Vocabulary
Vocabulary 2
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Innovative

What is the synonym of CREATE?

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Portray

What is a depiction (someone or something) in a work of art or literature?

100

This is an image or special identity that a company creates for a product.

What is a Brand?

100

Integral

What is something important, necessary, or essential?

100

Brand Identity

What are stated values, mission, motto, and brand name?

200

Statistics

What is a collection of numbers that help researchers to measure things?

200

Endowed

What is to be provided with a quality, ability, or asset?

200

The act of promoting an individualized product to an audience.

What is Branding?

200

Three details of Hershey's branding strategies.

1. Eye-catching logo

2. Advertising with an emotional impact

3. Consistent packaging

200

What the logo, color palette, and font do for a brand.

These items make a brand visually distinct.

300

Strategy


What is a plan to achieve something?

300

Universally

What is something spread worldwide?

300

 Companies use this to attract consumers.

 branding strategies

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An Amusement Park

What did Hershey build to be a more memorable brand?

300

TV, radio, magazine, or online  

Where the brands are advertized.

400

Archetype

A very typical example of a certain person or thing.  

400

Differentiate

When you recognize or ascertain what makes (someone or something) different.

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Encapsulate

What is to summarize the essential details of something?

400

Monopoly

This refers to when a company or government has total control over something that stops others from being able to compete.


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Sponsoring and Partnerships

Association with a celebrity, famous athlete, or a popular event can be powerful for a brand.

500

Evoke

What brings or recalls to the conscious mind?

500

Technique

What is a way of carrying out a particular task?

500

Bolster

What is to support, strengthen, or improve upon something?

500

What do Google, Band-aid, Kleenex, Xerox, Popsicle, Tupperware, and Coke all have in common?

These companies have advertising strategies that created a household name and their product is at the top of the market.

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Associated with Valentine's Day

Hershey's kisses