Advertising Unit 1 Review

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Account Services

Includes the manager or executive in charge of the entire advertising campaign for a particular client

Marketing Services

Researching and recommending marketing opportunities and programs for clients

Creative Services

Artists, illustrators and copywriters

Media Services

Negotiate advertising reates with newspapers, magazines, TV or radio stations

Advertisement

A paid, non-personal announcement delivered in mass media that informs or persuades you about a product, service or idea

Puffery

Claims made that may be false, but they are not really lies because no one can disprove them. Uses words like, "greatest", "best", or "favorite".

Product

What a seller has to offer

Promotion

All efforts to communicate with potential customers

Media

Various systems that deliver the advertising message

Consumers

People who use products based on their needs and wants

Wants

Things you would like to have but can live without

Consumer Behavior

Everything that affects your consumption or your decisions as a consumer.

Needs

Things that are necessary for survival

Advertising Agency

A business that provides a wide range of services designed to meet a client's complete advertising needs.

Customers

People who purchase products for their own consumption or for someone else's

Marketing

The process of researching, promoting, selling, and distributing a product

The 4 P's of Marketing

Product, Promotion, Price, Place

Target Market

Segment of the market that is identified as a potential customer

Demographics

Measurable statistics about the human population.

Psychographics

Lifestyle preferences - beliefs, values, likes or dislikes, preferences, lifestyle choices

Geographics

Location - where people live.

Branding

How the business differentiates its product from the competitors

Good

Something tangible (touchable)

Service

Intangible, something done to you or for you

Public Relations

Evaluates public attitude towards a business or product

Print Media

newspapers and magazines

Broadcast Media

television and radio

Visual Media

illustrative and persuasive materials that rely primarily on sight

electronic Media

A form of advertising that uses either e-mail or the World Wide Web.