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48 Cards in this Set
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3 key factors of advertising
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creativity
enthusiasm hard work |
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What are the 4 screens
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1. TV
2. Computer 3. Cell Phone 4. Public display screen |
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Example of Guerrilla marketing?
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Pedigree Chalk Ads
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Barbara Jordan believed _____ was unethical.
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political advertising
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What does the book "Made to Stick" talk about?
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Idea spotting
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Example of idea spotting?
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Jared from Subway
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Subway sales jumped __% in 2000 and __% in 2001 because of Jared campaign
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18%, 16%
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Market system based on these 4 basic facts of economic life.
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1. Firms compete for a consumer's favor and operate to make a profit but this is not guaranteed.
2. Consumers are not forced to buy. 3. Caveat emptor- "Let the buyer beware." 4. Firms make their own decisions. |
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Four categories of satisfactions
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physical
functional social psychological |
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Murhpy top 6 superbowl commericals
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E-trade
Budweiser Hulu Careerbuilders.com Castrol Oil Doritos |
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The market is structured around _____.
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technology
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Example used about legal environment?
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Dr. Robert Jarvik believed he was only assistant to artificial heart. Lipitor had to stop ads.
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What example was used for NARB case?
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Campbell's Soup claiming "stocked"
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Starbucks sells you the same coffee for over twice as much. This is an example of _____.
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experiential marketing
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Who does a good job of experiential marketing?
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Red Bull.
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Altoids dark chocolate store opened in what three cities?
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Miami, NYC, Chicago
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Took __ days to get Altoids store ready and it was open for __ days.
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60, 7
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The name of the guy who lectured for a day.
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Adi Wilk
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Example of a failed attempt at experiential marketing?
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The NFL experience
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Amount of money invested in major media in 2008
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$285 billion
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3 facts about vaughan films
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1. Uses camera for everything (no digital effects)
2. Did fanta commercial 3. Draws frames himself for efficiency |
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Target of Levi's mini-series campaign?
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young adults 18-24
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Example advertising campaign for brand image?
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Levi's Mini-series
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What did Levi's want to accomplish with campaign?
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1. To get noticed through clutter
2. Engage target audience 3. Create buzz 4. Enhance image |
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What were examples in the images and values lecture?
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Car ad
Skyy Ad |
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Wanting stuff creates...
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anxiety
disappointment feelings of inadequacy envy |
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Consumer orientation
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1. Generic need definition
2. Target group evaluation 3. Differentiation strategy 4. Research commitment |
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IBM (4 things), consumer orientation?
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1. We make business machines
2. Problem solving 3. Information management 4. Risk reduction |
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What companies were referenced in the consumer orientation lectures?
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IBM, Trader Joe's, Chikfila
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Integrated marketing: need to coordinate in which two broad areas?
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1. Functional areas
2. Mix broad elements |
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What company was used as good example of customer satisfaction?
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Southwest Airlines
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Customer service calls show what?
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Companies are not following the marketing concept.
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"You have to treat your employees like customers... There isn't going to be any customer satisfaction without employee satisfaction." what company is this?
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Southwest Airlines
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3 people referenced in the subliminal advertising lecture?
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James Vicary
Wilson Bryan Key Dr. Bernard McGrane |
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Subliminal advertising: Who lied about the popcorn and coke experiment in the movie theater?
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James Vicary
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What books were written by Key?
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Subliminal Seduction
Media sexploitation The Clam Plate Orgy Age of Manipulation |
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Who says Ritz puts the word sex on each cracker?
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Wilson Bryan Key
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McGrane says subliminal advertising works by appealing to which 2 repressed subjects?
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sex and death
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Who did the most extensive research on subliminal advertising and what did he find?
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Timothy Moore; he found that "what you see is what you get."
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Public relations
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A planned effort to create positive, third party buzz around a company, brand, person, or issue.
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What company does no advertising as a matter of principle?
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Amy's Ice Cream
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3 reasons for the migration from traditional advertising to alternatives like PR
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fragmentation
clutter cost |
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Most common PR tool
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Press release
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___ is much more powerful than advertising.
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publicity
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What is most important criteria in evaluating value of sponsored event?
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How much appeal does that event have to your target audience
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Who sponsored the LPGA tour and who was the target audience?
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Hallmark, women ages 35-54
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PR v ADV
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educated v entices
builds credibility v image generates quality leads v quantity leads little control content v controlled content hard to measure v standards for measure |
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What did Ray Ban do?
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Times Square NYC 1 week domination with giant posters and billboards.
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