MRKT 248 - Promotion & Advertising3 Credit: (3 lecture, 0 lab, 0 clinical) 3 Contact Hours: [Reading Level 3 and Writing Level 3 ] This course examines the role of advertising in society, the creation and planning of advertising and effective promotional activities. OFFERED: spring semesters
Course Goals/ Objectives/ Competencies:
Goal 1: Analyze the elements of an advertising campaign.
- Differentiate between advertising and publicity.
- Explain the three essential criteria of advertising.
- Explain integrated brand promotion.
- Differentiate between audience and target audience.
- Explain the importance of copywriting.
Goal 2: Summarize the importance of creating a strong brand.
- Define brand.
- Explain brand extension.
- Define brand loyalty.
- Describe brand equity.
- Explain the concept of branded entertainment.
Goal 3: Explain advertising’s role in the marketing mix.
- Define market segmentation.
- Explain differentiation.
- Describe positioning strategies.
- Explain economies of scale.
- Differentiate between consumer and business markets.
Goal 4: Explain the evolution of the advertising industry since 1900.
- Explain the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act.
- Explain the 1938 Wheeler-Lea Amendments to the FTC act.
- Explain subliminal advertising.
- Explain the creative revolution.
- Define the FTC.
- Define the national advertising review board.
- Define E-business.
Goal 5: Analyze why using good ethics in advertising is important.
- Explain the arguments for advertising.
- Explain the arguments against advertising.
- Differentiate between deception and puffery.
- Discuss issues involved in advertising controversial products.
- Discuss examples of unfair advertising.
- Explain issues of Internet privacy.
- Explain the Telephone Consumer Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act.
Goal 6: Explain why consumer behavior affects advertising.
- Define a need state.
- Explain the consumer decision maker model.
- Differentiate between functional and emotional benefits.
- Differentiate between internal and external information searches.
- Explain cognitive dissonance.
- Define attitude.
- Define culture.
- Show a correlation between culture and values.
- Explain social stratification.
Goal 7: Compare methods of conducting advertising research.
- Explain the four ways to judge research.
- Explain the two parts of advertising research.
- Define focus groups.
- Differentiate between sources of data.
- Define copy research.
- Explain the evaluative criteria for advertisements.
- Explain copy research methods.
Goal 8: Demonstrate the ability to create an advertising plan.
- Diagram the advertising plan model.
- Conduct a situation analysis.
- Create an advertising budget.
- Create an advertising strategy.
- Work in teams to create a written advertisement.
- Employ methods of evaluation the advertising plan.
Goal 9: Explain how advertising internationally can differ from advertising domestically.
- Define ethnocentrism.
- Define the categories of countries economic development.
- Compare customs and rituals.
- Explain the creative challenge.
- Explain the media challenge.
- Explain the regulatory challenge.
Goal 10: Evaluate how the various types of advertisements differ from one another.
- Compare the advantages and disadvantages of newspapers.
- Compare the advantages and disadvantages of magazines.
- Compare the advantages and disadvantages of television.
- Compare the advantages and disadvantages of radio.
- Explain reach.
- Explain frequency.
- Explain the advantage and disadvantage of Internet.
- Define three consumer market sales promotion techniques.
- Explain the risks of sales promotions.
- Compare public relations and publicity.
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