Advertising forecasts

Introduction

Old and New exercise explained

Global Brands

Top 100 Brands

Read Altsteil pp.17-22: Adv, Mar Com, IMC, AIDA, Maslow, Chapter 3: brands, Unique Selling Proposition, identity, positioning, repositioning, resonance, Aaker, endorser, co-driver, driver,Bedbury, Al Ries, Jack Trout

Read M Chapter 1 before class

Short-Term Effects of Advertising: Some Well-Established Empirical Law-Like Patterns. Wood, Leslie. Journal of Advertising Research, Jun2009, Vol. 49 Issue 2, p186-192.

History and evolution of advertising.
Advertising History Timeline

Values and Culture -Read M Chapter 2

Consumer Behavior and Demographics Read M Chapter 3

Old & New Exercise Due

Consumer persuasion: behavior, decision, learning, perception, persuasion & influence

Using Quasi-Experimental Data To Develop Empirical Generalizations For Persuasive Advertising. Armstrong, J. Scott; Patnaik, Sandeep. Journal of Advertising Research, Jun 2009, Vol. 49 Issue 2, p170-175.

Target market and market segmentation
Demographics,VALS2, Prizm

Mediamark reporter in MRI+

Read A Chapter 5; M Chapter 4, 5

Television: Back to the Future. Sharp, Byron; Beal, Virginia; Collins, Martin. Journal of Advertising Research, Jun2009, Vol. 49 Issue 2, p211-219.

Advertising research

Creative strategy and appeals Read A Chapter 1, 6

Layout & Design Read A chapter 7; M Chapter 6

The Stopping Power of Advertising: Measures and Effects of Visual Complexity. Pieters, Rik; Wedel, Michel; Batra, Rajeev. Journal of Marketing, Sep2010, Vol. 74 Issue 5, p48-60.

Copywriting Read A Chapter 9,10; M Chapter 7

Print Ad assignment explained

In Class Creativity Exercise

Print media Read A Chapter 11

Media Planning

Average CPM's

SRDS

Law & regulation  Read A pp21-27 (code of ethics, puffery,celebrities, copyright,trademark)

The role and types of the  advertising agencies Read A pp.1-14 creative team, process,career, creativity), Chapter A 17

http://biz.yahoo.com/ic/720.html

Read A Chapter 4 (Strategy)

Print Ad Presentations with Market / Print Media Analysis Paper

The Advertising Plan
Group Campaign explained

Spring break

Internet advertising Read A Chapter 13

Boone, G. & Secci, J. & Gallant, L. (2007, May). Emerging Trends in Online Advertising. Revista DOXA Comunicacion: Revista Interdisciplinar de estudios de Comunicacion y Ciencias Sociales, V, 241-253. http://www.uspceu.es/

Whither the Click? How Online Advertising Works. Fulgoni, Gian M.; Mörn, Marie Pauline. Journal of Advertising Research, Jun2009, Vol. 49 Issue 2, p134-142

Google Ads

Ad Campaign discussion & work

TV ads Top Ten TV ADS Read A chapter 12

Measurable Emotions: How Television Ads Really Work.Micu, Anca Cristina; Plummer, Joseph T.. Journal of Advertising Research, Jun2010, Vol. 50 Issue 2, p137-153.

The Enduring Influence of TV Advertising And.Communications Clout Patterns In the Global Marketplace. Jamhouri, Oscar; Winiarz, Marek L.. Journal of Advertising Research, Jun2009, Vol. 49 Issue 2, p227-235

A Content Analysis of Music Placement in Prime-Time Television Advertising. Allan, David. Journal of Advertising Research, Sep2008, Vol. 48 Issue 3, p404-417.

Cost Per Second The Relative Effectiveness of 15- and 30-Second Television Advertisements. Newstead, Kate; Romaniuk, Jenni. Journal of Advertising Research, Mar2010, Vol. 50 Issue 1, p68-76

Radio Ads

Who listens to radio these days, anyway? Doesn't everyone use their iPods and iPhones to hear music? Hampp, Andrew. Advertising Age, 9/27/2010, Vol. 81 Issue 34, p50-50

Ad Campaign discussion & work

Outdoor Advertising

Split-Second Recognition: What Makes Outdoor Advertising Work? Van Meurs, Lex; Aristoff, Mandy. Journal of Advertising Research, Mar2009, Vol. 49 Issue 1, p82-92.

Political Ads

NYT on Political ads

Group meeting

Test

International advertising

Read M Chapter 8

Group meeting

Group presentations

Test (100 points) Objective questions, matching, T&F, short answers, and/or essays

Quizes (100 points) online, take-home and/or in class

Discussion on blackboard (50 points) posts on news and commentary

Old and New exercises (25 points)

Participation (25 points)

Original Print Advertisement with Market / Media Analysis Paper- 4-5 pages (100 points)

Advertising Campaign (100 points total)

Total (500 points)

  General Notes:

1. ALL papers must be typed. Both content and style will be graded.
2. Sources must be cited using APA style in papers or take-home tests.
3. Use the APA guidelines in formatting any paper.
4. Assignments must be handed in ON TIME. A late penalty will be applied.
5. This course follows the Federal Government’s Credit Hour definition: For every hour in the classroom you are expected to spend at least two hours reading, researching and completing assignments and homework. It is anticipated that you will spend at least 135 hours of work (in and out of class) to complete this three credit course.
6. Academic dishonesty is morally repugnant. Cheating on examinations, plagiarism and/or improper acknowledgment of sources in essays or research papers, and the use of a single essay or paper in more than one course, without the permission of the instructor, constitute unacceptable academic conduct. Student work may be checked by plagiarism detection software.  Academic dishonesty will be reported to the Office of Student Affairs. Reports will be addressed through the Student Discipline System. An undergraduate student who has been found to have violated this policy is subject to an automatic grade of “F” in the course and to suspension, enforced withdrawal, or dismissal from the University or appropriate lesser penalties if warranted by the circumstances.
7. Incompletes are given ONLY if you have a valid reason that you discuss with the instructor.
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