Advertising and Role of Agency Accountant Executive
What is the role of an advertising agency account executive (AE)? How might an AEs job be different in ten years? How might the job be the same? Support your answer with examples of current trends.
What is the role of an advertising agency account executive (AE)? How might an AEs job be different in ten years? How might the job be the same? Support your answer with examples of current trends.
In the presentation, my part, I must present my part of the advertising plan that includes the following: * The steps for finalizing the advertising process in outline format including the tasks, timeframes, and responsibilities for the production of the advertising - 300 or more words * An analysis of the elements of
Please help answering these two questions. Each question should be answered in 200-300 words. 1. Describe how and why advertising has changed over time. How does your company, or a company that you know well, use advertising? Please illustrate your argument with at least one relatively current brand-specific example. 2. Do
What are the critical elements for evaluating advertising effectiveness? Why are these elements important? How do these elements differ by each medium?
See attached files. Prepare a paper describing a marketing plan for McBride Financial Services. In completing the assignment, consider the following: What market research would you undertake? What types of media would be used? What are McBride's target market(s)? Considerations for M
Name three ways online advertising networks have improved on , or added to traditional offline marketing techniques
"In consumer focused marketing it is the consumer that drives the entire working force behind the product. Consumer focused marketing managers must know exactly who their customers are and what segments of the market they fit into." (Best Knowledge, 2010). Although both entities possess different aspects of PR, the similarities
You are writing a research report and are unsure whether to include research objectives. An expert tells you there are good reasons why you should include a detailed description of research objectives. Explain two principal reasons for including a detailed description of research objectives in a research report.
You are conducting a marketing research study for an internal department in your company. You are proposing using unstructured questions. Explain to your internal client the advantages and disadvantages of unstructured questions as compared to structured questions.
For the following use the new "Green Product", Green Forest Facial Tissues made by Green Forest Paper Products, owned by Planet, Inc. Identify three (3) marketing environment forces (demographic, economic, natural, technological, political, or cultural) that will impact this type of product. Describe each force and analyze w
Why should sales managers pay more attention to behavioral criteria when evaluating salespeople? Explain your answer in detail.
Examine the key elements of advertising the product Coca Cola. Research the company for the campaign that supports that product. Include: o What is the advertising message? o To whom is the advertising message directed? o What is the relationship between consumer behavior and target markets? o How is the product po
What is the role of emotional appeal with effective advertising creative? Would you consider humor to be an important element for effective advertisements? Why or why not? In what circumstances might humor not be appropriate?
Please see attachment. 1) At Dec. 31, 2009, the general ledger of Main Street Marketing had the following account balances. All adjusting entries (except for income taxes at 40%) have been made. The company had nine thousand shares of common stock during the year. Accounts Payable $7,340 Accounts Receivable 12,980 Accrued
Can you help me to find at least two examples of public relations and social media that you've personally experienced in the past week and what makes them effective or ineffective.
1. Learning Team Assignment: Advertising Plan and Creative Brief Your Learning Team has been selected as the ad agency for Baderman Island, a fictitious company located in the list of Virtual Organizations. Resources: Virtual Organization found on student Web site, Internet, University Library Select one of the following
Discuss the role of disclosure in public relations tactics.
Take a look at the British Petroleum home page. Select one PR tactic and evaluate it based on effectiveness. Who is the target audience for this particular tactic? http://www.bp.com/bodycopyarticle.do?categoryId=1&contentId=7052055
Why are measurable objectives important to the evaluation phase of the public relations process? What are the advantages of measurable objectives? What are the disadvantages?
1. How do you create customer loyalty? How could a consumer behavior cause a need for changes to your sales plan? What consumer behaviors have caused you in the past to make a change to your plan? 2. What are some effective methods for measuring sales performance? How often do you plan on measuring your sales performance? How
The board chairman has contacted you directly in regards to your last assignment. He explains to you that your presentation had a great impact on the decision to expand the company to your selected country. He also informs you of your next assignment for the expansion. He explains that you must prepare a memo for the board discu
Marketers have observed that consumers meet their needs in different ways, often because they have different perceptions. Consumers apply selective processes to manage the marketing stimuli that flood them every day. Describe three selective processes and how they affect consumers. Which of these three most affect you?
Narrow casting is more effective than broadcasting for the reason that narrow casting aims for a much broader audience with minimal limitations that are otherwise enforced on broadcast radio or television by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission). Broadcasting applies a plethora of limitations on what should and should not
Why do some people believe efforts to base public relations measures on advertising costs are inappropriate? What is your opinion of this?
In my opinion some of the most influential health related public relations messages include the awareness of the complications of smoking and the overwhelming benefits associated with quitting the habit immediately. Another influential message that comes to mind includes the emphasis that is placed on health and fitness. E
Based on the diffusion theory of mass communications, which is based on a belief that the power of the mass media is not as much to motivate people as it is to inform them, how does this apply to last year's presidential election and how was the message communicated? Short example would be helpful.
I am attempting to write a story about Animal Cruelty. I was watching this commerical last night about how an organization is overseeing the animals that have been abused and nelected. Could you please give me some ideas on how to get this started, what direction I can go into and how or what would you write in such a stor
Historically, how has advertising affected society in general? How does that continue today? Provide an example. Does advertising create societal trends or do society trends create advertising? Explain
What is advertising? How does it differ from marketing? How does your company, or a company that you are familiar with, use advertising? Provide an example.
Hi. I need help with the (2) questions below. 1. What is prospecting? How does a business generate leads? How are leads converted to relationships? How are relationships converted to sales? Discuss how your company handles each phase of the customer relationship process. 2. Why is it important for you to reevaluate a sal