Discussion. 1. What are the three groups of objectives and strategies in an adver­tising plan?

1. What are the three groups of objectives and strategies in an adver­tising plan? What is the relationship among the three groups? What is the difference between an objective and a strategy?

2. The advertising plan usually contains (содержит) two kinds of marketing objec­tives. What are they? How should they be expressed?

3. Give additional examples of marketing strategies.

4. How are advertising objectives expressed? Why?

5. Why are sales no longer the only measurement of advertising effec­tiveness? What other factors besides advertising do you consider responsible for decreasing sales?

6. Whose work was instrumental in the shift to communication goals? What was his contribution?

7. What did he say advertising should do?

8. Briefly enumerate the six principles underlying advertising goals.

9. Name, in order, the steps in Colley's hierarchy of effects model.

10. Name the five steps in Lavidge and Steiner's model.

11. Go through the five steps and describe how the emphasis of adver­tising changes during the process.

12. How are the two models different? How are they similar?

13. Name and describe the four steps in AIDA.

14. Why is the language of computers used for the buyer behavior model?,

15. How does that model differ from Colley's and from Lavidge and Steiner's?

16. How can purchase be a risk? What may result from the consumer's satisfaction with the product? His dissatisfaction?

17. Explain advertising strategy.

18. Find examples of USP's in advertising.

19. What can a marketing communicator do if there is no USP?

20. Study the respective benefit claims that are made for several prod­ucts in a single product category; for example, several brands of cigarettes. Which claims are not truly unique but can apply to other brands in the same category?

21. Name three other advertising strategies.

22. Elaborate on the value-added theory. How is it consistent with the theories behind USP, motivation, image, and execution as adver­tising strategies?

23. Why does an advertising plan contain a copy objective?

24. Explain the big idea. What is it? Where does it come from? How do people recognize it? What restrictions are there on its use?

25. List slogans that have been successful in your country. Why do you think they have worked?

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1. Objectives tell what will be done. ____________ tell how objec­tives will be reached.

2." By increasing advertising" is an example of a marketing ____________.

3. Traditionally, ____________ have been the only measurement of advertising effectiveness.

4. Advertising objectives are now expressed as _______________ goals.

5. Russell Colley developed his ____________ approach in the early 1960's.

6.He said that the only function of advertising was to communicate with a ___________ _____________.

7.Colley said that advertising objectives should be stated in writing, in ____________
terms.

8.He set up a model of the hierarchy of______ ___________.

9.His model has three steps that precede action: awareness, under­standing and _________________.

10. Lavidge and Steiner’s model has five steps. They said that a consumer moves from awareness to knowledge, then ____________________.

11. Next comes preference, and finally, _____________.

12. Advertising in this period appeals to the ___________________.

13. AIDA stands for _______________, Interest, Desire, and ____________.

14. Consumer__________________________ motivates action.

15. According to the buyer behavior model, _____________ with a product may lead to adoption or non-adoption.

16. Probably the most prominent advertising strategy is the ___________ _______________ _______________.

17. Products in the same category are likely to be very similar. In order

to sell a product, it may be necessary to " ________________ “ a difference.

18. Martin Mayer's theory is called the ______________ theory.

19. The __________________ objective is also called the creative objective.

20. " Leave the driving to us" is an example of a _________________.

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