Exam 7: Advertising Design: Message Strategies and Executional Frameworks
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In terms of advertising campaign duration, a campaign that has utilized a higher frequency usually can be of a shorter duration than a campaign that used a lower frequency.
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The three categories of message strategies are cognitive strategies, affective strategies, and brand strategies.
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In terms of the relationship between message strategies and the hierarchy of effects model, conative message strategies are best suited to develop conviction and the actual purchase of a particular product or brand.
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Based on the concept of variability theory, an advertisement's recall and effectiveness increases when the ad is seen in different environments.
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In terms of source characteristics, expertise can be valuable in persuasive advertisements designed to change the audience's opinions or attitudes.
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In general, comparing a low-market share brand to the market leader does not work as well in comparative advertising as comparing two brands with approximately the same level of market share.
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A cognitive message strategy's main message is about a product's attributes or benefits.
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A hyperbole form of cognitive message strategy is a claim that can be tested based on some attribute or benefit.
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When an accountant serves as a spokesperson in an advertisement for an accounting service, viewers who are also accountants find the ad to be more credible based on:
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"We are Chicago's friendliest car dealer!" is an example of which type of cognitive message?
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The slice-of-life execution is often used for business-to-business advertisements.
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The typical format for a slice-of-life ad is encounter, problem, interaction, and then solution.
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Which cognitive message strategy works best for a firm that is clearly the brand leader and is the dominant company in the industry?
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Repeating a tagline is ineffective in advertising because the consumer becomes tired of hearing the phrase.
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Generic message strategies can be used to create brand awareness.
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Affective message strategies utilize the attitude formation sequence of affective → conative → cognitive.
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If a product's benefits can be presented within an emotional framework, the advertisement is normally more effective, even in business-to-business ads.
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