Exam 12: Out-Of-Home Advertising
Exam 1: Background of Todays Advertising86 Questions
Exam 2: Roles of Advertising96 Questions
Exam 3: Brand Planning and the Advertising Spiral82 Questions
Exam 4: Target Marketing106 Questions
Exam 5: The Advertising Agency, Media Services, and Other Services102 Questions
Exam 6: The Advertisers Marketingadvertising Operation104 Questions
Exam 7: Media Strategy104 Questions
Exam 8: Using Television102 Questions
Exam 9: Using Radio86 Questions
Exam 10: Using Newspapers104 Questions
Exam 11: Using Magazines96 Questions
Exam 12: Out-Of-Home Advertising96 Questions
Exam 13: Digital and Direct-Response Advertising96 Questions
Exam 14: Sales Promotion97 Questions
Exam 15: Research in Advertising98 Questions
Exam 16: Creating the Message98 Questions
Exam 17: The Total Concept: Words and Visuals96 Questions
Exam 18: Print Production96 Questions
Exam 19: Video and the Commercial95 Questions
Exam 20: The Radio Commercial96 Questions
Exam 21: Trademarks and Packaging98 Questions
Exam 22: The Complete Campaign98 Questions
Exam 23: International Advertising96 Questions
Exam 24: Economic, Social, and Legal Effects of Advertising98 Questions
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Which of the following were among the top-10 outdoor advertisers in 2008?
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One of the most creative alternative out-of-home projects was created by Procter & Gamble and set up at festivals and fairs to promote personal care products.
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The reason that outdoor advertising had been so often criticized was its promotion of ________, which exposed underage people to its message and tempted them to try the product.
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The complementary nature of outdoor advertising is an overriding concern, because outdoor must reinforce the overall media schedule in a cost-efficient manner.
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A study commissioned by the OAAA about communication effectiveness showed overall that:
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Discuss broad strategic advantages that out-of-home advertising offers an advertiser.
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Because zoning regulations are more favorable for smaller, eight-sheet posters, they can be used in cost-effective ways to reach various target audiences without expensive waste circulation.
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List and briefly discuss some of the major changes or trends in the out-of-home Industry.
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Although traditional billboards are the primary source of out-of-home advertising revenues-accounting for 66 percent-categories include all of the following EXCEPT:
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Outdoor advertising benefits from the growing audience fragmentation occurring in other media.
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Which of the following is a NOT primary marketing advantage common to out-of-home advertising?
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Which of the following is NOT likely to consider in an outdoor plan?
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Which of the following aspects of outdoor advertising may make providing reliable audience research data so challenging?
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Because of the nature of the medium, copy for outdoor advertising must be concise.
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List the five important strategic issues that should be considered before creating outdoor advertising messages.
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In 2008, expenditures for billboards constitute well over 75 percent of the out-of-home advertising industry revenues.
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The most obvious and major advantage of outdoor advertising is its ________, which ironically creates a significant public relations problem.
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Out-of-home advertising combines the best features of magazines and cable TV in the way it provides one of the last opportunities to reach consumers prior to purchase.
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