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Course: MARKETING 204, Spring 2012
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MarketingCommunicationsMix IntegratedMarketing IntegratedMarketing CommunicationsStrategy Chapter14 Definition Thespecificmixofadvertising, personalselling,salespromotion,and publicrelationsacompanyusesto pursueitsadvertisingandmarketing objectives. Goal1:Knowthetoolsofthemarketingcommunicationsmix 142 IntegratedMarketing Communications TheMarketingCommunications EnvironmentisChanging:...

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MarketingCommunicationsMix IntegratedMarketing IntegratedMarketing CommunicationsStrategy Chapter14 Definition Thespecificmixofadvertising, personalselling,salespromotion,and publicrelationsacompanyusesto pursueitsadvertisingandmarketing objectives. Goal1:Knowthetoolsofthemarketingcommunicationsmix 142 IntegratedMarketing Communications TheMarketingCommunications EnvironmentisChanging: Massmarketshavefragmented,causing marketerstoshiftawayfrommassmarketing totargetmarketing Improvementsininformationtechnologyare facilitatingsegmentation Mediafragmentationhasoccurredwith companiesdoinglessbroadcastingandmore narrowcasting Goal1:Knowthetoolsofthemarketingcommunicationsmix 143 IntegratedMarketing Communications TheNeedforIntegratedMarketing Communications Conflictingmessagesfromdifferentsources orpromotionalapproachescanconfuse companyorbrandimages Theproblemisparticularlyprevalentwhen functionalspecialistshandleindividualformsof marketingcommunicationsindependently Goal1:Knowthetoolsofthemarketingcommunicationsmix 144 IntegratedMarketing Communications TheNeedforIntegratedMarketing Communications TheInternetmustbeintegratedinto thebroaderIMCmix Bestbetistowedtraditionalbranding effortswiththeinteractivityand servicecapabilitiesofonline communications Goal1:Knowthetoolsofthemarketingcommunicationsmix 145 IntegratedMarketing Communications IntegratedMarketing Communications Theconceptunderwhichacompany carefullyintegratesandcoordinatesits manycommunicationschannelsto deliveraclear,consistent,and compellingmessageaboutthe organizationanditsproducts. Goal1:Knowthetoolsofthemarketingcommunicationsmix 146 TheCommunication Process Communicationseffortsshouldbe viewedfromtheperspectiveofmanaging customerrelationshipsovertime. Thecommunicationprocessbeginswith anauditofallpotentialcontactsa customermighthavewiththebrand. Effectivecommunicationrequires knowledgeofhowcommunicationworks. Goal2:UnderstandtheprocessandadvantagesofIMC 147 TheCommunication Process Elementsinthe CommunicationProcess Sender Message Media Receiver Encoding Decoding Response Feedback Noise Goal2:UnderstandtheprocessandadvantagesofIMC 148 DevelopingEffective Communication Step1:IdentifyingtheTargetAudience Affectsdecisionsrelatedtowhat,how,when, andwheremessagewillbesaid, aswellaswhowillsayit Step2:DeterminingCommunication Objectives Sixbuyerreadinessstages 149 Goal3:Learnthestepsindevelopingeffectivemarketingcommunications BuyerReadinessStages Awareness Knowledge Liking Preference Conviction Purchase 1410 Goal3:Learnthestepsindevelopingeffectivemarketingcommunications DevelopingEffective Communication Step3:DesigningaMessage AIDAframeworkguidesmessagedesign Messagecontentcontainsappealsorthemes designedtoproducedesiredresults Rationalappeals Emotionalappeals Love,pride,joy,humor,fear,guilt,shame Moralappeals 1411 Goal3:Learnthestepsindevelopingeffectivemarketingcommunications DevelopingEffective Communication Step3:DesigningaMessage MessageStructure:Keydecisionsare requiredwithrespecttothreemessage structureissues: Whetherornottodrawaconclusion Onesidedvs.twosidedargument Orderofargumentpresentation MessageFormat:Design,layout,copy,color, shape,movement,words,sounds,voice, bodylanguage,dress,etc. 1412 Goal3:Learnthestepsindevelopingeffectivemarketingcommunications DevelopingEffective Communication Step4:ChoosingMedia Personalcommunicationchannels Includesfacetoface,phone,mail,andInternet chatcommunications Wordofmouthinfluenceisoftencritical Buzzmarketingcultivatesopinionleaders Nonpersonalcommunicationchannels Includesmedia,atmosphere,andevents 1413 Goal3:Learnthestepsindevelopingeffectivemarketingcommunications DevelopingEffective Communication Step5:SelectingtheMessageSource