Ethics in Entertainment Marketing
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What is the primary focus of ethics in marketing?

  • Establishing moral standards in business practices (correct)
  • Maximizing company profits
  • Increasing brand visibility
  • Meeting consumer needs

Which of the following is classified as part of the entertainment industry?

  • Manufacturing
  • Television (correct)
  • Agriculture
  • Real Estate

How much does the average American household spend annually on entertainment?

  • $1,500
  • $3,200
  • $5,000
  • $2,900 (correct)

Which of the following is NOT a type of brand discussed in marketing?

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What is the main purpose of new product development for companies?

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What is one of the six aims of marketing campaigns?

<p>Brand awareness (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes social media influencers?

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What is experiential marketing primarily focused on?

<p>Creating memorable experiences for consumers (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a primary goal of experiential marketing?

<p>To engage consumers through memorable experiences (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a form of experiential marketing?

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What is a key element of effective experiential marketing?

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Which advantage is associated with experiential marketing?

<p>Stronger emotional bond with consumers (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a challenge faced in experiential marketing?

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How does experiential marketing impact purchase decisions?

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Which trend is expected to shape the future of experiential marketing?

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What is an effective tip for experiential marketing?

<p>Create moments people want to capture and share (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a primary aim of a marketing campaign related to goal setting?

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Why is it important to identify a target market for a marketing campaign?

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Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when selecting marketing channels?

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What is the unique selling proposition (USP) of a brand?

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Which metric is NOT typically used to evaluate the effectiveness of a marketing campaign?

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What is a social media influencer primarily known for?

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How is payment for social media influencers typically determined?

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What is a primary reason social media ads are often tailored to user preferences?

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What aspect of event management is crucial in the entertainment industry?

<p>Creating impactful and memorable experiences (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor does NOT play a role in selecting an event venue?

<p>Proximity to competitors (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be considered when budgeting for an event?

<p>Identifying specific allocation for different categories (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of social media influencer typically charges the least per post?

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What is an essential element of messaging & branding in a marketing campaign?

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What is the primary focus during the introduction stage of the product life cycle?

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What common strategy is employed during the maturity stage of a product life cycle?

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What does the decline stage of the product life cycle typically indicate?

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What type of marketing strategy is most effective during the growth stage of a product life cycle?

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Which of the following is NOT a common logistics consideration for event planning?

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What is an important aspect of evaluation after an event?

<p>Collecting feedback to analyze success (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be considered when developing a marketing strategy for a product in the decline stage?

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Which stage of the product life cycle is characterized by market saturation and intense competition?

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What is a key aspect of contingency planning within event planning?

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What should marketing efforts focus on in the introduction stage of a product life cycle?

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What is the primary focus of entertainment marketing?

<p>To develop and distribute products catering to customer needs through entertainment (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which branding strategy involves using a single name for all products?

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During which step of new product development is customer feedback actively sought?

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What significant challenge do movie and TV studios face when marketing entertainment?

<p>Anticipating customer wants and needs while covering upfront costs (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a disadvantage of co-branding?

<p>If one brand has a poor image, it can harm the other's reputation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of a SWOT analysis in new product development?

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What type of brand does not carry the name of a specific manufacturer and represents a general product category?

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Which step involves offering a new product for sale in a limited area to gauge its market viability?

<p>Test Market (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In sports and entertainment jobs, which role focuses on creating and enforcing a team's salary cap?

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What is a primary benefit of using multi-branding strategies?

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What aspect do social media campaigns primarily aim to enhance?

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What is a crucial component of the commercialization step in new product development?

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What type of brand acts as a 'middle man' by facilitating transactions without taking ownership?

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Which step directly follows the 'Test Market' phase in new product development?

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Which factor is NOT typically considered during the business analysis step in the product development process?

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Flashcards

Ethics

Ethics are a set of moral principles that guide people's behavior, decisions, and lives. They focus on determining what is good for individuals and society.

What is entertainment?

Entertainment encompasses various forms of leisure activities that people enjoy and are willing to pay for. It includes movies, concerts, festivals, video games, and theme parks.

Manufacturer Brand

A manufacturer brand is directly associated with the company that produces the product. There are three types: National, Private, and Generic.

Intermediary Brand

A brand that is owned and operated by an intermediary (e.g., a retailer) instead of the manufacturer.

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What is a Generic Brand?

A generic brand doesn't have any specific branding or advertising and is typically sold at a lower price. They are often found alongside manufacturer brands in stores.

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What is a Marketing Campaign?

A marketing campaign is a coordinated set of marketing activities designed to achieve specific objectives, such as increasing brand awareness or driving sales.

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Data Mining in Social Media

Data mining is the process of extracting valuable information from large datasets, using techniques like statistical analysis, machine learning, and pattern recognition.

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Social Media Influencers

Social media influencers are individuals who have a significant following on social media platforms and can influence their audience's opinions and purchasing decisions.

