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27 Cards in this Set
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message theme
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outline of the key ideas in an advertisement
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message strategy
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primary tactic or approach used to deliver the message theme
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cognitive message strategy
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presentation of rational arguments or pieces of information to consumers
generic preemptive unique selling proposition hyperbole comparative |
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generic messages
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direct promotions of product attributes or benefits without any claim of superiority
works best for brand leader brand awareness |
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preemptive message
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claim superiority based on a product's specific attribute or benefit
be the first company to state the advantage - prevents competitors from stating the same thing |
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unique selling proposition
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explicit, testable claim of uniqueness or superiority that can be supported
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hyperbole
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untestable claim
"worlds best coffee!" |
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competitive advertisement
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directly or indirectly
believability ? negative attitudes |
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affective strategies
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resonance
emotional |
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resonance advertising
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connects a product with a consumer's experiences to develop stronger ties between the product and consumer
music from 1980's hits baby boomers |
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emotional advertising
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elicit powerful emotions that lead to recall
consumer and b2b strong brand names |
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conative strategies
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action inducing
promotional support |
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action inducing advertising
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create situations in which cognitive knowledge of the product or affective liking of the product may come later
impulse buys |
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promotional support advertising
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support other promotional efforts
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bran strategies
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brand user
brand image brand usage corporate |
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executional frameworks 8
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animation
slice of life dramatization testimonial authoritative demonstration fantasy informative |
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executional framework
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the manner in which an ad appeal is presented
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animation
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use has increased due to computer graphics technology
rotoscoping clay animation tv |
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rotoscoping
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process of digitally painting or sketching figures into live sequences
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slice of life
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provide solutions to everyday problems
encounter problem interaction solution |
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dramatization
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higher level of excitement and suspense to tell the story
same as slice of life framework |
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testimonials
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a character tells about a positive experience with a product
greater credibility than self proclamations perceived more credible than paid endorsers good in b2b good for services and intangible services |
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authoritative
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convince viewers that a product is superior to other brands in using an authoritative source
expert authority science |
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fantasy
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lift audience to a make beleive experience
sex love and romance |
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informative
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straightforward
extensively used for radio advertisements |
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spokespersons
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ceos
celebrities experts typical persons - most credible |
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principles of effective advertising
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visual consistency
campaign duration repeated taglines consistent positioning simplicity identifiable selling point |