
Search Engine Optimization

From the video, which retail store sells "Feastables" bars?
Walmart

A percentage of the actual sales.
Once the guarantee is paid off, licensors start receiving this, usually anywhere from 5–15%.
Royalties

The legal authorization by a brand owner to allow another company to use the brand in exchange for a fee
Licensing or Brand Licensing

This type of advertising refers to the ad naturally fitting into its environment.
Hint: This type of advertising is normally sponsored content that blends in!
Native Advertising

If a lucky customer scanned the back of the candy bar, how much money could they win?
$10,000 dollars
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