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What type of exchange is characterized by a short-term orientation and motivated by self-interest?
What type of exchange is characterized by a short-term orientation and motivated by self-interest?
Which type of exchange is driven primarily by the need to strengthen a relationship?
Which type of exchange is driven primarily by the need to strengthen a relationship?
In which type of exchange do participants typically belong to a collective unit?
In which type of exchange do participants typically belong to a collective unit?
Which of the following exemplifies co-creation?
Which of the following exemplifies co-creation?
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What is a primary goal of integrated marketing communication (IMC)?
What is a primary goal of integrated marketing communication (IMC)?
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How does relational exchange differ from market exchange?
How does relational exchange differ from market exchange?
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What internal influence might affect a consumer's perception of a brand?
What internal influence might affect a consumer's perception of a brand?
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What motivates participants in redistributive exchange?
What motivates participants in redistributive exchange?
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What does the 'S' in SMART objectives stand for?
What does the 'S' in SMART objectives stand for?
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Which component of SMART indicates the need for a defined target?
Which component of SMART indicates the need for a defined target?
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How did Netflix aim to create interest in the Indian market?
How did Netflix aim to create interest in the Indian market?
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Which step in the AIDA model corresponds to showing customers what Netflix has to offer?
Which step in the AIDA model corresponds to showing customers what Netflix has to offer?
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During which stage of creating a SMART goal should one ask, 'When is this goal to be achieved?'
During which stage of creating a SMART goal should one ask, 'When is this goal to be achieved?'
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What was a major challenge Netflix faced when entering the Indian market?
What was a major challenge Netflix faced when entering the Indian market?
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Which of the following is NOT a factor of the SMART framework?
Which of the following is NOT a factor of the SMART framework?
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What action step did Netflix take in order to encourage subscriptions?
What action step did Netflix take in order to encourage subscriptions?
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What is a primary benefit of sponsorship for brands?
What is a primary benefit of sponsorship for brands?
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How does function-based similarity impact sponsorship effectiveness?
How does function-based similarity impact sponsorship effectiveness?
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What is a potential criticism of the KFC and Susan G. Komen partnership?
What is a potential criticism of the KFC and Susan G. Komen partnership?
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What does image-based similarity in sponsorship reflect?
What does image-based similarity in sponsorship reflect?
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What should not be expected from a successful sponsorship relationship?
What should not be expected from a successful sponsorship relationship?
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What can sponsorship help to diffuse among target audiences?
What can sponsorship help to diffuse among target audiences?
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What is a key component in determining the effectiveness of a sponsorship relationship?
What is a key component in determining the effectiveness of a sponsorship relationship?
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What argument do some critics make about KFC's association with the breast cancer awareness campaign?
What argument do some critics make about KFC's association with the breast cancer awareness campaign?
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What primarily attracts sponsors to sports sponsorship?
What primarily attracts sponsors to sports sponsorship?
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What distinguishes programme sponsorship from traditional advertising?
What distinguishes programme sponsorship from traditional advertising?
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What is a primary goal of point-of-purchase communications?
What is a primary goal of point-of-purchase communications?
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How has arts sponsorship evolved in its purpose?
How has arts sponsorship evolved in its purpose?
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Which of the following represents a common misconception about sponsorship in the arts?
Which of the following represents a common misconception about sponsorship in the arts?
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What purpose did the 'chill' n charge' tent at Glastonbury Festival serve for Orange?
What purpose did the 'chill' n charge' tent at Glastonbury Festival serve for Orange?
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What is the relationship between in-store advertising and consumer purchase decisions?
What is the relationship between in-store advertising and consumer purchase decisions?
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Which statement is true regarding the distinction between programme sponsorship and product placement?
Which statement is true regarding the distinction between programme sponsorship and product placement?
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What was the purpose of the first written advertisement found in Thebes, Egypt?
What was the purpose of the first written advertisement found in Thebes, Egypt?
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What significant development in the 15th and 16th centuries contributed to modern advertising?
What significant development in the 15th and 16th centuries contributed to modern advertising?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of advertising?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of advertising?
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What type of appeals do emotional advertisements primarily rely on?
What type of appeals do emotional advertisements primarily rely on?
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In which year was the first advertising agency, opened by William Taylor, established?
In which year was the first advertising agency, opened by William Taylor, established?
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What is an example of BTL (Below The Line) advertising?
What is an example of BTL (Below The Line) advertising?
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Which emotional appeal type is characterized by evoking laughter?
Which emotional appeal type is characterized by evoking laughter?
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What percentage of Kellogg's communications budget is typically allocated to advertising?
What percentage of Kellogg's communications budget is typically allocated to advertising?
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What is a key benefit of segmenting emails by demographic?
What is a key benefit of segmenting emails by demographic?
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How does Google Display Ads optimize ad performance across the web?
