Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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managers perspective on advertising

A
  • advertising is creative only if it sells the product

- ads are promotional tools used to communicate favorable impressions to the marketplace

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2
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creative people’s perspective on advertising

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  • creativity of an ad is in its artistic value and originality
  • ads are communication vehicles for promoting their own aesthetic viewpoints and personal career objectives
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3
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divergence achieved through

A
originality
flexibility
elaboration
synthesis
artistic value
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4
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relevance achieved through

A

ad-to-consumer

brand-to-consumer

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5
Q

divergence

A

extent to which an ad contains elements that are novel, different or unusual

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6
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relevance

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degree to which the elements of an ad are meaningful, useful, or valuable

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7
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ad to consumer relevance

A

ad contains execution elements that are meaningful to consumers

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8
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brand to consumer relevance

A

advertised brand of a product or service is of personal interest to consumers

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9
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rationalists

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advertising must sell the product or service

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10
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poets

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advertising must build an emotional bond between consumers and brands or companies

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11
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immersion

A

gathering raw material and data, and immersing oneself in the problem

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12
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digestion

A

analyzing the information

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13
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incubation

A

letting the subconscious do the work

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14
Q

illumination

A

birth of an idea

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15
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reality or verification

A

studying the idea and reshaping it for practical usefulness

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16
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young’s model of the creative process

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immersion
digestion
incubation
illumination
reality/verification
17
Q

wallas’ model of the creative process

A

preparation
incubation
illumination
verification

18
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preparation

A

gathering background info needed to solve the problem through research

19
Q

incubation

A

letting ideas to develop

20
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illummination

A

finding the solution

21
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verification

A

refining the idea and analyzing whether it is an appropriate solution

22
Q

problem detection

A

asking consumers to make a list about what they don’t like

23
Q

psychographic studies

A

detailed lifestyle profiles of consumers

24
Q

branding reasearch

A

help gain better insight into consumers and develop more effective campaigns

25
Q

qualitative research

A

provide insight at early stages of creative process

26
Q

ethnographic research

A

observing consumers in their natural environment. expensive and difficult.

27
Q

campaign theme

A

central message communicated in all advertising activities

28
Q

slogan

A

summation line that briefly expresses positioning

29
Q

major selling idea

A

strongest singular thing a company can say about its product or service

  • broadest and most meaningful appeal to the target audience
  • important for B2B advertising
30
Q

developing the major selling idea approaches

A
  • unique selling proposition
  • create brand image
  • positioning
  • find inherent drama
31
Q

potent

A

promise must be strong enough to move masses

32
Q

image advertising

A

strategy used to develop a strong, memorable identity for a brand

33
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to be successful with image advertising

A

associate brand with symbols and feelings

34
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inherent drama

A

characteristic of a product that makes the consumer purchase it
- dramatic expresses benefits

35
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positioning

A

establishes the product or service in a particular place in the consumer’s mind