Topic: Advertising (common words/expressions) - vocabulary matching 1
Match each definition with the
letter of one of the following:
a - commercial (n.),
b - billboard,
c - complimentary,
d - campaign,
e - readership,
f - slogan,
g - press release,
h - features,
i - publicity,
j - brand awareness
VOCABULARY REVIEW: Advertising
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Advertising
Definition:
Advertising is the activity of creating and sharing messages to promote a product, service, or idea. The goal is to attract attention, influence decisions, and encourage people to take action, such as buying something.
Example:
Advertising helps companies introduce new products to the public.
Advertisement (ad)
Definition:
An advertisement, or ad, is a specific message or piece of content designed to promote something. Ads can appear on TV, social media, websites, billboards, or print media.
Example:
I saw an online ad for a new smartphone.
Target Audience
Definition:
The target audience is the specific group of people that an advertisement is meant to reach. This group is usually defined by age, gender, income, interests, or lifestyle.
Example:
The target audience for the toy ad is young children and their parents.
Brand
Definition:
A brand is the identity of a company or product, including its name, logo, design, and public image. A strong brand helps people recognize and trust a product.
Example:
This brand is known for its high-quality sports clothing.
Brand Awareness
Definition:
Brand awareness refers to how familiar people are with a brand. High brand awareness means many people can recognize or remember the brand.
Example:
The company used social media to increase brand awareness.
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