SEM Unit 4 Unit Review
Across
- 7. A person who finds jobs for singers, songwriters, musicians, actors, authors, models, professional athletes, screenwriters, and other professionals in various entertainment or sports businesses.
- 9. When an athlete, celebrity, or influencer publicly recommends or suggests for consumers to try a product because the public figure uses it themselves.
- 10. Awards recognizing outstanding achievements in Broadway Theatre.
- 12. The person responsible for creating digital content and increasing engagement on an individual or organization’s social platforms.
- 13. Awards recognizing outstanding achievements in the world of sports.
- 14. Awards for artistic and technical merit in the television industry.
- 15. Direct communication between a seller and a buyer, such as customer service.
- 17. Any paid form of presentation of a product by a clear company or brand.
- 18. Advertising designed to not look like ads, but instead mimic the look and feel of the platform on which is appears.
- 19. Communication of information between a seller and potential or existing customers to influence attitudes and behaviors.
- 20. An advertisement strategy in which a company "ambushes" an event / situation to compete for exposure against other brands.
Down
- 1. Arm of promotion responsible for maintaining a positive public image for an individual or organization.
- 2. Activities that stimulate interest, trial, or purchase of a product by customers.
- 3. Any unpaid form of presentation of a product / brand.
- 4. What each group within the event triangle may give and take in return.
- 5. The various means by which a company’s message is communicated to their target market.
- 6. When a brand or company pays for some / all costs involved with an event or a team in return for brand awareness with a target audience.
- 7. Awards for artistic and technical merit in the film industry.
- 8. An individual with a large social media following who expresses their opinions specific products.
- 10. Awards recognizing outstanding achievements in the music industry.
- 11. An advertisement strategy in which a company uses surprise, unconventional, and /or creative tactics to promote a product.
- 15. A marketing technique where references to specific brands or products are incorporated into another work (such as a movie or TV program) with specific promotional intent.
- 16. The shape that is formed by the interaction of the three (3) main participants in an event: the event itself, the sponsors, and the fans.