Commercials
Marketing 11
Finish the review questions from yesterday then move onto the questions below. Don't forget your test is TOMORROW!!
1. Use the internet to look up GDP and then define it in your own words.
Next look at the next link on GDP and the World. (I've given you a link to a map with the country names as well)
2. What country's have the highest GDP?
3. What areas have the lowest GDP?
Many large company's operate internationally and a country's GDP could impact the company or change how a product is marketed. Coke is a good example go to the link below.
4. Is it a good idea for coke to sell and advertise in so many countries around the world? Why or Why not?
5. What are some other company's that could operate all over the world (in country's with high and low GDP)?
6. What are some company's that would only be successful in country's with High GDP?
7. What kind of company's would only be successful in country's with Low GDP?
Marketing 12
Today you will be looking at the 2010 Olympics. You can work on the following questions alone or in pairs.
The Olympics is essentially a Brand Name. In order to protect the brand VANOC (Vancouver Olympic Committee) has Trade Marked the words Olympic, Olympics, and 2010 Olympics in Vancouver and Whistler.
1. What does Trademark mean?
2. What implications does this have for local and large businesses in Vancouver and Whistler?
With each Olympics, they release new mascots (Icons). These are meant to enhance the games and allow marketers to target children and families.
3. What are the 3 (4) icons for the 2010 Olympics? Include pictures
4. Do you think that they will be successful, why or why not?
With each Olympics, they create unique medals. They have recently revealed the medals for 2010.
5. What makes these medals unique?
6. Are the medals designed to reflect Canada? How?
Each Olympics the Canadian Athletes get new uniforms. They were released a while ago to a mixed reaction. They are designed to be worn by the athletes but also to be sold to the public for profit. Go on-line and find some pictures of them.
7. Since these are designed to be sold to the public, which target market/ demographic groups are they trying to sell to?
8. Do you think that the design will sell and be a success or a failure, explain?
Hosting the Olympics will be expensive for the province and the tax payer in order to make it worth while we will need to bring in tourist money in from outside the province. Search on the web to see how the Olympics is being marketed outside British Columbia
9. Find three different advertising strategies/campaigns that are happening outside of British Columbia to promote the Olympics. Explain the campaigns, feel free to use pictures or sample ads.