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frankwu

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Trina purchased a new brand of high-fiber cereal and noticed that there was a coupon printed on the back of the package worth 2 dollars off of her next purchase of this brand. What type of coupon is this?
 a. instantly redeemable coupon
  b. on-pack coupon
  c. crossruff coupon
  d. bounce-back coupon
  e. buy-again coupon

Question 2

Compare and contrast the concepts of share of market (SOM) and share of voice (SOV), and discuss the implications for advertising budgeting.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

The ratio of the brand's revenue to total category revenue is that brand's share of market (SOM). Similarly, the ratio of a brand's advertising expenditures to total category advertising expenditures is that brand's share of voice (SOV). SOV and SOM generally are correlated: Brands having larger SOVs also generally realize larger SOMs. This does not mean, however, the SOV causes SOM; in fact, the relationship between the two is bidirectional. A brand's SOV is partially responsible for its SOM; at the same time, brands with larger SOMs can afford to achieve higher SOVs, and smaller-share brands often are limited to relatively small SOVs.

By considering a brand's SOM and the competitor's SOV, a framework can be developed for evaluating whether a brand should increase or decrease its advertising expenditures (some students might reproduce Figure 8.6). If a brand has a relatively low SOM and its competitor's SOV is relatively high, managers for that brand should consider decreasing ad expenditures and finding a niche that can be defended against other small-share brands. If a brand's SOM is relatively high and its competitor has a high SOV, advertising expenditures should probably be increased to defend its position. If a brand's SOM is low and its competitor's SOV is also low, the general recommendation is to aggressively attack with a large SOV premium vis-a-vis that competitor. Finally, if a brand holds a high SOM but its competitor is nonaggressive and has a relatively low SOV, a brand can retain its present position by maintaining only a modest advertising spending premium over its competitor.




frankwu

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Reply 2 on: Jun 29, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


aliotak

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

 

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