Advertising: Terms and Concepts
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Which of the following best describes how personalized advertising affects consumers?

  • It makes advertising less effective by overwhelming consumers with irrelevant information.
  • It ensures all consumers receive the same advertisements, creating a unified experience.
  • It primarily targets businesses rather than individual consumers.
  • It uses personal data and algorithms to show ads tailored to individual preferences and behaviors. (correct)

What is the primary purpose of an ad blocker?

  • To prevent advertisements from appearing in an internet browser. (correct)
  • To automatically consent to privacy policies on behalf of the user.
  • To enhance the tracking of user behavior for personalized advertising.
  • To create pop-up ads that are more visually appealing.

How do companies typically determine their target audience for an advertising campaign?

  • By setting criteria based on demographics, interests, and behaviors relevant to the product or service. (correct)
  • By equally distributing ads to all potential customers.
  • By targeting only individuals who have previously purchased their products.
  • By randomly selecting individuals from the general population.

What is the significance of a company's privacy policy in the context of online advertising?

<p>It outlines how the company tracks and uses user data for advertising purposes. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can users adjust their privacy settings to limit the extent of online tracking?

<p>By opting out of personalized advertising and limiting data collection. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role do algorithms play in targeted advertising?

<p>Algorithms analyze user data to determine which ads are most likely to appeal to specific individuals. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean for a consumer to 'consent' to something in the context of online advertising?

<p>To give explicit agreement for their data to be used for specified purposes. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the concept of 'surveillance' relate to online advertising?

<p>It refers to the process of companies monitoring and tracking user behavior online. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is involved in data analysis related to user behavior for advertising purposes?

<p>Evaluating user interactions and patterns to improve ad targeting and effectiveness. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How do companies compete for customers online?

<p>By creating effective advertising campaigns and providing appealing products or services. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is 'user behavior' in the context of online advertising?

<p>The way users interact with online platforms, including their responses to advertisements. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean for an advertisement to 'apply' to someone?

<p>The advertisement is particularly suitable for an individual based on their profile and interests. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Consider two companies: 'TechForward' and 'InnovateNow'. TechForward launches an aggressive advertising campaign that significantly increases its turnover. However, InnovateNow focuses on building strong customer relationships and sees consistent but slower growth. Which strategy is more sustainable in creating long-term brand loyalty and why?

<p>InnovateNow's strategy is more sustainable because strong customer relationships foster loyalty and positive word-of-mouth. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A new online retailer, 'StyleHub,' is preparing to launch. They have a limited advertising budget. Which of the following strategies would be the most effective in attracting their target audience and maximizing their return on investment?

<p>Focusing on targeted ads on social media platforms and search engines, utilizing data analytics to refine their approach. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A company launches a new product and sets specific criteria for its target audience. They analyze user data and determine that a significant portion of their potential customers are using ad blockers. Which of the following strategies should the company implement to effectively reach this segment of their target audience?

<p>Develop non-intrusive advertising formats and explore alternative channels such as influencer marketing and content partnerships. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Advertising

Methods used to make people buy a product or service.

Target Audience

A specific group of people that an ad is designed to appeal to.

Personalized

Tailored to an individual based on their data.

Personal Data

Information relating to an identifiable person.

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Brand

A recognizable name or symbol associated with a product or company.

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Persuasive

Having the power to convince.

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Consumer

An individual who purchases goods or services.

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Consumption

The act of buying and using goods and services.

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Pop-up Ad

An ad that appears suddenly in a new window or tab.

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Ad Blocker

Software that prevents ads from displaying.

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Tracking

Monitoring online activity over time.

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Privacy Policy

A document outlining how an organization handles personal data.

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Privacy Settings

Options to control how personal data is collected and used.

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Algorithm

A process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations.

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Targeted Ads

Ads shown to specific users based on their data and profiles.

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Study Notes

  • Advertising is a method used to make people buy a product
  • Advertisements are used by companies
  • Ads are aimed at specific target groups
  • A target is also known as an aim or goal
  • Adidas, Puma, and Nike are popular sports brands
  • Persuasive means "convincing"
  • Consumption means "to consume something"
  • Ad blockers are programs used to prevent ads from popping up online
  • Tracking is a way to measure over time
  • To adjust something means "to adapt something"
  • Targeted ads means "target = aim = goal"
  • Consent is an agreement, "to agree to something"
  • Surveillance is observation, "to be observed by s.o"
  • A user is "the person who uses"
  • Facebook uses ads for people for which certain criteria apply
  • Turnover represents the amount of money a company makes
  • To attract customers means "attraction, attractive"
  • To profit from something means "profit (noun)"
  • To compete for something refers to when companies compete for customers online
  • To analyze data means "analysis
  • User behavior

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This lesson covers essential terms related to advertising, including target audiences, persuasion, consumption, and ad blockers. It explores concepts like tracking, targeted ads, consent, and surveillance, particularly in the context of platforms like Facebook.

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