Multi-media Stradegies - Module 1 Quiz

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    True or False? How you sell is just as important as what you sell.

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Now that you have completed Module 1 of the Multi-Media StrADegies course, take this short quiz to test your comprehension of the terminology and practices covered.

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  • 2. 
    Complete this sentence: The role of a media consultant includes _______________. - ProProfs

    Complete this sentence: The role of a media consultant includes _______________.

    • Finding the right budget for an advertiser to advertise as much as possible.

    • Analyzing, allocating and implementing successful, multi-media promotional strategies.

    • Recommend products my newspaper offers regardless of the clients goals.

    Correct Answer
    A. Analyzing, allocating and implementing successful, multi-media promotional strategies.
    Explanation
    The role of a media consultant includes analyzing, allocating, and implementing successful, multi-media promotional strategies. This involves assessing the client's needs and goals, analyzing market trends and target audience, and developing a comprehensive plan to effectively promote their products or services across various media platforms. The consultant must allocate resources efficiently and ensure the strategies implemented are effective in reaching the desired audience and achieving the client's objectives.

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  • 3. 
    What are the three things necessary for media planning? - ProProfs

    What are the three things necessary for media planning?

    • Target Audience, Advertising Goals, Budget (TAB)

    • Target Audience, Incentive (to advertise), Base (goals) (TIM)

    • Timing, Ads, Revenue (TAR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Target Audience, Advertising Goals, Budget (TAB)
    Explanation
    The correct answer is TAB, which stands for Target Audience, Advertising Goals, and Budget. These three elements are essential for effective media planning. The target audience refers to the specific group of people that the advertising campaign aims to reach. The advertising goals involve the desired outcomes and objectives of the campaign, such as increasing brand awareness or driving sales. The budget determines the financial resources available for the campaign, including the allocation of funds for different media channels and tactics. By considering these three factors, media planners can develop a strategic and cost-effective advertising plan.

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  • 4. 
    The MFACTOR stands for what? - ProProfs

    The MFACTOR stands for what?

    • Media factors in today's competitive environment.

    • Marketing, Features, Advertising, Credit, Trends, Online, Revenue.

    • Media Mix, Frequency, Audience, Creative, Timing, Offer (or Message), Reach.

    Correct Answer
    A. Media Mix, Frequency, Audience, Creative, Timing, Offer (or Message), Reach.
    Explanation
    The MFACTOR stands for Media Mix, Frequency, Audience, Creative, Timing, Offer (or Message), Reach. This acronym represents the key elements that need to be considered in the media planning and advertising process. Media Mix refers to the combination of different media channels used in a campaign. Frequency refers to the number of times an advertisement is exposed to the target audience. Audience refers to the specific group of people that the campaign aims to reach. Creative refers to the design and content of the advertisement. Timing refers to the optimal time to deliver the advertisement. Offer or Message refers to the value proposition or content of the advertisement. Reach refers to the total number of people exposed to the advertisement.

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  • 5. 
    What are the "5 Ps of Marketing"? - ProProfs

    What are the "5 Ps of Marketing"?

    • Price, Place, Promotion, Product, People.

    • Principles, Purchase, Persistence, Primary Goals and Performance.

    • None of the above.

    Correct Answer
    A. Price, Place, Promotion, Product, People.
    Explanation
    The "5 Ps of Marketing" refers to the key elements that businesses need to consider in their marketing strategy. Price refers to the cost of the product or service, Place refers to the distribution channels used to reach the target market, Promotion refers to the promotional activities used to communicate with customers, Product refers to the actual offering being marketed, and People refers to the target market and the individuals involved in the buying process. These five elements are crucial in developing a successful marketing plan.

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