All three websites share common conventions to engage their target audiences. They feature celebrities in images and articles to appeal to readers. Menu bars contain the most popular sections and mastheads are placed near the menu for visibility. Main images accompany relevant first articles to draw attention. Suggestions on how to spend free time are also provided through entertainment, recipe, or style recommendations.
Week 4 Written AssignmentFor this assignment, students will add.docxlillie234567
Week 4: Written Assignment
For this assignment, students will address the following questions, based on Chapter 7 of their textbook.
1. Create scenarios from research or personal experience to illustrate how each of the following affect a consumer’s motivation to conduct an external search: involvement, perceived risk, perceived costs and benefits, and the consideration set
2. When would a consumer be more likely to conduct an external search by brand rather than by attribute?
3. What variables affect the consumer’s ability to process information in an external search?
Week 3: Written Assignment
Please, read and analyze the case study
Nostalgia Marketing Brings Memories back, located in the folder
Recommended Readings for this Week (Downloadable) and also below.
Write a 4-page essay answering the discussion questions at the end of the case, including a cover and reference page. Essay must be in APA format with at least two (2) citations and references; one can be the textbook.
Nostalgia Marketing Brings Memories Back
Many different marketers, from cat-food manufacturers to insurance firms, are evoking positive memories of the past to capture the imagination of consumers through nostalgia marketing. Whether they’re bringing back old jingles, slogans, images, logos, characters, or brands, marketers want to jolt consumers’ memories. Feeling pressured by today’s fast-paced, high-tech world, many consumers are receptive to familiar ads and products they associate with their younger days and bygone times they remember fondly.
Meow Mix cat food, owned by
Del Monte Foods, recently resumed the use of its decades-old advertising jingle, after a 16-year hiatus. The jingle is a series of “meows” set to a simple tune that plays as viewers watch cats “mouth” the words during the commercials. “The Meow Mix Jingle brings back a sense of nostalgia and is a classic advertising spot that many people can even recite by memory,” explained the brand’s marketing director. The jingle is so memorable that 50 percent of consumers surveyed
before the new ads aired said they had heard the jingle during the previous 18 months, even though it had not been used for more than a decade.
Comic-strip characters from the 1960s are helping
MetLife appeal to consumers who smile when they see Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and other Peanuts characters in the insurance company’s ads and social media posts. Before debuting a new commercial during the Super Bowl, MetLife used its
Facebook page to post “comments” by Peanuts characters. After the game, MetLife posted additional character scenes online to keep the buzz going. Why use nostalgia for Snoopy to market life insurance? “It definitely takes people back, and we wanted to start a dialogue,” says a company executive.
Volkswagen, Audi, and other car companies frequently play on nostalgia for old rock songs to reach target audien.
This webinar from 4/26/2011 goes over the top 40 pages on Facebook as chosen by Likeable Media. We also highlight the top 20 pages from our client base and give you tips on how to make your organization more likeable.
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Week 4 Written AssignmentFor this assignment, students will add.docxlillie234567
Week 4: Written Assignment
For this assignment, students will address the following questions, based on Chapter 7 of their textbook.
1. Create scenarios from research or personal experience to illustrate how each of the following affect a consumer’s motivation to conduct an external search: involvement, perceived risk, perceived costs and benefits, and the consideration set
2. When would a consumer be more likely to conduct an external search by brand rather than by attribute?
3. What variables affect the consumer’s ability to process information in an external search?
Week 3: Written Assignment
Please, read and analyze the case study
Nostalgia Marketing Brings Memories back, located in the folder
Recommended Readings for this Week (Downloadable) and also below.
Write a 4-page essay answering the discussion questions at the end of the case, including a cover and reference page. Essay must be in APA format with at least two (2) citations and references; one can be the textbook.
Nostalgia Marketing Brings Memories Back
Many different marketers, from cat-food manufacturers to insurance firms, are evoking positive memories of the past to capture the imagination of consumers through nostalgia marketing. Whether they’re bringing back old jingles, slogans, images, logos, characters, or brands, marketers want to jolt consumers’ memories. Feeling pressured by today’s fast-paced, high-tech world, many consumers are receptive to familiar ads and products they associate with their younger days and bygone times they remember fondly.
