MKTG 123 Exam 3 Study Guide (Sac State, Professor Kim)

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Paid Media

Media you pay for; primary format is advertising.

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Public Relations Advertising

Advertising combined with editorial content.

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Pro of Paid Media

You can control the content, size, placement, reach, and frequency.

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Pro of Paid Media

You are able to guarantee the benefits associated with a placement.

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Con of Paid Media

Less credible than other forms of media

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Con of Paid Media

Harder to ensure everyone will see, much less pay attention to or act on, your ad

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Owned Media

Media channels that we, ourselves, own and operate, such as websites, blogs, and social media accounts.

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Pro of Owned Media

You control the content.

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Pro of Owned Media

Less costly than paid media.

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Pro of Owned Media

Versatile for reaching niche audiences.

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Con of Owned Media

Potential to not be trusted.

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Earned Media

Legacy public relations "third party endorsement."

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Earned Media

Objective reporters are persuaded to write favorably about your organization.

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Pro of Earned Media

Most credible format.

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Con of Earned Media

Risky due to less control over message.

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Con of Earned Media

No guarantees efforts will result in positive publicity.

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Marketing

Selling a service or product through pricing, distribution, and promotion.

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Advertising

Subset of marketing; pay to place message in media formats.

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Third-Party Endorsement

Support of objective third-party observer.

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Be Early

Law of primacy.

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Be memorable

Be bold and unique.

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Be aggressive

Get the name out and keep it there.

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Use heritage

Nostalgia

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Cause-Related Marketing

Public relations sponsorships tied to philanthropy.

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Social Media Marketing

Using social media to create “buzz” for a product.

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Issues Management

The capacity to understand, mobilize, coordinate, and direct all strategic and policy planning functions.

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Risk Communication

Take scientific data related to health and environmental hazards and present them to lay audience in understandable, meaningful way.

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Message-Mapping Steps

Identify stakeholders, determine specific concerns for each stakeholder group, analyze specific concerns to fit underlying general concerns, and conduct structured brainstorming.

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Message-Mapping Steps

Assemble supporting facts and proof for each key message, ask outside experts to systematically test messages and plan delivery of resulting messages and supporting materials.

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Message Map Requirements

Three key messages, Seven to 12 words per message & Three supporting facts for each key message

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Goals of crisis management

Terminate crisis, Limit the damage & Restore credibility

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Media Key points

Understanding the differences among three media types: Paid, Owned and Earned.

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Integrated Marketing Communications Key Point

How do public relations, advertising and marketing differ from one another.

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Crisis Management Key Point

How does issues management differ from traditional crisis management?

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Risk Communication Key Point

Understanding Risk Communication

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Public relations advertising

Combination of advertising and editorial content.

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Cons of Paid Media

Less credible; harder to ensure everyone will see, much less pay attention to or act on, your ad.

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Owned media examples

Websites, mobile sites, blogs, Twitter accounts, YouTube channels, Facebook pages, and other social media platforms.

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Earned Media in Action

Objective reporters write favorably about your organization.

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Print Media Challenges

Newspapers closed or cut back during the recession.

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Everything Is Up for Sale meaning

Market values govern every sphere of life.

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Integrated Marketing

intersection of public relations and publicity, advertising, sales promotion, and marketing

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Traditional marketing

Builds brand awareness

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Public Relations function

Establishes credibility and tells a comprehensive brand story.

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Database Marketing

Touches consumers one-to-one.

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Sales Promotion

Motivates them to action.

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Clutter

Increased importance of public relations because of it.

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Product Publicity benefits

Introduce a new product, eliminate distribution problems, small budgets, explain product, tie product to representative.

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Unique Mascots

GEICO’s gecko, The Jolly Green Giant, Burger King’s “King”, Ronald McDonald.

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Advertising perception

Advertising perceived as self-serving

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News Trust

News is more trustworthy than advertising.

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Cause Marketing Growth

Growing in the 21st century

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Cause Marketing Demographics

Aging baby boomers and millennials care!

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fastest Growing Ad Category

Digital advertising is the fastest growing category.

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Emerging Ad Technology

Mobile marketing is emerging.

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Issues Management functions

Strategic and policy planning functions coordinated.

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Issues Management actions

Anticipate, Identify, Deal, Plan, Bottom-line.

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Risk communication beginning

Perception is reality.

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Stressed Communication

When stressed, ability to hear/understand diminishes.

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Message Recall during Crisis

People miss up to 80% of message content when in crisis.

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Message Mapping action

Identify stakeholders & Determine specific concerns.

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Crisis DOs

Answer early, speak with one voice, be prepared, etc.

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Crisis Communication Key

Don't lie!