Ad notes 2014

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Advertising

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Advertising

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5 Ps of Advertising

• Product

• Price

• Promotion

• People

• Placement

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Product

the physical product or service offered to the

consumer

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Price

How much the product will sell for

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Promotion

Strategies used to Persuade potential

consumers to purchase a product

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People

The group(s) targeted by advertisers to promote

their product

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placement

The location of the advertisement

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Product design

• Functionality/Appearance

• Quality

• Packaging

• Brand

• Warranty

• Service/Support

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Pricing decisions

• Profit: the money earned when a

business sells products and services

for more than it cost to produce them

• Costs of advertising

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Promotion techniques

• Stacking: list of reasons why the product or service is good

• Repetition: makes product or service familiar to consumer

• Slogan: identifies product or service with an idea

• Logo: identifies product or service with a symbol

• Snob Appeal: associates product or service with a personality or lifestyle

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Promotion techniques

• Cause and Effect: use this product or service and your problems will disappear

• Emotional Appeal: uses emotion to sell a product or service (pity, fear, patriotism, happiness,etc.)

• Price Appeal: consumers will be getting something extra for less money

• Testimonial: someone endorses the product

• Bandwagon: uses peer pressure to influence the consumer. If everyone else is doing it so should you.

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Promotion techniques

• Confusion: gains the consumers attention by

confusing them, and then retains the attention as

the consumer tries to figure out the message.

• Technical Jargon: uses technical words to impress

the consumer

• Transfer: associates the product with words or

ideas that may or may not be related to the product.

The association seeks to transfer certain qualities to

the product.

• Name Calling: the advertiser compares its product

or service to the competition in a way that is

favorable to the advertiser.

• Plain Folks: the advertiser tries to identify its

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People: targeted consumer

• Assumptions

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Placement of ad

• Printed ads

• Television

commercials

• Internet ads