Exam 15: Direct Marketing: The Old Guard
Exam 1: Where Does the Creative Process Fit in Advertising: The Business Behind Advertising Creative35 Questions
Exam 2: Conceptual Development10 Questions
Exam 3: Getting Attention and Delivering an Informative Message22 Questions
Exam 4: Visuals and Their Voice in Advertising15 Questions
Exam 5: Type As a Design Element27 Questions
Exam 6: The Many Visual and Verbal Voices of Color20 Questions
Exam 7: The Stages of Design10 Questions
Exam 8: Layout Options and What They Say18 Questions
Exam 9: Spokespersons and Character Representatives As Part of the Concept10 Questions
Exam 10: Graphic Design, Logo and Package Development13 Questions
Exam 11: Writing Copy That Strategically Promotes the Brand and Talks to the Target45 Questions
Exam 12: Concepts That Incorporate the Visual and Verbal Voice of Individual Media Vehicles16 Questions
Exam 13: The Design Behind Broadcast31 Questions
Exam 14: Making It Big and Taking It on the Road: Out-Of-Home and Transit Advertising22 Questions
Exam 15: Direct Marketing: The Old Guard20 Questions
Exam 16: What Makes Internet and Social Media Marketing Work58 Questions
Exam 17: What Makes Mobile Work20 Questions
Exam 18: Campaign and Visual and Verbal Uniformity Across Multiple Mediums10 Questions
Exam 19: Pitching, Approvals and Deadlines15 Questions
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-This type of brochure fold has both the left and right sides of the design fold into the center.
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-Another name for direct marketing.
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-This elegant design option pushes the image into and slightly below the papers surface.
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-Also known as a fan fold, this pleated type of fold is a great choice if you want to take your target on a step-by-step journey.
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-This type of direct marketing can be defined as any advertising material sent by mail to a targeted consumer to encourage a sale or further inquiry.
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-This type of fold uses a single sheet of paper folded one time.
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-A popular type of brochure fold with six panels that that are folded back and forth.
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-The process of cutting a surface (paper) into an interesting customized shape.
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-To ensure promotions are not overused, the type of promotion employed should be tied to how long the brand has been on the market.
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-Also known as a cross fold, this more complicated type of brochure fold, is first folded in half horizontally and then again vertically.
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-A small folded layout, typically used to see the folds and page space for brochure design.
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-A creatively designed set of materials that includes a letter, possible promotional device, and brochure sent to the target through the mail.
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-Multiple page booklets that promote any number of diverse products.
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-The enticement copy seen on the outer envelope of mailed advertising materials.
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-This brochure fold is also known as a barrel fold. It uses one sheet of paper that is folded inward multiple times, resembling a cone.
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-A slang term used for the business letter seen within a direct mail kit.
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