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FBLA Advertising Ultimate Study Guide (copy)
FBLA Advertising Ultimate Study Guide (copy)
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Marketing Concept
Focuses on identifying and satisfying customer needs to achieve organizational goals.
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Economic Growth (Benefits of Marketing)
Drives innovation, competition, and economic activity.
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Customer Satisfaction (Benefits of Marketing)
Meets customer needs effectively.
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Product Awareness (Benefits of Marketing)
Informs customers about products and services.
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Enhanced Quality of Life (Benefits of Marketing)
Encourages the development of better products.
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Product/Service Management
Developing and managing products that meet customer needs.
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Pricing
Determining prices that maximize profit while appealing to customers.
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Promotion
Creating awareness through advertising, sales promotions, and public relations.
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Distribution
Delivering goods to customers through efficient channels.
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Selling
Engaging directly with customers to complete transactions.
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Market Research
Gathering data to make informed marketing decisions.
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Financing (Marketing Function)
Securing funds to support marketing activities.
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Marketing Mix - Product
Goods, services, or ideas meeting customer needs.
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Marketing Mix - Price
Balancing cost to the customer with value and profitability.
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Marketing Mix - Place
Channels and locations that deliver the product to customers.
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Marketing Mix - Promotion
Strategies to communicate value and persuade customers, including advertising and social media.
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Idea Generation
Brainstorming new product ideas.
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Market Research (New Product Development)
Validating the demand for the product.
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Concept Development
Designing the product or service.
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Prototyping
Creating a sample for testing.
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Testing (Product Development)
Gathering customer feedback to refine the product.
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Commercialization
Launching the product to the market.
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Diversification
Reduces business risk by offering a range of products.
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Meeting Market Demand
Satisfies diverse customer preferences.
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Increased Revenue (Product Line Extension)
Attracts more customers by expanding offerings.
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Brand Strength
Builds a stronger presence in the market.
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Packaging - Protection
Safeguards products during transportation and storage.
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Packaging - Promotion
Attracts customer attention with appealing designs.
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Packaging - Information
Displays key details such as usage instructions and ingredients.
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Packaging - Convenience
Enhances usability and accessibility for consumers.
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Branding (Importance)
Establishes product identity, increases recognition, and builds trust.
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Packaging (Importance)
Drives purchase decisions through visual appeal and functionality.
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Labeling (Importance)
Provides critical information and ensures legal compliance.
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Features (Product Positioning)
Highlighting unique attributes.
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Benefits (Product Positioning)
Showcasing advantages for customers.
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Price (Product Positioning)
Aligning with target audience affordability.
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Quality (Product Positioning)
Emphasizing superior craftsmanship.
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Competition (Product Positioning)
Differentiating from rival products.
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Brand Loyalty (Product Positioning)
Leveraging customer allegiance.
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Cost (Factors Influencing Price)
Covers production, distribution, and operational expenses.
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Quality (Factors Influencing Price)
Reflects the perceived value and durability.
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Competition (Price Influences)
Aligns with market pricing trends.
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Brand Loyalty (Price Influences)
Allows premium pricing based on trust and reputation.
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Target Audience (Advertising Term)
The specific group of consumers a campaign aims to reach.
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Call to Action (CTA)
Encourages the audience to take specific steps.
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Reach (Advertising Term)
The total number of people exposed to an advertisement.
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Frequency (Advertising Term)
The number of times a message is delivered to the same audience.
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Impressions (Advertising Term)
The total number of times an ad is displayed.
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ROI (Return on Investment)
A measure of the effectiveness of advertising spending.
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Generate Leads (Sales Process)
Identify potential customers who may have an interest in the product.
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Approach Customers (Sales Process)
Initiate contact with potential customers.
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Determine Customer Needs (Sales Process)
Use techniques to understand what the customer requires.
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Present the Product (Sales Steps)
Highlight product features and benefits.
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Overcome Objections (Sales Process)
Address customer concerns and hesitations.
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Close the Sale (Sales Process)
Secure a commitment from the customer to purchase.
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Follow Up (Sales Process)
Ensure customer satisfaction after the sale.
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Influence Consumer Decisions (Sales Promotion)
Encourage customers to choose a product over competitors.
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Encourage Trial of New Products
Help reduce risk for customers trying unfamiliar products.
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Strengthen Brand Loyalty (Sales Promotion)
Enhance customer retention and repeat purchases.
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Influence Consumer Behavior (Sales Promotion)
Create urgency and encourage impulse purchases.
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Radio Advertising - Advantages
Wide reach and cost-effective.
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Radio Advertising - Disadvantages
Lack of visual appeal.
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Television Advertising - Advantages
High visual impact and broad audience.
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Television Advertising - Disadvantages
Expensive production and short exposure time.
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Direct Mail - Advantages
Targeted and personalized.
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Direct Mail - Disadvantages
High cost and potential for being perceived as junk mail.
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Outdoor Advertising - Advantages
High visibility and constant exposure.
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Outdoor Advertising - Disadvantages
Limited message space and dependency on location.
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Newspaper - Advantages
Local reach and timely.
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Newspaper - Disadvantages
Declining readership and limited visual appeal.
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Advertising Media Selection - Reach
The number of people exposed to the advertisement.
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Advertising Media Selection - Frequency
The number of times the target audience sees or hears the ad.
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Advertising Media Selection - Lead Time
The time required to create, schedule, and launch the advertisement.
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Advertising Media Selection - Cost
The financial investment required for each medium.
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Transit Advertising
Ads placed on public transportation.
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Aerial Advertising
Use of airplanes or drones to display banners.
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Cinema Advertising
Ads shown before movies in theaters.
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Product Placement
Integrating products into movies, TV shows, or video content.
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Directory Advertising
Listings in directories targeting consumers searching for products.
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Video Advertising
Includes ads on streaming platforms and social media.
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Mobile Advertising
Ads designed for smartphones and tablets.
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Importance of Branding
Establishes identity and builds trust.
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Brand Loyalty
Encourages repeat business.
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Value Addition through Branding
A well-established brand can command premium pricing.
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Marketing Effectiveness
Consistent branding reinforces messaging across channels.
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Business Growth through Branding
Facilitates market expansion and product diversification.
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Price/Quality Positioning
Emphasizing value relative to cost.
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Features/Benefits Positioning
Highlighting specific attributes or advantages.
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Competitor-Based Positioning
Differentiating a product by directly comparing it to competitors.
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Usage-Based Positioning
Positioning the product for specific uses or occasions.
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Target Market Positioning
Tailoring the product to appeal to specific demographics.
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Cultural or Lifestyle Positioning
Associating the product with a particular lifestyle or cultural identity.
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Definition of Promotional Mix
A combination of promotional tools and strategies used to achieve marketing goals.
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Importance of Promotional Mix
Ensures consistent messaging and increases reach.
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Define Objectives (Promotional Plan)
Set clear goals for the promotional campaign.
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Identify the Target Audience (Promotional Plan)
Understand demographics, behaviors, and preferences.
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Determine the Budget (Promotional Plan)
Allocate resources for promotional activities.
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Select the Promotional Mix (Promotional Plan)
Choose the most effective combination of promotional tools.
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Create the Message (Promotional Plan)
Develop a compelling message that resonates with the audience.
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Choose the Media Channels (Promotional Plan)
Select platforms where the target audience is most active.
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