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Being a wise consumer Don’t get suckered!

Being a wise consumer Don’t get suckered!. Definition: a person who purchases goods and/or services. What are goods? An object people want that they can

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Being a wise consumerDont get suckered!Definition: a person who purchases goods and/or services.

What are goods?An object people want that they can touch or hold. -item you buy- examples: clothes, bike, binder

What are services?An action that a person does for someone else. -examples: haircuts, medical check-up

What is a consumer?1. Internal factors:- your personal taste- your needs

2. External factors:- TV- news- magazines- internet- billboardsMediaWhat influences your Buying decisions? sending out messages designed to interest consumers in buying a product.

The 2 goals of advertising:1. to get your attention2. to get you to buy!

**Advertisers will use a variety of techniques to appeal to you, their potential costumer. **How do companies get us to want them?Advertising

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GEICO Dikembe Mutombo Commercial 2013 30 secTechniqueHidden MessageBandwagonEveryone is using it-- Dont be left behind.Rich & FamousIt will make you feel rich and famous.Free RewardsIt offers great value because you get something for free.Appealing to the consumersTechniqueHidden MessageGood TimesIt will add more fun to your life.Star PowerIt will make you just like this celebrity.ExcitementThey are smiling and happy. I will be too if I buy this item.

TechniqueHidden MessageGlittering GeneralitiesUses an emotionally appealing phrase, but isnt supported by reason. The best coffee for the best YOU!Great outdoorsIt is associated with nature so it must be healthy.TestimonialThe real doctor says it will be good for me, so it must be true.Aglittering generality(also called glowinggenerality) is an emotionally appealing phrase so closely associated with highly valued concepts and beliefs that it carries conviction without supporting information or reason. Such highly valued concepts attract general approval and acclaim.TechniqueHidden MessageEmotionalInfluences you to buy through appealing to your emotionsPlain FolksWhen everyday normal people promote the productScientificProvides statistical evidence to encourage you to buy their productHumorHumor can lighten the tone in a message or make an ad more memorableexamplesAdvertising Techniques 5:34 minIn marketing and advertising, atarget audienceis a specific group of people the marketing message of a product is aimed at.

WHY DO THEY WANT A TARGET AUDIENCE?What does target audience mean?

WHO IS THE TARGET AUDIENCE?

WHO IS THE TARGET AUDIENCE?

WHO IS THE TARGET AUDIENCE?

WHO IS THE TARGET AUDIENCE?

WHO IS THE TARGET AUDIENCE?Be their voice The Effects of Advertising to children4:18 minOne person from eachGroup needs to pickA magazine to useFor the back ofYour notes.