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news papers have which kind of closing date?
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late closing date
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tv and magazines have what kind of closing date?
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early closing date
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what are the two types of cost associated with promoting
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absolute (how much it costs to get in game), effective (the cost of reaching each individual in the target market)
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closing date, costs, production quality, effect time, communication capability, product, media habits, selectivity, coverage
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characteristics of various media mixes
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Marketing centered on obtaining customer consent to receive information
Necessitated by ineffective interruption marketing due to information overload Offer an incentive for developing relationship (opt-in) Builds on-going relationships Builds deep relationships 2-way exchange of information |
permission marketing
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using informal sales forces to sell our products
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guerilla marketing
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icons like aflac duck and energizer bunny are measure with a -----which rates the characters familiarity and appeal
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q score
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Identify & analyze target audience
Nissan, Hispanics, Spanish TV Define advertising objectives “Increase sales from $450K to 540K within 12 months” Create advertising platform Selling points important to consumers Determine advertising appropriation “Spend $20m on x campaign for y time period Develop media plan Vehicle, reach, frequency (19.2) Create advertising message Features, uses, benefits, target audience Execute campaign Scheduling Evaluate advertising effectiveness Meet objectives? Complicated |
steps in developing and implementing an ad campaign
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does not use intermediaries to deliver final goods to consumers
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direct channel
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most producers use ------- ------ and work with intermediaries
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indirect channel
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pricing, promotion, packaging and displaying, inventory control, customer service, credit, exchanges
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marketing functions in distribution
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what are the 3 major levels and degrees of distribution? (driven by the type of product)
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intensive distribution, selective distriubtion, exclusive distribution.
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one of the important fucntions of the supply chain
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supplying materials to producers
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include all costs involved in the transport of all supplies from suppliers to producers and transport of all goods to consumers
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total logistics cost
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include companies involved in getting the product from the manufacturer to the consumer.
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supply channel dynamics
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channel captains are strongest interms of
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consumer loyalty, financial strength, access to consumers
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focus groups are
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qualitative (looking for emotional responses from small group), exploratory (trying to find nuggets of truth), small sample
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what is the most critical variable in a focus group
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moderator
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what are the advantages of focus group interviews?
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synergy (whole of what the group says is better than one individual), observation (client can see potential customers talking about their brand)
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what are the disadvantages of focus groups?
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central time and location, not represenative, expensive
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