Unit 3: They know what you want (Marketing) Flashcards

(75 cards)

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The shopper’s ultimate choice is likely to be … by some factor other than taste.

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determine

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Marketers create gimmicks to … shoppers to buy one product instead of another.

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entice

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A marketing plan, … by a marketing director, includes what to name the product, how to advertise it, how to price it, how to package it, and how to … customers to buy it.

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administered, convince

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In short, the goal of marketing is to … a shopper’s choices toward a single, specific product.

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channel

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A marketing plan often begins with a … to determine who is most likely to buy a certain type of product.

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survey

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Factors such as the …, age, education, and … of future customers are considered. Then,a marketing team designs a plan aimed at a specific … of the population, the group they think is most likely to buy the product.

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sex, income, sector

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Selling a perfume, a lawn mower, and a pet food will obviously … different marketing techniques. Humor may sell pens, but not perfumes.

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call for

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A survey … that most mothers have two top …: 1.they want their babies be healthy; 2. they want to be good mothers. Marketers use this information to create a name for the new baby food: Healthy start

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indicates, priorities

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They create a marketing slogan: Give your baby a Healthy Start. This slogan has both an … and an … message. It … directs a mother to feed a Healthy Start meal to her baby. It also … that this will make her a good mother.

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explicit, implicit, explicitly, implies

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They must decide where to … advertisements and what the ads should say.

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publish

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Maybe the ads will … the authority of a famous baby doctor to emphasize the health appeal.

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invoke

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Ads will certainly emphasize things like good taste, easy preparation, and high … . Maybe the ads will include … for free sample.

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nutrition, coupons

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The team must decide if the focus will be on … sales or if the baby food will be … to foreign countries.

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domestic, exported

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… show that the … of society that washes the most dishes consists of women with children. Accordingly, marketing … target that … when they design advertisements for a dishwashing liquid.

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Surveys/studies, sector/part, administrator/managers, sector/part,

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The ads are … alongside other ads for … products in magazines that women primarily read.

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published/printed, domestic/home

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Many women feel that such ads show … .

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sexism/ bias against one sex

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The women acknowledge that the … meaning is true: the soap does clean your dishes. they believe, however, the … message is that washing dishes is a women’s job.

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explicit/clear and direct, implicit/hidden and indirect

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To … something means “to make something move along a particular path or route.” A … is the path or route. It is often used to describe water or communications pathway. A television station is also called a … .

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channel (V), channel (n), channel (n)

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The police … traffic around the accident and onto side streets.

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channeled (v)

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This area has flood … that carry rainwater to the ocean

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channels (n)

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If you can’t settle this conflict, we will go through legal … to find an answer.

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channels (n)

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… 5 has the best local news programming.

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Channel (n)

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signs … hotel guests to the right rooms.
Airlines … passengers down the aisle to their seats.
waiters … food and drinks to a customer’s table.
Arteries and veins … blood to the heart.
charities … donations to needy families.

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channel (V)

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Marketers now that … advertising is one way to get the attention of buyers. This means that effective marketers try to … when they create a marketing plan.

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innovative (adj) , innovate (v)

