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Who emphasized fact-based, long copy to advance Albert Lasker's salesman-ship-in-print philosophy. His agency, opened in 1948, created clean, powerful ads marked by graceful, sensible copy and a palpable respect for the consumer's intelligence
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David Ogiley
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What recognizes differences in the market? Large heterogeneous markets are divided into clearly defined clusters of homogeneous prospects.
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Market Segmentation
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Maslow theorized that needs were hierarchical in nature, ranging from the lowest physiological needs to the highest _____ needs. example army- be all that you can be. nike- just do it.
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Self actualization
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What is a psycho graphic model that advertisers use when designing targeted ads. It places us adult consumers into one of eight segments. the main dimensions of the segmentation are primary motivation and resources.
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VACS
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________ classifies US neighborhood markets into one of 62 clusters, using a host of geo-demographic factors drawn from the us census data.
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prizm
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______ _______ is a customized research conducted for the first time, while _________ __________ is to collect all available published information. In general, market research begins with ________ research
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primary research, secondary research, secondary
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______ research is to understand how consumers behave and why
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qualitative
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______ results are presented with numbers or quantities
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quantitative
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_____ research is a quantitative method that uses structured interviews to ask large numbers of people the same set of questions.
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survey
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____ _______ use a group of 8 to 10 users or potential users who are gathered around a table to have a discussion about some topics such as the brand usage or advertising
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focus group
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_________ involves the researcher living in the lives of the subjects being studied.
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ethnographic
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is the research-and-analysis process used to gain knowledge and understanding of the consumer
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account planning
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key components of strategy document are 1) marketing objectives 2) the product 3) ______ ______ 4) brand personality 5) the promise
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target audience
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according to a study by Alfred Politz, which ad pulled the best response?
New Jobs offered in tv station television course for 11.97 per week |
new jobs offered in tv station
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____ ____ ask questions like "do you remember seeing a commercial for a computer? or "do you remember seeing a commercial for mac?"
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recall test
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a key problem of the percentage-of-sales advertising budgeting method is that it assumes that advertising is a -
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result of sales rather than a cause of sales
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____ and _____ budgeting method starts with an assessment of the tasks or programs recommended for accomplishing a firm's advertising and marketing communication objectives.
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objective and task
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the means by which an objective is accomplished is called a ___
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strategy
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having a large market share, being in a growth industry, and having a strong management team are characteristics of _____ according to swot analysis
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strength
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_____ of ______ is the percentage of total advertising messages in a medium used by one advertiser
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share of voice
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____ of _____ is the percentage of the total market in a product category that buys a particular brand
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share of market
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strategic planning starts with the _____ _____ and ends with advertising plan
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business plan
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v8 commercial problem:
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too many messages
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clotaire rapaile-
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created the reptilian hot button- primal code to make you buy
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research measures what it says it does
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validity
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run the same test, get the same answer
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reliability
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_____ ____ is identifying a problem that can be solved with marketing communication
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strategic planning
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____ is a companies overall goals and values
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mission
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____ is key to every successful campaign
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strategy
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SWOT-
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strength, weakness, opportunity, threat
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strength
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positive traits, conditions
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weakness
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negative traits, conditions
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opportunity-
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area of possible competitive advantage
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threat-
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environmental trend that could erode business
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