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JEOPARDY!!!!! Round 2

Don’t Change That Channel! Ad-ing Up Ad-Lib Give Me a Promotion!

What is promotion? 100

A way to attract customers to a product/service

What are the elements of the promotions mix? 200

Personal Selling Sales Promotion Public Relations Direct Mail Trade Fairs/Exhibition Advertising Sponsorship Promotional Items

Name two advantages and two disadvantages of Public Relations. 300

Advantages: long term planning, relatively inexpensive, builds trust w/ public Disadvantages: negative publicity, low control

Which promotional strategy is thought of as being everything other than advertising, personal selling and public relations? 400

Sales Promotion

What promotional strategy could include pens, golf balls, t-shirts and mugs? 500

Specialty / Promotional Items

How many goals of advertising are there? Name them. 100

1.Brand Awareness and Positioning 2.Brand Trial 3.Brand Preference 4.Brand Reminder 5.Brand Repositioning

Name the different advertising appeals. 200

Emotional Rational/Informative Social Biological

What are the various types of advertising media? 300

TV Radio Internet Magazines Newspapers Direct to Home (flyers) Out of Home (billboards, busses)

What is the formula for effective advertisement? 400

AIDA (attention/awareness, interest, desire, action)

Name two advantages and two disadvantages of radio advertising. 500

Disadvantages: lack of listeners, no video (not as effective) Advantages: cheaper, shorter lead time

“Doctor recommended, number 1 brand in the country” – is this goal of advertising 100

Brand Preference

What are the factors used to determine advertising media? 200

Reach Frequency Clutter Durability Lead Time Mechanical Requirements Cost Selectivity

What types of products/services would not use advertising? 300

Luxury products Products with high mark ups (home improvement, real estate) Products that are a large investment (some)

Name that Term An advertisement that included a coupon for a free sample or a discount is using this goal of advertising. 400

Brand Trial

Advertising is most important for products that are: 500

New Easy to Describe Low Cost Heavily Competitive Mass Marketed Identical

What are the types of distribution channels? 100

Direct Indirect Specialty

YYZ, YVR, YXE, and YOW are examples of: 200

Airport codes

What is the difference between a push and pull strategy? 300

Push – try to convince retailers to carry a product Pull – try to convince consumers to buy the product

What are the factors used to determine what method of transportation to use? (Logistics) 400

Destination Weight Volume Type of Goods

What are the various methods of transportation used to deliver goods? 500

Trucks, Trains, Ships, Planes