How does Google Display Ads optimize ad performance across the web?
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What does signing up for a Google Ads account allow you to do?
What does signing up for a Google Ads account allow you to do?
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What is the primary payment model for social network advertising?
What is the primary payment model for social network advertising?
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What impact did the development of the U.S. have on direct marketing?
What impact did the development of the U.S. have on direct marketing?
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What is the role of the Google Keyword Planner in advertising strategy?
What is the role of the Google Keyword Planner in advertising strategy?
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Which component is necessary for creating an ad campaign on social networks?
Which component is necessary for creating an ad campaign on social networks?
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What is one function of AI tools in digital marketing?
What is one function of AI tools in digital marketing?
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Study Notes
Sponsorship Definition
- Sponsorship is a commercial activity where one party allows another to associate with a target audience in return for resources, services, or funds.
- It exposes brands to specific audiences.
- It suggests an association between the brand and the sponsor.
- It can diffuse negative effects associated with traditional mass media.
- It allows for diverse communication tools and resource efficiency.
Degree of Fit
- A key factor in sponsorship effectiveness is the degree of fit.
- Fit is considered through two dimensions:
- Function-based similarity: the product is used in the event.
- Image-based similarity: the sponsor's image aligns with the event.
KFC Example
- KFC partnered with Susan G. Komen for the Cure for breast cancer awareness.
- Critics argued the partnership was hypocritical, as KFC food might increase cancer risk.
Most Used Sponsorship Types: Sports
- Sports sponsorship is popular because:
- High media coverage attracts audiences.
- Large audiences across mediums.
- Simplistic measure of segmentation
Coca-Cola at the Olympics
- Coca-Cola highlighted the Olympic Games' unifying power.
- They partnered with French artists to create unique can designs.
Program Sponsorship
- Sponsorship agreements do not usually affect content or scheduling.
- Sponsored content should avoid resembling regular (unsponsored) ads.
- Sponsorship lines can blur with product placement and brand entertainment.
Point-of-Purchase (POP) Communication
- POP (point-of-purchase) communication is a promotional tool inside a store.
- 82% of purchase decisions occur in-store.
- POP can attract attention, remind, inform, and persuade.
Store Atmosphere
- Store atmosphere, such as music, can influence customer behavior.
- Customers linger longer and buy more from restaurants playing their preferred genre of music.
Business Insight: Nike & Foot Locker
- Nike and Foot Locker initially had a strained but then successful partnership.
- Nike's order to Foot Locker decreased due to differing visions of products, sales, and price.
- This caused significant issues and challenges for Foot Locker's sales.
Marketing Communication Tools: Public Relations
- Public relations (PR) builds goodwill with audiences.
- PR bridges the gap between company views and media coverage.
- The PR function frequently reports directly to the CEO.
PR Strengths and Weaknesses
- Strengths: Effective in influencing public perception, flexible messaging, cost-effective
- Weaknesses: Difficult to measure effectiveness, lack of direct control, journalists act as gatekeepers.
PR Instruments and Channels
- PR tools are used for internal and external communication.
- Media relations are critical for disseminating information quickly.
Pepsi Case
- Pepsi's 2017 ad featuring Kendall Jenner drew criticism for seemingly trivializing social issues.
- The company swiftly apologized and discontinued the ad.
Marketing
- Marketing involves managing competitive advantages, reaching customers, and providing messages to generate awareness.
- It involves planning and executing the conception of product, pricing, promotion, and distribution.
- It focuses on identifying and meeting customer needs.
Marketing Mix (4Ps)
- Product: features and production.
- Place: location and distribution.
- Promotion: marketing channels and strategies.
- Price: price strategy and profit margin.
Communication Process
- Communication is the exchange of meaning through a shared symbolic system (e.g verbal or nonverbal).
- Senders and receivers process information, impacting communication; filter and noise influence the process.
- Laswell's model highlights factors like who, says what, in what channel, influencing outcomes.
One-Step Communication Flow
- A direct message reaches the recipient.
- Each recipient is independent in response.
Two-Step Communication Flow
- The message reaches a specific audience via intermediary (influencer).
- Personal influence affects target audience decisions.
- This involves influencers as intermediaries, who filter messages potentially causing loss of some details
Multi-Step Communication Flow
- Interconnected actors influence one another in the process.
- Recipients act as message senders (e.g., social networks)
Marketing vs Communication
- Marketing focuses on presenting the brand, while communication is about reaching the target audience.
- Marketers aim to have their products/services sought after, via communication efforts, prompting a purchase or purchase consideration
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Test your knowledge on key marketing concepts, including exchanges, integrated marketing communication, and the AIDA model. This quiz covers various aspects of marketing strategies and consumer behavior. Perfect for students and professionals looking to refresh their understanding of marketing principles.
