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Advertising, PR, & Sales Promotion
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The review for Promotion: Advertising, Public Relations, and Sales Promotion.
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The selling message or "talking" part of the ad:
Headline
Signature
Illustration
Copy
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Any ready-for-production image, stock drawing, or photograph:
Slogan
Ad Proof
Ad Layout
Clip Art
3
The saying that gets the readers' attention and leads them to read the rest of the ad.
Headline
Signature
Copy
Illustration
4
This addition to a newspaper ad can increase the reading of copy by as much as 80 percent.
Balance
Clip Art
Proporation
Color
5
A sales promotion activity that consists of a free trial size of a product given away:
Guerilla Marketing
Sweepstakes
Specialty Media
Product Sample
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This media has a targeted audience, long life span, and a high pass along rate:
Direct Mail
Radio
Magazine
Outdoor
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Sales promotion activities focus on generating long-term sales.
True
False
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A headline that uses repeating initial consonant sounds:
Alliteration
Paradox
A Play on Words
Rhyme
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Has a short lead time for ad, large circulation in a geographic area, but poor print quality:
Outdoor Advertising
Transit Advertising
Newspapers
Magazines
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What is the number one newspaper, in terms of circulation, in the United States?
The Washington Post
USA Today
The New York Times
The Wall Street Journal
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A headline that has a seeming contradiction that could be true:
Rhyme
Alliteration
Paradox
A Play on Words
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This is a rough draft that shows the general arrangement and appearance of a finished ad.
Ad Layout
Ad Proof
Clip Art
Slogan
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A coffee shop gives the customer a free cup of coffee after the purchase of 5 cups:
Cooperative Marketing Program
Product Sampling Program
Loyalty Marketing Program
Industrial Marketing Program
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Publicity is easy to control and it is always positive.
True
False
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This is any non-paid communication about a product, service, company, or cause.
Publicity
Personal Selling
Viral Marketing
Speicalty Advertising
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A folder containing articles, news releases, stories, and photographs about the company:
Sales Promotion
Press Kit
Press Conference
News Release
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This media includes magazines and newspapers:
Outdoor
Broadcast
Print
Direct Mail
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Useful and inexpensive items given away with the business's name printed on the item:
Sales Promotion
Specialty Media
Guerrilla Marketing
Product Sample
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Public relations is considered more objective and believable than advertising.
True
False
20
Music, such as a jingle, background music, or characters singing can add creativity to an ad.
False
True
21
Pizza Hut sponsors a coloring competition for students who can win free pizzas:
Contest
Sweepstakes
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This media includes television and radio, meaning that a signal is transmitted:
Direct Mail
Print
Outdoor
Broadcast
23
Adam Levine appears in a commercial and says that Pro Active was a "game changer" for him:
Product Demonstration
Dramatization
Alliteration
Testimonial
24
What is the name of the number one, most circulated magazine, in the United States?
Reader's Digest
Better Homes and Gardens
TV Guide
The AARP Magazine
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This is the total number of people who see the ad.
Pass-along Rate
Continuous
Circulation
Reach
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McDonald’s places monopoly game pieces on its soft drink cups and gives away prizes:
Contest
Sweepstakes
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The photo or drawing used in the print ad:
Illustration
Signature
Copy
Headline
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Employs words that correspond in sound, such as “Loose Lips Sink Ships."
Rhyme
Pun
A Play on Words
Paradox
29
This is the amount of time required to place an ad.
Lead Time
Pulse Rate Time
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An effective headline should:
Be cleverly worded
have a single focuse
All are correct
Be brief
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This is the effort to reach consumers by generating positive publicity.
Specialty Advertising
Public Relations
Viral Marketing
Personal Selling
32
Shows exactly how an ad will appear in print. It is sent to the advertiser for approval.
Clip Art
Ad Proof
Clip Art
Ad Layout
33
The “Got Milk” advertising campaign is an example of:
Institutional Advertising
Industrial Advertising
Communication Advertising
Target Advertising
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Sales promotion results are measurable, particularly with contests, coupons, and sweepstakes.
True
False
35
This a pre-written story about a company that is sent to various media.
News Release
Press Conference
Press Kit
Sales Promotion
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This happens when the advertising message losses its effectiveness after many exposures:
Wear-Out
Retail Defeat
Wholesale Reverse
Industrial Loss
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Concentrated audience during morning and afternoon when people are traveling to and from work:
Drive Time
Concentrated Time
Cooperative Time
Viral Time
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The advertising format, such as broadcast, print, internet, outdoor, or specialty:
Communications
Retailing
Industry
Media
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Which of the following is the fastest growing advertising media?
Magazines
Online
Television
Newspapers
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The number of copies distributed for a particular edition of the newspaper or magazine.
Frequencey
Pass-along Rate
Circulation
Reach
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The fastest-growing type of advertising. It can be targeted and allows for instant feedback.
Broadcast Advertising
Outdoor Advertising
Online Advertising
Print Advertising
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Any form of paid, non-personal communication that uses mass media to reach an audience:
Directing
Broasdcasting
Advertising
Targeting
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This is the distinctive identification symbol for a business.
Signature
Illustration
Copy
Headline
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Any short-term incentive, activity, or material that gives consumers a direct incentive to buy.
Sales Promotion
Viral Marketing
Personal Selling
Guerilla Marketing
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A meeting in which a business or organization invites media members to hear an announcement:
Press Kit
Sales Promotion
News Release
Press Conference
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Advertising designed to increase sales. It introduces new products and businesses:
Communication Advertising
Mass Advertising
Promotional Advertising
Institutional Advertising
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The humorous use of a word that suggests two or more of its meanings.
Rhyme
Pun
Play on Words
Paradox
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Uses the same words in different senses or words similar in sound used in opposition:
Pun
Rhyme
A Play on Words
Paradox
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A catch phrase or small group of words combined in a way to identify a product or company.
Copy
Slogan
Clip Art
Headline
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This advertising media includes billboards, messages on buildings, or benches.
Print
Direct Mail
Broadcast
Outdoor