Advertising Test 1

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Advertising

paid non-personal communication from an identified sponsor using mass media to persuade or influence and audience

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Paid

Client provides the money necessary to buy the media where ads will run

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Non personal

Not made for a specific person, created, for mass audience

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Identified Sponsor

Communicate sponsor info; Always have clients name on product

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Mass Media

All forms to rely on message

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Persuade of Influence

Purpose

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Audience

Someone to hear or read message

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4 Components of an AD: Strategy

Central idea of a campaign

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Creative

Grab attention and stick in mind, (KEY)

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Execution

Small details make the difference, hgihest quality

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Media

Selecting the right media for more vieworship

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TYPE OF ADVERTISING: Local Advertising

Targets customers in a small, specific geographic area near the business

-local newspaper, direct mail, signs

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Regional Advertising

Targets consumers across a multi-state area of defined region

-radio, magazines, regional TV

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: National Advertising

Targets consumers nationwide using mass reach media

-National TV, Internet, National Magazines

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AD: Consumer Advertising

Aimed at individual consumers who by, use, or consume products and services.

-everyday goods (food, clothing, personal care)

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Business to Business

Directed Toward other business and professionals not the general public,

-software, equip,memt, supplies

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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.

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Institutional Ads

Build a positive image or reputation for a company rather than promote a specific product

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Print Ads

Advertising that appears on physical printed materials like newspapers, magazines, and flyers

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Electronic Broadcasting Ad

Ads shown or heard on TV, radio, movies, or online video platforms

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Out-Of-House Advertising

Ads displayed outside the home, such as billboards, posters, bus wraps, and signs

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Direct Response

Ads designed to get an immediate action form the consumers, like use a coupon, calling a number, or visitng a website

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Social Media Ads

Ads that appear on social platforms Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Insta,

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Alternative Mix

Advertising that uses non-traditional spaces or channels outside of standard medal, elevators, gas pumps

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MARKETING MIX: Product

What business sells

-service. products

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MARKETING MIX: Price

How much the customers pays (high enough company makes money, low enough customers, pays)

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MARKETING MIX: Place

How the product gets to the customers

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MARKETING MIX: Promotion

How business communicates with customers

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Marketing

Knowing your audience and offering value and getting the word out

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PROMOTIONAL MIX: Advertising

Paid messages delivered through mass media to persuade or influence and audience

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MARKETING MIX: Public Relations

Building positive relationships between an organization and its various publics through strategic communication

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MARKETING MIX: Sales Promotion

Short-Term incentives designed to encourage trial, boost demand, or increasing product availability

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MARKETING MIX: Direct Marketing

Direct communication with individual consumers through channels like email, texts, mail or online ads to generate a response or purchase

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Volney B. Palmer

Created the 1st major advertising agency in the U.S. in Philadelphia

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N.W. Ayer

Created early creative departments, and ran the first national market- research based ad campaign

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Bernice Fitz-Gibbon

A Created famous department store tagline.

“it’s smart to be thrifty”

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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

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Leo Burnett

he introduced simple, relatable brand icons instead of long text,

-create Tony tiger, Toucan Sam, The Jolly Greene Giant

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Bill Benach

Transformed modern advertising by focusing on simplicity, emotion, and human, insight rather than formulae approach

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David Ogling

A legendary advertising executive known as the “Father of Advertising” strong brand image, product hero of every ad.

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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

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Mary Wells Lawerence

Created the Slogan.

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Integrated Brand Promotions

Process of using wide range of promotional tools working together to create widespread brand exposure

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Advertisement-

an individual ad or message.

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Advertising Campaign

a planned collection of ads working together toward one objective.

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Audience-

group of individuals who receive and interpret messages sent from companies or organizations

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Target Audience-

Particular group of consumers singled out by an organization for an advertising

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Pre Industrialized Era (1800)

Printed advertisements appeared in newsbooks for skilled laborers

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The era of Industrialization (1800-1875)

Circulation of Dailies, no laws or regulations to restrict advertisers, Skilled laborer, services

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The P.T. Barnum era (1875-1918)

·       Based on consumer culture (consumption),

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The 1920’s

Advertising found respectability, fame, and glamour