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Advertising
paid non-personal communication from an identified sponsor using mass media to persuade or influence and audience
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Paid
Client provides the money necessary to buy the media where ads will run
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Non personal
Not made for a specific person, created, for mass audience
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Identified Sponsor
Communicate sponsor info; Always have clients name on product
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Mass Media
All forms to rely on message
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Persuade of Influence
Purpose
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Audience
Someone to hear or read message
4 Components of an AD: Strategy
Central idea of a campaign
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Creative
Grab attention and stick in mind, (KEY)
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Execution
Small details make the difference, hgihest quality
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Media
Selecting the right media for more vieworship
TYPE OF ADVERTISING: Local Advertising
Targets customers in a small, specific geographic area near the business
-local newspaper, direct mail, signs
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Regional Advertising
Targets consumers across a multi-state area of defined region
-radio, magazines, regional TV
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: National Advertising
Targets consumers nationwide using mass reach media
-National TV, Internet, National Magazines
CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Consumer Advertising
Aimed at individual consumers who by, use, or consume products and services.
-everyday goods (food, clothing, personal care)
Business to Business
Directed Toward other business and professionals not the general public,
-software, equip,memt, supplies
Professional Ads
Targeted at professional such as doctors, professors, engineers, or accountants, -who may use the products in their work and recommended or prescribe them to others.
Institutional Ads
Build a positive image or reputation for a company rather than promote a specific product
Print Ads
Advertising that appears on physical printed materials like newspapers, magazines, and flyers
Electronic Broadcasting Ad
Ads shown or heard on TV, radio, movies, or online video platforms
Out-Of-House Advertising
Ads displayed outside the home, such as billboards, posters, bus wraps, and signs
Direct Response
Ads designed to get an immediate action form the consumers, like use a coupon, calling a number, or visitng a website
Social Media Ads
Ads that appear on social platforms Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Insta,
Alternative Mix
Advertising that uses non-traditional spaces or channels outside of standard medal, elevators, gas pumps
MARKETING MIX: Product
What business sells
-service. products
MARKETING MIX: Price
How much the customers pays (high enough company makes money, low enough customers, pays)
MARKETING MIX: Place
How the product gets to the customers
MARKETING MIX: Promotion
How business communicates with customers
Marketing
Knowing your audience and offering value and getting the word out
PROMOTIONAL MIX: Advertising
Paid messages delivered through mass media to persuade or influence and audience
MARKETING MIX: Public Relations
Building positive relationships between an organization and its various publics through strategic communication
MARKETING MIX: Sales Promotion
Short-Term incentives designed to encourage trial, boost demand, or increasing product availability
MARKETING MIX: Direct Marketing
Direct communication with individual consumers through channels like email, texts, mail or online ads to generate a response or purchase
Volney B. Palmer
Created the 1st major advertising agency in the U.S. in Philadelphia
N.W. Ayer
Created early creative departments, and ran the first national market- research based ad campaign
Bernice Fitz-Gibbon
A Created famous department store tagline.
“it’s smart to be thrifty”
J. Walter Thompson
founder of one of the world’s most influential ad agencies the expanded advertising into women’s magazines, advertising space brought in religious magazines
Leo Burnett
he introduced simple, relatable brand icons instead of long text,
-create Tony tiger, Toucan Sam, The Jolly Greene Giant
Bill Benach
Transformed modern advertising by focusing on simplicity, emotion, and human, insight rather than formulae approach
David Ogling
A legendary advertising executive known as the “Father of Advertising” strong brand image, product hero of every ad.
Rosser Reves
An advertising pioneer who created the idea of the Unique Selling Proposition- the on specific benefit that make a product different from all others,
-pioneered TV commercials
Mary Wells Lawerence
Created the Slogan.
Integrated Brand Promotions
Process of using wide range of promotional tools working together to create widespread brand exposure
Advertisement-
an individual ad or message.
Advertising Campaign
a planned collection of ads working together toward one objective.
Audience-
group of individuals who receive and interpret messages sent from companies or organizations
Target Audience-
Particular group of consumers singled out by an organization for an advertising
Pre Industrialized Era (1800)
Printed advertisements appeared in newsbooks for skilled laborers
The era of Industrialization (1800-1875)
Circulation of Dailies, no laws or regulations to restrict advertisers, Skilled laborer, services
The P.T. Barnum era (1875-1918)
· Based on consumer culture (consumption),
The 1920’s
Advertising found respectability, fame, and glamour