Title: Chapter 14
Course: Principles of Marketing > Section: Chapter 14

Chapter 14

14.1 Knowledge Check

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a. One media channel used in advertising is commercials.

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c. This is an example of institutional advertising.

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a. Advertising has a low per-exposure cost.

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d. Product advertisements focus on one product from an organization’s product mix and/or comparing it with competitors.

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b. Advertising is still one of the costlier elements of the promotion mix.

14.2 Knowledge Check

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a. Posttests are utilized after a campaign has launched.

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c. The first step in advertising planning is determining objectives.

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a. Millennials are more likely to see advertisements in digital form, such as social media, rather than more traditional media.

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d. Reach refers to the estimated number of potential customers that can be reached with an advertising campaign.

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a. Assessment is the final step of the advertising plan.

14.3 Knowledge Check

1.

a. ROAS = $500/$20 = $25

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c. Brand recognition involves recognizing a brand based on a picture or logo.

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a. Return on ad spend (ROAS) calculates the revenue generated for each advertising dollar spent.

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d. KPIs, or key performance indicators, measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign.

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b. Impressions = Rating × Target Population × Number of Ads. In this scenario, Liam is missing the rating information.

14.4 Knowledge Check

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a. Public relations is earned.

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c. Lobbying involves attempts to influence public policy and law.

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a. Events are a type of public relations in which a company participates to increase brand awareness.

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d. Press relations is the part of public relations that creates and maintains positive relationships with the press.

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b. Public affairs involves creating relationships with public officials.

14.5 Knowledge Check

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a. The company’s donation and the public relations surrounding it has created sales and leads.

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c. Public relations is often not under a company’s direct control.

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a. The company had no direct control over whether the press release would be picked up by news stations.

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d. Public relations is free, and it has no guaranteed results.

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b. Taco Bell was hoping that the campaign would outweigh the negative brand image caused by the lawsuit (and it worked).