Communication Process
Promotional Mix
Advertising Media Types
Advertising Techniques
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100

In promotion, who is considered the "sender"? who is considered the "receiver"?

sender - advertiser

receiver - consumer

100

What is any form of paid, non-personal mass communication that reaches an audience? 

Advertising

100

Name two forms of print media.

Newspaper and Magazine

100

What advertising technique attracts customers with a chance to win?

prizes, sweepstakes, giveaways

100

Give an example of specialty media

pens, keychains, mugs, waterbottle, etc.

200

What is the term for a single exposure to an ad?

impression

200

What type of promotion provides short-term incentives to buy a product?

Sales Promotion

200

What form of advertising media has the shortest lifespan?

newspaper

200

What type of advertising technique is when a past customer explains how the product worked for them?

Testimonial

200

What marketing strategy promotes products to customers by directly taking them to the customer? 

push marketing

300

What is the term used for distractions that interfere with the message being communicated? 

Noise

300

Which promotional mix element is the most expensive per person but also the most effective?

Personal Selling

300

What is the most expensive form of media advertising?

Television 

300

What advertising technique focuses on how a product can help with something the consumer worries about?

Fear

300

What does institutional promotion aim to build?

A favorable image or reputation for a brand.

400

What is the term that involves converting the idea into a message the consumer can understand?

encoding

400

What is any nonpaid communication about a product, service, company, or cause?

Public Relations

400

What are 2 advantages of radio advertising? 

  • Large circulation in a specific geographic area

  • Low cost

  • Easy to repeat ads

  • Short lead time (time to get ad ready & printed in paper)

400

What advertising technique relates the product to a positive experience or memory (ex. Cartoon Character)

Association 

400

What is the primary goal of pull marketing?

To create brand loyalty and keep customers coming back.

500

What does the AIDA model stand for?

Attention, Interest, Desire, Action

500

What are the five elements of the promotional mix?

Advertising, public relations, personal selling, sales promotion, direct marketing.

500

What are the 4 media categories we discussed in class?

print, broadcast, internet/digital, specialty

500

List 5 Advertising Techniques we discussed in class

Association, Call to Action, Claim, Humor, Hype, Must-have, Fear, (Prizes, Sweepstakes, or Giveaways), Repetition, Sales and Price, Sense Appeal, Special Ingredients , Testimonials, Celebrity Endorsements

500
What is the difference between product promotion and institutional promotion? 

Product promotion is a promotional method used by businesses to promote products and convince consumers to make a purchase.

Institutional promotion is a promotional method used to create a favorable image for a brand.