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A crash course on advertising, covering topics such as what advertising is, why it is needed, advertising strategies, regulations, and careers in advertising. It also discusses digital advertising trends and key concepts related to advertising, such as media channels, target audience, message design, and social responsibility.

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2021/2022

Available from 09/29/2023

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ADVERTISING BASIC CRASH COURSE
Introduction to Advertising
Module 1: What is Advertising?
Advertising is a communication process used to promote products,
services, ideas, or causes to a target audience. It involves creating
and delivering persuasive messages through various media channels
to influence consumer behavior.
Key Concepts:
1. Advertising: Communication to promote something.
2. Promote: Encouraging interest or action.
3. Media Channels: Ways to reach an audience, like TV, internet,
or billboards.
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Introduction to Advertising

Module 1: What is Advertising?

Advertising is a communication process used to promote products, services, ideas, or causes to a target audience. It involves creating and delivering persuasive messages through various media channels to influence consumer behavior.

Key Concepts:

  1. Advertising: Communication to promote something.
    1. Promote: Encouraging interest or action.
  2. Media Channels: Ways to reach an audience, like TV, internet, or billboards.

Module 2: Why Do We Need Advertising

Advertising serves several important purposes:

Key Concepts:

 Awareness: Making people aware of something.  Persuasion: Convincing people to take action.  Brand Building: Establishing a strong brand identity.  Information: Sharing details and facts.

Module 3: Types of Advertising

There are different forms of advertising: o Print Advertising: Ads in newspapers, magazines, or brochures.

o Digital Advertising: Online ads through websites, social media, or search engines. o Broadcast Advertising: Commercials on TV and radio. o Outdoor Advertising: Billboards and posters in public places. o

Key Concepts:

o Message Design: Creating compelling and persuasive ad content. o Media Planning: Choosing the right channels to reach the target audience.

o Campaign Evaluation: Measuring the effectiveness of advertising efforts. Key Concepts: o Target Audience: The most likely buyers or supporters. o Message Design: Creating persuasive content. o Media Planning: Selecting the best channels. o Campaign Evaluation: Measuring effectiveness. o Module 5: Ethical Advertising Ethical advertising principles: o Truthfulness: Providing accurate information. o o Transparency: Disclosing sponsored content or affiliations.

Key Concepts: Truthfulness: Being honest and accurate. Transparency: Revealing sponsorships. Respect: Treating consumers well. Social Responsibility: Avoiding harm. Module 6: Advertising Regulations Advertising is subject to regulations: o Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Monitors and enforces advertising laws in the United States. o

o Industry Codes: Guidelines set by advertising industry groups. o Consumer Protection: Ensuring ads don't deceive or harm consumers. Key Concepts:

  1. Federal Trade Commission (FTC): U.S. agency overseeing advertising.
  2. Industry Codes: Guidelines from industry groups.
  3. Consumer Protection: Keeping ads honest and safe.

 Account Executive: Manages client relationships.  Marketing Manager: Oversees advertising strategies.

Key Concepts: Copywriter: Writes ad content. Art Director: Designs ad visuals. Media Planner: Chooses ad channels. Account Executive: Handles client relationships. Marketing Manager: Directs ad strategies.

Module 8: Advertising Campaigns

Successful advertising campaigns:  Research: Understanding the target audience and market.  Creative Development: Designing and writing ad content.

Analysis: Measuring the campaign's success.

Module 9: Advertising and Digital Media

Digital advertising trends:  Social Media Advertising: Using platforms like Facebook and Instagram.  Search Engine Marketing (SEM): Ads on search engines like Google. 

 Content Marketing: Creating valuable content to attract customers.  Email Marketing: Sending targeted messages to subscribers.  Key Concepts: o Social Media Advertising: Ads on social platforms. o Search Engine Marketing (SEM): Ads on search engines. o Content Marketing: Using valuable content for marketing.

 Market Research: Understanding international markets.   Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Adhering to local advertising laws. Key Concepts: o Cultural Sensitivity: Adapting to local cultures. o Language Barriers: Accurate content translation.

o Market Research: Learning about global markets. o Legal Compliance: Following local laws. In conclusion, advertising is a dynamic and influential field that plays a significant role in business and society. Understanding the fundamentals of advertising is crucial for anyone interested in marketing, communications, or related careers. Adhering to ethical principles and regulations is essential for creating effective and responsible advertising campaigns.