WorksheetsPromotion- Intro
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
Product Promotion is used to persuade consumers to buy a particular good or service
True
False
Secondary promotion aims to stimulate demand for an entire class of goods/services
True
False
Primary promotion is used to stimulate demand for a specific brand of product
True
False
Public service is used to inform consumers about non controversial issues that are in the public’s best interest
True
False
Public relations is used to influence the company’s image directly.
True
False
Patronage is designed to promote a firm for such reasons as firm’s prestige.
True
False
Disadvantages of promotional activities are they can be deceptive and manipulative
True
False
Product Promotions always give the value advertised and do not increase prices
True
False
Advertising is the most effective combination, or blend, of the marketing communication channels that a business uses to send its messages to consumers
True
False
Promotional Mix is any paid form of nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods or services
True
False
Personal selling is the form of promotion that uses planned, personalized communication in order to influence purchase decisions and to ensure satisfaction
True
False
Publicity is personal form of promotion that is not paid for by the company or individual which benefits from it
True
False
Sales promotion are activities other than advertising, personal selling, and publicity which stimulate purchases
True
False
Common Advertising Objectives are: . To attract attention, to arouse interest, to create desire and to stimulate action
True
False
Direct Action advertising main purpose is to encourage customers to buy specific products now
True
False
The use of white space is not important
True
False
Bold large type and usually positioned at top of advertisement
Headline
Illustration
Copy
Identification
A photograph, drawing, painting or graphic
headline
illustration
identification/logo
copy
The name and/or symbol used by the advertiser
Headline
Illustration
Identification/logo
copy
Text of advertisement
Headline
Illustration
Identification/logo
Copy
Which group has the benefit of encouraging higher standards of living for promotion
Business
Consumer
Society
Who has the benefit of contributing to economic growth from promotion
Business
Consumer
Society
Who has the benefit of creating interest in products with promotion
Business
Consumer
Society
Who has the benefit of supporting mass media in promotion
Business
Consumer
Society
Who has the benefit of helping to develop company image in promotion
Business
Consumer
Society
Which group identifies with being better educated consumers due to promotion
Business
Consumer
Society
The benefit of adding money to the economy and creating jobs due to promotion identifies with which group
Business
Consumer
Society
Which group identifies with creating awareness of the company and its products due to promotion
Business
Consumer
Society
Which group is influenced by promotion and enables them to make better choices?
Business
Consumer
Society
A famous individual tells customers how much they love a product
claims
endorsement
uses
testimonial
The copy explains all the ways the product can be used by the consumer.
copy
claim
features
actions
A weight loss program will make the statement that you can lose 25 pounds the first month.
testimonial
uses
claim
feature
An average everyday person gives their praise for a product.
endorsement
claim
testimonial
action
A picture of the product is featured and all of the different traits are displayed.
Action
Features
Uses
Claim
The last line of the copy encourages the customer to not wait.
action
uses
features
testimonial
An eyeglass company displays many options for eyeglasses
benefits
features
comparison
uses
A legal ad outlines reasons why you should use their office for your legal battle
features
claim
uses
benefit
An example of institutional or promotion ad
20% off Del Monte Pineapples
Institutional promotion/advertising
Product promotion/advertising
Health screening today at Mayfer’s Department store
Institutional promotion/advertising
Product promotion/advertising
Pepsi - The choice of a new generation
Institutional promotion/advertising
Product promotion/advertising
Buy one pair of glasses at Len's and get second pair half off
Institutional promotion/advertising
Product promotion/advertising
Fieldcrest Cannon Mills donate 2000 blankets to the homeless
Institutional promotion/advertising
Product promotion/advertising
Swift Textiles purchased new computers for Shaw High School through the Adopt a school program
Institutional promotion/advertising
Product promotion/advertising
Sales paper for Giant Food is an example of
Print media
Broadcast Media
Out of Home Media
radio jingle for car dealership
Broadcast
Out of home
billboard on 95 for McDonalds
Broadcast
Out of home
ad on side of bus
broadcast
out of home
newspaper ad for restaurant
broadcast
out of home
television ad for toy
broadcast
out of home