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One ... created a process to print ads on the shells of eggs. Egg farmers did not want to pay for this ... . Grocery stores didn't either. Finally, a TV station agreed to pay to have their programs advertised on eggs .
innovator (n), innovation (n),
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it is too soon to know if this ... will successfully sell other products.
innovation (n)
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When a person or evidence ... you, then you are ... . The arguments or evidence was ... .
persuades, convinced, convincing
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I read a ... article about global warming. I am ... it is real.
convincing, convinced
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The Witnesses at the trial where ... . I am Still ... that they saw what happened.
unconvincing, unconvinced
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Health professionals ... that obesity is a serious problem .
are convinced/believe
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They have ... evidence that junk foods are to blame.
convincing
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Food companies advertise ... that junk foods are something people should it all the time.
convincingly/ in a believable way
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Children are especially easy to ... . Even if an ad shows something ..., children think it is real information.
convince/persuade, unconvincingly/impossible to believe
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Food companies ... that they are blame for children's obesity. They ... that the responsibility for a child's diet is their responsibility.
are unconvinced/do not believe, are unconvinced
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To ... something means to send it to another country and sell it there. An ... is the thing to sell. An ... is a person in the business of exporting things.
export (v), export (n), exporter (n)
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Brazil ... coffee around the world.
exports (v)
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Tea is one of China's most important ... .
exports (n)
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... look for inexpensive ways to transport goods
Exporters (n)
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Many of mexico's ... goods go to the United States.
exported (adj)
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People in the ... business need to speak several languages.
exporting (adj)
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The ... of German automobiles grow 14% in 2006.
export
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Honda and Toyota make Japan tops in ... . | Honda and Toyota make Japan top ... of cars.
overseas sales, exporter
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Report shows more than half of U.S. cars come from ... . | Report shows half U.S. cars are ... from other countries
outside, exports
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Italy ... Fiats globally.
exports/delivers
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In those days most buyers knew very little about computers, so they were not able to judge the quality of one over the other. As a result, they rejected the computers with her head with complex names. Instead, they chose the brands that ... familiar ideas. They chose the Apple II.
involved
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Frequently, names of products aimed at high-income consumer ... advertise luxury.
implicitly
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A ... administered by the consultants asked English speakers about their reactions to various letters of alphabet. People in the ... associated certain letters with one sex or other. They consider the letters F,L,V, and W feminine, but the letters M,X and Z masculine. It is not clear how those ... might react to the automobile names.
survey, survey, surveyed
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Finally, a name must not generate negative ... in the minds of consumers. Many words have an ... message as well as an ... meaning.
associations, implicit, explicit
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Corporations put forth great effort to find the right name for a new product. They often hire consultants who specialize in creating product names. Then, they ... the names through one or more focus groups.
channel
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Once the right name is chosen, advertisements are widely ... to introduce the new product to the buying public.
published
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An effective name should ... what the product is used for. For example, Slepeez is a sleeping medication. A name should also be appropriate for the type of product it represent. Names of medicine should sound medical, names of food should sound tasty.
hint at
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To ... can mean simply to ask for help or support from someone, specially a spiritual being. More commonly, it is used when someone wants to cite an authority to support an action or opinion.
invoke (V)
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The professor ... several leading scholars to support his arguments.
invoked (v)
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The signs in the bookstore for this new dictionary ... the authority of professors from several different university programs.
invoke (v)
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... refers to the home and family or to a home country. It can be used in many different contexts.
Domestic
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You'll find cleaning products and implements in the "... Needs'' aisle of the supermarket.
Domestic
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... postal rates are lower than overseas rates.
Domestic
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My country exports 25% of ... grown fruits and vegetables.
domestically
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Scientists say that ... animals live longer than wild animals.
domesticated
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Nowadays, husbands are more likely to help their wives with ... chores.
domestic/household
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Some animals will always be wild. People shouldn't try to make them ... .
domesticated/tame
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A "white sale" is when ... products, such as towels, are on sale.
domestic
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You should arrive at the airport two hours before ... flights. You should arrive at the airport two hours before flights ... .
domestic, within the country
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Coffee must be imported because it is not grown ... .
domestically
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To ... means to control and manage the giving of something, for example, a doctor ... medicine to patients, or a teacher ... a test to students.
administer, administers, administers
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...: a manager in a company, organization, or government
administrator
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...: the work done by administrators
administration
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... : the group of people managing an organization or government
The administration
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The school ... was pleased with the success of the innovative programs she has implemented across the city.
administrator
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The director oversaw the ... of the new safety rules.
administration
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... has been criticized for wasting taxpayers' money.
The administration
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... refers to the work of administering services, or office work in general. .... is the adverb.
Administrative, administratively
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The chief police has an ... role in the police department.
administrative
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My brother is the ... assistant for the whole department.
administrative
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The fire department is ... separate from the city government.
administratively