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What is experiential marketing?

Experiential marketing is a strategy that creates memorable experiences to engage consumers and connect with them emotionally, building brand loyalty and driving sales.

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What is engagement in experiential marketing?

Engaging consumers through interactive experiences, encouraging active participation and creating opportunities for them to interact with the brand.

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What is emotional connection in experiential marketing?

Connecting with consumers on an emotional level by creating experiences that evoke feelings and create lasting impressions.

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What is authenticity in experiential marketing?

The experience should be authentic and reflect the brand's identity, values, and personality, building trust and creating a consistent brand image.

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What is memorability in experiential marketing?

Creating unique and shareable experiences that are memorable and encourage consumers to share their experiences with others, building word-of-mouth marketing.

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What are pop-up events in experiential marketing?

Pop-up events offer temporary experiences in unexpected locations, like a brand-themed pop-up store or interactive installation.

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How does experiential marketing impact emotional bonds?

Experiential marketing strives to create stronger emotional bonds with consumers, building meaningful connections and increasing brand loyalty.

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How does experiential marketing impact engagement?

Experiential marketing encourages active participation and social sharing, leading to increased brand awareness and customer engagement.

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Contingency

When you set aside money to cover unexpected expenses, like a car repair or medical bill.

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Marketing Strategies

The planned ways an event is promoted to reach the target audience.

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Logistics

A detailed plan covering transportation, staff, equipment, and schedules to ensure a smooth event.

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Evaluation

The process of measuring an event's success, gathering feedback, and using it to improve future events.

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Product Life Cycle

The journey of a product from its launch to its eventual decline in the market.

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Introduction Stage

The initial launch of a new product. Characterized by low sales and high marketing costs to build awareness.

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Growth Stage

When a product gains traction, sales increase, and competition intensifies as new players enter the market.

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Maturity Stage

When the product reaches its peak sales and faces intense competition from similar products.

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Decline Stage

When sales start to decline due to changing consumer preferences, new technology, or market saturation.

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Implications for Marketing Strategies

Understanding the product life cycle allows companies to adapt their marketing strategies by innovating, allocating resources, and targeting specific market segments.

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Entertainment Marketing

The process of developing, promoting, and distributing products and services related to entertainment to satisfy customer needs and wants.

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Multi-purpose Branding

Using one brand name for all products.

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Multi-branding

Each product in a product line has a distinctive name.

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Co-branding

Two or more manufacturers partner to produce one product.

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Generic Brand

A brand that represents a general product category without a specific company name.

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Idea Generation (New Product Development)

The initial stage of new product development where ideas are generated from various internal and external sources.

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Screening and Evaluating (New Product Development)

Evaluating the new product idea by considering factors like technology, company objectives, and consumer feedback.

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Test the Concept (New Product Development)

Testing the product concept with potential customers to gather feedback and refine the idea.

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Business Analysis (New Product Development)

Analyzing the costs, legal aspects, and requirements for launching the product to market.

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Product Development (New Product Development)

Developing the actual product prototype, refining it based on testing, and determining production capabilities.

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Test Market (New Product Development)

Testing the product in a limited market area to assess market response and market viability.

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Commercialization (New Product Development)

The final stage of new product development, involving full-scale production and marketing of the product.

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Product Launch

A comprehensive plan encompassing market research, competition analysis, marketing strategy, public relations, sales, and product details.

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Social Media Campaigns

A structured marketing effort utilizing social media platforms to increase customer awareness, interest, or loyalty towards a specific brand or product.

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Marketing Campaign Goal

The specific goal you aim to achieve with a marketing campaign. It should be clear, measurable, and achievable, and serve as a gauge for success.

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Target Market Breakdown

Breaking down your audience into specific groups based on key characteristics like age, interests, location, and more. This helps tailor your campaign for maximum impact.

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Marketing Campaign Messaging

The core message you want to communicate to your target audience in a consistent and clear way. This message should be aligned with your brand identity.

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Campaign Channel Selection

The process of choosing the most effective channels to reach your target market. Consider where your audience spends their time online and offline, and choose accordingly.

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Marketing Campaign Budgeting

The financial plan for your marketing campaign, covering all expenses like production, advertising, personnel, and more. It's crucial to stay within budget.

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Marketing Campaign Evaluation

The process of evaluating the effectiveness of your campaign after it's launched. This involves tracking metrics, analyzing data, and making adjustments as needed.

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Social Media Data Mining

The process of collecting and analyzing data from user-generated content on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and X. It helps understand user behavior and preferences for targeted advertising.

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Influencer Pricing

The price an influencer charges per post based on their follower count. Prices vary based on follower count, engagement, and other factors.

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Nano-Influencers

These influencers have a smaller but highly engaged following, making them effective for niche marketing, often with lower influencer fees.

