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Advertising (common words/expressions) - vocabulary matching 2





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Match each definition with the letter of one of the following:
a - target audience
b - pioneer
c - eye-catching
d - jingle
e - brand image
f - poster
g - misprint
h - brand management
i - generic brand
j - copy


1. a plainly labeled product sold without a heavily promoted brand name → ✓
2. a person who is among the first to develop or use a new idea → ✓
3. the group of people an advertisement or other media content is intended to reach → ✓
4. a large printed notice used to promote a product or event → ✓
5. an error in printed text → ✓
6. written text prepared for an advertisement → ✓
7. the impression consumers have of a particular brand → ✓
8. the process of creating, positioning, and maintaining a brand → ✓
9. visually striking and likely to attract attention → ✓
10. a short, memorable tune used in advertising → ✓




VOCABULARY REVIEW: Advertising

Need to review common terms used in advertising? We've got you covered!

Slogan
Definition:
A slogan is a short, memorable phrase used in advertising to express the main idea or value of a brand or product.
Example:
The slogan helped customers remember the brand easily.

Logo
Definition:
A logo is a symbol or design that visually represents a brand. It helps customers identify a company quickly.
Example:
The logo appears on all of the company's products.

Marketing campaign
Definition:
A marketing campaign is a planned series of advertisements and promotional activities designed to achieve a specific goal, such as launching a product or increasing sales.
Example:
The company started a new marketing campaign for its summer collection.

Persuasive language
Definition:
Persuasive language is the use of words and phrases that are intended to influence people's opinions or actions, often by appealing to emotions or logic.
Example:
The ad uses persuasive language to convince customers to buy the product.


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