Promotional Tie-In

Promotional Tie-In

12th Grade

10 Qs

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Promotional Tie-In

Promotional Tie-In

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Ever noticed how in 'James Bond' movies, the protagonist is often seen driving Aston Martins or wearing Omega watches? That's product placement! But what exactly is it, and how does it play a role in those exciting promotional tie-ins we see?

Product placement in movies is the practice of including unbranded products within a film as a form of advertising.

Product placement in movies is the practice of including branded products or services within a film as a form of advertising. It contributes to promotional tie-ins by creating a direct association between the product and the movie, leading to increased brand visibility and potential sales.

Product placement in movies is the practice of including generic products within a film as a form of advertising.

Product placement in movies is the practice of including random items within a film without any advertising purpose.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which dynamic duo rocked the co-branding world with their innovative partnership, and why did it turn out to be a smashing success?

Nike and Apple's partnership with the Nike+ product line

Starbucks and Spotify collaboration with in-store music playlists

McDonald's and Coca-Cola partnership with Happy Meal toys

Adidas and Marvel Comics collaboration on superhero-themed sneakers

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Ever wondered why brands love teaming up with celebrities? Let's dive into the magic behind celebrity endorsements as a promotional powerhouse!

Celebrity endorsements are considered effective because they have no impact on brand visibility

Celebrity endorsements are considered effective because they only appeal to a small niche market

Celebrity endorsements are considered effective because they are affordable for small businesses

Celebrity endorsements are considered effective because they help create a positive association with the product or brand, increase brand visibility, and influence consumer purchasing decisions.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Let's dive into the world of marketing magic! Can you pick out a cross-promotional campaign that really knocked your socks off and tell us why it was a hit?

Coca-Cola and Pepsi joining forces for an epic advertising showdown

Adidas and Samsung teaming up for an electrifying co-branded product launch

Nike and Apple creating the game-changing Nike+iPod

McDonald's and Burger King coming together for a mouth-watering marketing mashup

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Ready to dive into the world of rewards? How do loyalty program tie-ins create a win-win situation for both the company and its awesome customers?

Loyalty program tie-ins roll out the red carpet, offering absolutely no rewards or incentives - it's just for show!

Through loyalty program tie-ins, companies and customers engage in a rewarding dance, boosting customer retention, encouraging repeat purchases, and showering customers with rewards and incentives for their loyalty.

Loyalty program tie-ins, in a surprising twist, lead to a decrease in customer satisfaction - or do they?

Loyalty program tie-ins take an unexpected turn by rolling out higher prices exclusively for the most loyal customers!

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Imagine you're a marketing wizard! Can you pick out an example of a magical in-store promotional partnership that created a win-win situation for both enchanting parties involved?

A trendy clothing brand casts a spell of discounts for customers conjuring up a certain amount of shoes from a popular shoe company, and in return, the shoe company weaves a promotion for the clothing brand in their mystical stores.

A hardware store forges an alliance with a local restaurant to offer a discount on tools for customers who feast at the restaurant, benefiting both realms by cross-promoting to each other's loyal subjects.

A grocery store joins forces with a local gym to distribute free samples of protein bars to gym members, benefiting both kingdoms by increasing foot traffic and potential loyal customers.

A bookstore collaborates with a coffee shop to offer a discount on books for customers who purchase a certain amount of coffee, benefiting both parties by boosting sales and customer loyalty through this spellbinding deal.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Ready for a movie night challenge? Guess what! There are some sneaky risks when products cozy up in films as promotional buddies. Can you spot them?

Oh, the drama! Risks include the story losing its vibe, products getting a bad rep, and viewers throwing popcorn at the screen in protest.

Viewers hitting the snooze button - less engagement

Getting tangled in legal red tape over product appearances

Ballooning budgets! More $$$ spent on production

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