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Micro-Influencers

These influencers have a larger audience and can reach a wider segment of the target market, making them ideal for brand awareness campaigns

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Mid-Tier Influencers

These influencers have a significant following in their niche and are highly sought after for collaborations due to their established credibility and reach.

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Macro-Influencers

These influencers have a huge reach within their niche and often command top tier rates due to their widespread influence and follower engagement.

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Mega-Influencers

These influencers have the most extensive reach, often with millions of followers. They are highly sought after for major campaigns and collaborations.

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Event Management

The process of planning, organizing, executing, and evaluating events. This involves a multitude of tasks like venue selection, budgeting, marketing, and logistics.

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Study Notes

Ethics

  • Ethics is a system of moral principles that affect behavior, decision-making, and personal/social lives.
  • It's also described as moral philosophy.
  • Ethical considerations are crucial in how companies market their products.

Entertainment & Marketing

  • Entertainment includes movies, television, radio, music, concerts, video games, theme parks, etc.
  • The average American household spends approximately $2,900 annually on entertainment.
  • Spending varies widely, with high-demand entertainment options (like Taylor Swift tickets) exhibiting large price fluctuation.
  • The entertainment industry is a substantial $200 billion industry focused on entertainment, excitement and amusement.
  • Entertainment is influenced by media companies who dictate what types of entertainment consumers view and purchase.
  • Entertainment marketing is the process of promoting entertainment products to satisfy customer needs and wants.

Types of Brands & Strategies

  • There are three types of brands: manufacturer, intermediary, and generic
  • Manufacturer brands are owned by the product producer, offering various strategies:
    • Multi-purpose branding: One brand name for all products. A benefit is the promotion is simplified, but if a product fails, the entire brand may suffer.
    • Multi-branding: Each product in a line has its own name. A benefit is that a product failure doesn't affect the others. However, it's more expensive to individually market several products,
    • Co-branding: Two or more manufacturers collaborate on a product. An advantage is reaching more customers, but a negative is that a failing partner can harm the other company's reputation.
  • Intermediary brands connect buyers and sellers without owning the product. Examples include agents for musicians or actors.
  • Generic brands represent a product category without a specific brand name.

New Product Development

  • Companies develop new products to satisfy consumer wants and needs; this entails researching and analyzing factors including competition and consumer preferences.
  • New product development frequently involves a series of steps including planning a protocol to identify consumers' needs, conducting SWOT analyses, testing consumer feedback, analyzing costs and legal factors, developing prototypes, and eventually implementing a launch.

Social Media Marketing Campaigns

  • A social media marketing campaign is a coordinated effort to raise customer awareness and loyalty through social media.
  • Successful examples like #ShotoniPhone (Apple) and Spotify Wrapped highlight strategies that effectively enhance brand awareness.
  • The aims of marketing campaigns includes goal setting, identifying the target audience, messaging and branding, selecting channels, budgeting, and evaluation.

Social Media Marketing

  • Data mining on social media involves analyzing user-generated content (posts, comments, tweets) to gain insights about users or conduct research.
  • Social media influencers promote products or services to their followers and may have varying levels of influence. Types of influencers range from nano-influencers to mega-influencers across diverse categories (health, food, family, etc.).
  • Companies partner with influencers as a way to reach a large audience for a lower cost than traditional advertising. The success of influencer marketing is measured by factors such as engagement rate, campaign length, product industry, and influencer credibility.

Event Management & Promotion

  • Event management encompasses planning, organizing, executing, and evaluating events, crucial in the entertainment industry.
  • Important elements include venue selection, location, capacity, budgeting, marketing strategies (social media, influencer partnerships, advertising), logistic planning, and evaluation of success.

Product Life Cycle

  • The product life cycle demonstrates the stages from introduction to decline.
  • The four stages include introduction, growth, maturity, and decline. Each stage has key features and marketing strategies catered to the stage's specific challenges.
  • Introduction is characterized by low sales, high marketing costs, and focus on building awareness.
  • Growth demonstrates increasing sales and market share expansion.
  • Maturity is when market saturation leads to intense competition, and companies attempt to maintain share with price wars or product differentiation.
  • Decline sees sales diminishing, impacting profitability and potentially requiring companies to phase out products.

Experiential Marketing

  • Experiential marketing creates deeply memorable experiences.
  • Experiences are successful because they foster engagement, emotional connections, and brand authenticity, leading to lasting customer relationships.
  • Types of experiential marketing include pop-up events, sponsorship of live events, interactive technologies, and branded content. Experiential marketing benefits include stronger customer relationships, increased engagement through participation and social sharing, and brand loyalty creation.

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Explore the intersection of ethics and entertainment marketing in this quiz. Understand how moral principles impact decision-making and the promotion of entertainment products. Test your knowledge on the complexities of ethical considerations within the entertainment industry.

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