Exam Review Flashcards

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Brand Name

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Part that can be spoken

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Trade Name

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Used to identify a company or an organization

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Brand Mark

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Symbol, design, or group of letters and cannot be spoken

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Trade Character

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A Brand Mark that has been personified

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Trademark

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A brand that is owned by a business and designated by the ™️

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Primary reasons brands are used

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For identification and differentiation

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A benefit that customers get from branding is…

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Help identify the product/service

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A benefit that businesses get from branding is…

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That the consumers know that the product/service is theirs

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Characteristics of a good brand name

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It looks appealing and it is easy to read

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Licensed Brand

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The legal authorisation by a brand owner to allow another company to use the brand in exchange for a fee

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National Brand

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A product that is branded by the manufacturer and distributed nationally

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Family Brand

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A category of brands in which one brand is used for a group of related products in a product product line

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Generic Brand

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An unbranded product that is plainly packaged, has lower or standard quality, is sold at a lower price than a branded product, and receives little or no promotion

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Brand Loyalty

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Customers’ allegiance to a particular brand

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Something bad about brands

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Can be confusing and overwhelming due to the number of Brands

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Headline should contain _______ words

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At Least 15

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AIDA stand for

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Attention, Interest, Desire, Action

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Part of the ad that clinches the sales

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Copy

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Most important part of the ad

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Header

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Main text of the ad

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The copy

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Signature

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Business’ name and logo

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Importance of White Space

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Unfilled areas of the print ad

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Subhead

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A line of copy that expands on the selling idea introduced in the headline

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Layout

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It is a way how the ad is designed

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Merchandise Art
It show the product or service
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Non-Merchandise Art
Doesn’t show the product or service
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The way how to involved the readers with the headlines is to
Ask the most common ask direct question or have an “How To” headline
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Sense-Appeal Copy
Copy make an appeal to one or more of the 5 senses, copy is descriptive and is often accompanied by an illustration
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Educational Copy
Written to increase the public's knowledge about a product or service, informative in nature
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Monologue Copy
Has the advantage of being able to drive home point
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Story-Form Copy
A sorry must dramatise a product or an idea
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Institutional Copy
Aims to develop goodwill rather than sell merchandise
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Most potent advertising medium
Television
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Most effective means of communication
Human Voice
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The first step in writing a broadcast script
Copywriting
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Jingles
Short, catchy song that had memory value
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Best medium for demonstrating a product
TV
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Good points to Radio Advertising
It uses a human voice and easy to change copy
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Bad points to Radio Advertising
No pictures, moves rapidly, and you can’t go back to study it
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Good points to Television Advertising
(Moving)Picture
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Bad points to Television Advertising
Expensive, not everyone is listening nor watching
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Most expensive time for Radio Advertising is…
Drive Time
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Most expensive time for Television Advertising is…
Prime Time
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DECA
A group of marketing students
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DECA Facts
The Texas Association of DECA is divided into 11 district, MHS is in District #7
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Networking
Making connection with people/groups of alike kind
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Marketing
Involves all of the processes used to identify, create, and maintain exchange relationships
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Geographic
Where the consumers lived
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Demographics
Population facts. Example: Age, race, sex, income, Ect.
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Psychographics
A person’s interest, behaviour, Ect.
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Target Market
People who you think would buy your product or try to reach them with your message
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Niche Marketing
A narrow group that is well defined with specific characteristics
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Consumer Profile
A written out profile that might use Geographic, Demographics, and/or Psychologics
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Mass Marketing
Trying to reach everybody with one message
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Type of audience that outdoor advertising has
Mobile audience
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Guidelines for developing billboards
Use primary colours, Horizontal text, and Presenting the big idea
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Lettering for billboards
Straight horizontal words
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Readable colors combination
Yellow and Black
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Most used form of outdoor advertising
Standardise Billboards
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Types of billboards
Standardised Billboards Painted Billboards Spectacular Billboards
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Spectacular
When you add moving parts
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Transit Advertising
Advertising on wheels or rails