Frameworks
Targeting
Insights
Positioning
Marketing Madness
100

This core framework is a firm but flexible outline for the goals and approach to an ad campaign in order to create an effective strategy

What is a Creative Brief?

100

This framework can both help you relax and or decide if it's worth pursuing another target audience. 

What is a SPA (Saturation, Protection, Alienation) framework?

100

Insight can be seen as the glue that connects these two important marketing strategies.

What is targeting and positioning? 

100

This defines the consumers category beliefs and impacts how the product is seen by the target market.

What is Frame of reference?

100

This type of marketing accounts for 2.5X more ROI than performance marketing.

What is brand marketing?

200

This framework helps evaluate ads and is a cornerstone framework for Kellogg's famous Superbowl Ad Review

What is ADPLAN?

200

These are the two most basic ways to increase revenues.

What is increase the number of product uses and product users?

200

In order to obtain an impactful insight, marketers must consider these three things about consumers. 

What are goals, attitudes and behaviors?

200

Smaller brands should use this type of Frame of Reference in order to show your point of difference

What is narrow?

200

This should be in the center of any CPG product's packaging.

What is a value proposition?

300

If you're hoping to get your brand to somewhere high, using this framework can help figure out the essence of the brand and its overall positioning.

What is brand laddering?

300

These are the qualities of the best group for your brand to target.

What are Fewest Barriers and Most Growth?

300

This core motivation represents competency, mastery over a task, and success.

What is agency?

300

People prefer this form of advertising persuasion over being told things.

What is being shown things?
300

It's typically best practice to establish linkage at this part of the advertisement?

What is early?
400

This analysis helps marketers decide their brand positioning by looking at the ownability of a position, esired benefit of a product, the navigation to a brand promise, and how long the position will endure.

What is the D.O.N.E. analysis?

400

These are individuals who have already been convinced of the category and have used your brand before.

Who are branded (secure) users?

400

This type of marketing is focused on prompting action and tends to have immediate benefits.

What is performance marketing?

400

Emotional appeals work best when the reasons to believe relate to this.

What is net equity?

400

This type of modeling can help marketers consider the overall campaign's effectiveness by stepping into the consumer's shoes.

What is assumption based modeling?

500

Focusing on Cost, Media, Efficiency, and Effectiveness this framework helps marketers plan out media decisions for their campaign. 

What is MEEC framework?

500

When these two things are the same, we know that the category is very loyal

What is Penetration and Market Share?

500

This type of persuasion is most impactful in low elaboration state (when people aren't analyzing the ad).

What is Associative Persuasion?

500

This is a standard template for a positioning statement.

What is "For (Target), (Brand) is the (Category) that is the (Point of Difference), because (Reason to Believe)"?

500
It's suggested to never make your product the main focus for this type of advertisement.

What is an emotional appeal advertisement?