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What does SWOT analysis stand for?

S - Strength; stuff business is good at


W - Weaknesses; stuff business is not good at


O - Opportunities; advantage, when very few companies have same product.


T - Threats; stuff that affect business in bad ways. Cheaper versions being imported from China. Other businesses copying.

Name the ones that are external

Opportunities and Threats, they come from other businesses


Name the internal ones

Strength and weaknesses, they are in the business.


What is a goal?

A goal is a result or achievement you work towards.

How should goals be?

SMART

Achieving goals takes hard work. Name four ways to achieve them.

Should be written down & referred to often.


Should have a fixed time frame - a deadline to keep you motivated.


Must be realistic


Make it publicly known;for pressure.

What is advertising?

Advertising is any paid form of presentation and promotion of idea where advertisers knows what goes into the advertisement.

Name two types of advertising media

Print and Electronic

What advertising would appeal to teens?

Internet and Mags

What advertising would appeal to elders?

Newspapers

Name the principles of advertising

Only quality goods should be advertised


Must have a striking design


Incorrect information to be avoided


Competitor shouldn't be criticized


Thorough knowledge of product

What does a good advertisement follow?

The AIDA principle

What does that stand for?

A - attract attention; can be done through color or font.


I - arouse Interest; Once advert has caught the consumers eye, it must arouse interest of the consumer to find out more about product/service.


D - create Desire; Must make consumer want to buy product/service


A - Lead to ACTION; advertisement should create desire that is strong enough to make consumer want to buy the product