Chuka University COMM 370 - Communication and Advertising II

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What is the definition of advertising according to the American Marketing Association (AMA)?

Advertising is any paid form of non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor.

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What are the four key roles of advertising in business?

Economic, Informational, Persuasive, and Societal roles.

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What is the difference between informational and transformational motives in advertising?

Informational motives focus on providing factual information about a product, while transformational motives create an emotional connection by portraying product benefits.

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What impact did the Gutenberg printing press have on advertising?

It revolutionized advertising by enabling mass printing.

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What are the types of media used in advertising?

Traditional media (print, broadcast, outdoor) and digital media (social media, email, search engine marketing).

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What is a Unique Selling Proposition (USP)?

A USP highlights what makes a product or service unique compared to competitors.

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What is the role of emotional appeal in advertising?

Emotional appeals create connections with the target audience, influencing their behavior and enhancing message recall.

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How does digital media differ from traditional media in advertising?

Digital media allows for targeted audience segmentation, two-way communication, and real-time engagement, whereas traditional media typically offers one-way communication and a general audience reach.

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What are some key characteristics of effective advertising messages?

Clarity, relevance, uniqueness, credibility, emotional appeal, and a clear call to action.

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Name one example of a persuasive technique used in advertising.

The bandwagon effect, encouraging people to adopt a product because 'everyone else is doing it'.

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What is the importance of crisis management in advertising?

It involves addressing negative publicity to rebuild trust and improve a company's reputation.

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What is the significance of market segmentation in media planning?

Market segmentation allows advertisers to deliver more targeted and effective advertisements by dividing audiences based on specific characteristics.

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What ethical principles should advertisers adhere to?

Honesty and truthfulness, transparency, fairness, social responsibility, and respect for cultural sensitivities.