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CSUF MKTG 351 FINAL EXAM REVIEW
144 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Promotional Mix - answer 1) advertising
2) public relations
3) sales promotions
4) personal selling
5) social media


promotion - answer Communication by marketers that informs, persuades, and reminds
potential buyers of a product in order to influence an opinion or elicit a response


promotional strategy - answer a plan for the optimal use of the elements of promotion to elicit
a particular response; main goal is to convince buyers that the products offer competitive
advantage


advertising - answer mass communication, high control, relatively low cost per customer, low
credibility


public relations - answer unpaid, effective, limited control, higher credibility


sales promotion - answer all non-advertising and public relations activities that focus on
promoting sales; typically short-term although may have spillover long-term effect; intended to
induce product trial and additional sales


personal selling - answer in-person selling, more costly; more effective; works well for high cost
items; aimed to inform and influence customers

,social media - answer recent addition to promotional mix, shift of control of communication
efforts to consumers


Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) - answer aims to align all elements of the
promotional mix for the best possible results


marketing communication - answer the process by which marketers impress on the buyers the
value that their products have to offer


Promotional Goals - answer informing (early stages), persuading (late intro/ early maturity),
reminding (later stages), connecting (ongoing)


AIDA concept - answer Attention: gain awareness of target market
Interest: create appealing message for target market
Desire: convince to create preference for
Action: communication should have call to action- go out and buy it


factors affecting promotional mix - answer -nature of the product
-stages in the product life cycle
-type of buying decision
-push and pull strategies


nature of the product - answer mass media (advertising) will work well for mass produced,
consumer products where personal selling will work better for customized, business products


Stages of Product Life Cycle - answer early stage: advertising/public relation for awareness and
sales promotion to induce trial
growth stage: advertising and public relations for establishing differential advantage, reduce
sales promotion

, maturity stage: persuasive reminder advertising and sales promotion to increase sales
decline stage: advertising reduced, personal selling efforts continue


Type of Buying Decision - answer simple/routine: require no deliberation, reminder advertising
and sales promotion can be very effective
complex/ high involvement: personal selling can work well


Push and Pull Strategies - answer Push: incentivize wholesalers or retailers to carry the product
(ex. trade discounts)
Pull: incentivizes end consumers directly


advertising - answer impersonal, one-way mass communication paid for by a marketer to
increase sales in the long run


advertising response function - answer elongated S shaped figure- starts with too little to do
much for sales, moves over to relatively high effectiveness where increase will lead to increase
in sales, then to a saturation point where more advertisement won't do much


Major Types of Advertising - answer institutional and product


institutional advertising - answer Advertising that promotes organizational image as a whole;
makes sense for parent brands and advocacy advertising


advocacy advertising - answer a form of advertising in which companies promote a positive
image or try to overcome negative perceptions


product advertising - answer promotes individual products; three types:
pioneer, competitive, and comparative advertising

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