Order Number |
466573092 |
Type of Project |
ESSAY |
Writer Level |
PHD VERIFIED |
Format |
APA |
Academic Sources |
10 |
Page Count |
3-12 PAGES |
IBM 3072 Final Exam List question, then the answer Double spaced Min of 2 pages per question, inc. charts, graphs, examples Hard copy only – due at the end of the semester
Question1:
The acronym AIDA is a critical part of the understanding of advertising and promotion. What does it stand for, and why is it important.
Provide an example of using AIDA in advertising. [repeat from mid term]
Question 2: There are 4 major aspects of defining a target market. Define them and provides examples for each.
Question 3: Social Media has become a core element of advertising and promotion. What are some of the keys to SM advertising and promotion? Provide examples.
Question 4: Provide a list of at least 10 advertising venues where we can promote a product or service. T
hen provide at least 3 examples (meaning choose 3 of the venues then provide an example of an ad/promo being used in that venue). Question 5:
The expression…it has never been easier to get at the consumer than today, but, it also has never, ever been harder than today to get them to buy. What does this mean to you, your generation, and consumerism in general?
The acronym AIDA is a critical part of the understanding of advertising and promotion.
What does it stand for, and why is it important. Provide an example of using AIDA in advertising. [repeat from mid term]
Question 2: There are 4 major aspects of defining a target market.
Define them and provides examples for each. Question 3: Social Media has become a core element of advertising and promotion.
What are some of the keys to SM advertising and promotion? Provide examples.
Question 4: Provide a list of at least 10 advertising venues where we can promote a product or service.
Then provide at least 3 examples (meaning choose 3 of the venues then provide an example of an ad/promo being used in that venue). Question 5:
The expression…it has never been easier to get at the consumer than today, but, it also has never, ever been harder than today to get them to buy. What does this mean to you, your generation, and consumerism in general?