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  1. Please log-in to MyBluePrint
  2. Click on School Account Login
  3. Select - SD33 - Chilliwack
  4. Find Marketing 11 Class
  5. Complete Part 1 - You are a Consumer

When you're done, you can work on homework, practice typing or play:

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Marketing 11 — Part 1: You as a Consumer
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. There are no right or wrong answers. Think
about the products, brands, stores, websites, and advertisements you encounter in your everyday life.
1. What is one product that you really like or use regularly? What makes you choose that product over
similar products?
2. What is your favourite brand? Why do you like or trust this brand?
3. Think about the last time you bought something that you didn't really need. What convinced you to
buy it?
4. Where do you usually discover new products? (Examples: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, friends, TV,
websites, stores, advertisements, etc.) Explain why this method works for you.
5. Have you ever bought something because a celebrity, athlete, influencer, or content creator
recommended it? What was it, and did their recommendation influence your decision?


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