Marketing Strategies
Influences on Choices
Packaging and Labels
Media and Advertising
Health Impacts
100

This strategy uses celebrities to promote food products.

celebrity endorsement

100

This group often has the strongest influence on teenagers’ food choices.

peers/friends, family

100

This part of packaging provides information like ingredients and nutrition.

nutrition label

100

Ads shown before YouTube videos are an example of this type of marketing.

digital advertising

100

Food marketing often promotes foods high in this (common unhealthy ingredient)

sugar

200

Using bright colours and cartoon characters to attract children is an example of this.

hild-targeted marketing

200

Advertising often targets emotions like happiness or fun to influence this.

consumer choices

200

Words like “natural” or “healthy” are used to make products seem better—this is called what?

marketing claims

200

This type of media allows users to like, share, and comment on food ads.

social media

200

Frequent exposure to junk food marketing can lead to this type of diet.

unhealthy diet

300

When a product is advertised as “limited edition” to increase urgency.

scarcity marketing

300

Social media influencers promote foods to their followers; this is known as what?

 influencer marketing

300

Colours like green are often used to suggest what?

health or freshness

300

Billboards and posters are examples of this type of advertising

outdoor advertising?

300

Marketing unhealthy foods can contribute to this major health issue.

obesity

400

Offering toys in meals to encourage purchase is this type of marketing.

promotional marketing / incentives

400

Fast food ads often target convenience to appeal to what type of lifestyle?

a busy lifestyle

400

Packaging designed to attract attention on shelves is known as what?

branding

400

Fast food ads often use catchy songs or jingles to make ads more what?

memorable

400

hoosing foods based on ads rather than nutrition can impact this

overall health/wellbeing

500

Placing products at eye level in supermarkets to increase sales is known as this.

Product placement

500

When people choose foods because they see others eating them online, this is called what effect?

social influence / peer influence

500

When packaging makes a product seem healthier than it really is, this is called what

misleading advertising

500

Ads that blur the line between entertainment and marketing are known as what?

embedded marketing / product integration?

500

Government regulations sometimes limit marketing to protect which group

Children/ Teens