Meow Mix cat food, owned by
Del Monte Foods, recently resumed the use of its decades-old advertising jingle, after a 16-year hiatus. The jingle is a series of “meows” set to a simple tune that plays as viewers watch cats “mouth” the words during the commercials. “The Meow Mix Jingle brings back a sense of nostalgia and is a classic advertising spot that many people can even recite by memory,” explained the brand’s marketing director. The jingle is so memorable that 50 percent of consumers surveyed
before the new ads aired said they had heard the jingle during the previous 18 months, even though it had not been used for more than a decade.
Comic-strip characters from the 1960s are helping
MetLife appeal to consumers who smile when they see Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and other Peanuts characters in the insurance company’s ads and social media posts. Before debuting a new commercial during the Super Bowl, MetLife used its
Facebook page to post “comments” by Peanuts characters. After the game, MetLife posted additional character scenes online to keep the buzz going. Why use nostalgia for Snoopy to market life insurance? “It definitely takes people back, and we wanted to start a dialogue,” says a company executive.
Volkswagen, Audi, and other car companies frequently play on nostalgia for old rock songs to reach target audien.
This webinar from 4/26/2011 goes over the top 40 pages on Facebook as chosen by Likeable Media. We also highlight the top 20 pages from our client base and give you tips on how to make your organization more likeable.
Thomas Social Media Myspace Presentation Ai MnewTomHey
This is my Social Media Lecture, that I have presented at Central Tafe Perth, Box Hill Tafe Melbourne, SAE Byron Bay, Souther Cross University Lismore, Australian Institute Of Music Sydney, AIM/Sydney Opera House. The presentation is the intellectual property of MySpace Australia & Thomas Heymann
5 Best Practices to Grow and Mobilize Your Fans To Become Your Brand AdvocatesSocial_Twist
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While there's an art and a science to success on social media, there's also a psychology about it all that brands should study closely. Which topics and themes are popular with almost everyone on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram? What can you say or show that will command the undivided attention of your fans, followers and friends? The brand that portrays itself as interesting, entertaining and fun proves it has a personality, not just a pulse, and finds common ground with its audience.
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2. Main image with
current trending topics
and celebrities with
sub-
heading promoting
brand
Main Buttons for promotion /
advertisement of products
Further down the page, celebrity gossip, drama,
Netflix suggestions, latest news which target
audience will be most interested and therefore most
likely to interact with.
Menu Navigation bar with the
most popular sections which
readers interact with.
Masthead is next to the menu
navigation brand where people
are most likely to be interacting
with the website therefore most
likely to see the brand image.
3. Main Buttons for promotion
/ advertisement of products
Masthead is next to the
menu navigation brand where people
are most likely to be interacting
with the website therefore most
likely to see the brand image.
Menu Navigation bar
with the most
popular
sections which reader
s interact with.
Current trending recipe at the
top with main image (done for
reader conveniency).
Further down the
page, dinner
inspirations, alcohol
ice lollies, food love
letters, quick dinner
ideas, food news,
drink / buy / learn.
Below is video of
Cheesecake recipe
promoting recent
popular recipe.
4. Masthead is next to the
menu navigation brand where
people are most likely to
be interacting with the website
therefore most likely to see the
brand image.
Menu Navigation bar with the most
popular sections which readers inter
act with. Main Buttons for
promotion / advertisement of products
Masthead and brand title at the
top to draw attention and
emphasise it.
Main image / article, guide to a
smart casual style. Popular
celebrities to promote the
product and appeal to target
audience.
Further down the page, style &
grooming, watches, Cillian Murphy
article, the spring issue, journal, what
to watch tonight, esquire cover stars,
most recent.
5. Common
elements:
Cosmopolitan and Esquire both have linked pages to fashion for
their target audiences. However as Delish is food-based fashion
isn't a priority on their page.
All reference celebrities, Cosmopolitan has pictures and
articles on Kylie Jenner (current celebrity), Esquire has articles on
Cillian Murphy in their spring issue (actor/celebrity) and Delish
has an article on Camilla Cabello (singer/celebrity) and her food
preferences. All their famous references are done to appeal to
their target audiences and what are most likely to attract and
interest their readers.
All have their masthead within their menu bar. Menu
bar contains 4/5 key topics which are most popular / trending /
relevant. Menu bar also contains a subscription or newsletter area
for advertising or promotion. Below or above the menu bar there
is a relevant photo aimed to interest readers, used to draw
attention to an article.
The first article seen is the most relevant or recent. Usually, the
most popular in order to gain audience retention.
All have suggestions or tips of how to spend your free time,
whether it's what to watch, make for dinner or fashion tips.