Highlycrediblesourcesaremorepersuasive Apoorspokespersoncantarnishabrand Step6:CollectingFeedback Recognition,recall,andbehavioralmeasures areassessed Maysuggestchangesinproduct/promotion 1414 Goal3:Learnthestepsindevelopingeffectivemarketingcommunications Settingthe PromotionalBudget SettingtheTotalPromotional Budget AffordabilityMethod Budgetissetatalevelthatacompanycan afford PercentageofSalesMethod CompetitiveParityMethod Pastorforecastedsalesmaybeused Budgetmatchescompetitorsoutlays 1415 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix Settingthe PromotionalBudget SettingtheTotalPromotional Budget ObjectiveandTaskMethod Specificobjectivesaredefined Tasksrequiredtoachieveobjectivesare determined Costsofperformingtasksareestimated, thensummedtocreatethepromotional budget 1416 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix Settingthe PromotionalMix SettingtheOverallPromotionMix Determinedbythenatureofeach promotiontoolandtheselected promotionmixstrategy 1417 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SettingthePromotional BudgetandMix PromotionTools Advertising PersonalSelling SalesPromotion PublicRelations DirectMarketing Reacheslarge,geographically dispersedaudiences,often withhighfrequency Lowcostperexposure, thoughoverallcostsarehigh Consumersperceive advertisedgoodsasmore legitimate Dramatizescompany/brand Buildsbrandimage;may stimulateshorttermsales Impersonal;oneway communication 1418 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SettingthePromotional BudgetandMix PromotionTools Advertising PersonalSelling SalesPromotion PublicRelations DirectMarketing Mosteffectivetoolfor buildingbuyers preferences,convictions, andactions Personalinteractionallows forfeedbackand adjustments Relationshiporiented Buyersaremoreattentive Salesforcerepresentsa longtermcommitment Mostexpensiveofthe promotionaltools 1419 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SettingthePromotional BudgetandMix PromotionTools Advertising PersonalSelling SalesPromotion PublicRelations DirectMarketing Makesuseofavarietyof formats:premiums, coupons,contests,etc. Attractsattention,offers strongpurchaseincentives, dramatizesoffers,boosts saggingsales Stimulatesquickresponse Shortlived Noteffectiveatbuilding longtermbrand preferences 1420 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SettingthePromotional BudgetandMix PromotionTools Advertising PersonalSelling SalesPromotion PublicRelations DirectMarketing Highlycredible Manyforms:newsstories, newsfeatures,eventsand sponsorships,etc. Reachesmanyprospects missedviaotherformsof promotion Dramatizescompanyor benefits Oftenthemostunderused elementinthepromotional mix 1421 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SettingthePromotional BudgetandMix PromotionTools Advertising PersonalSelling SalesPromotion PublicRelations DirectMarketing Manyforms:Telephone marketing,directmail,online marketing,etc. Fourdistinctive characteristics: Nonpublic Immediate Customized Interactive Wellsuitedtohighlytargeted marketingefforts 1422 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SettingthePromotional BudgetandMix PromotionMixStrategies Pushstrategy:tradepromotionsand personalsellingeffortspushthe productthroughthedistribution channels. Pullstrategy:producersuse advertisingandconsumersales promotionstogeneratestrong consumerdemandforproducts. 1423 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SettingthePromotional BudgetandMix Checklist:IntegratingthePromotionMix Analyzetrends(internalandexternal) Auditcommunicationsspending Identifyallpointsofcontact Teamupincommunicationsplanning Makeallcommunicationelementscompatible Createperformancemeasures AppointanIMCmanager 1424 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SociallyResponsible Communications AdvertisingandSalesPromotion Avoidfalseanddeceptiveadvertising Nobaitandswitchadvertising Tradepromotionscannotfavorcertain customersoverothers Useadvertisingtopromotesocially responsibleprogramsandactions 1425 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix SociallyResponsible Communications PersonalSelling Salespeoplemustfollowtherulesoffair competition Threedaycoolingoffruleprotectsultimate consumersfromhighpressuretactics Businesstobusinessselling Bribery,industrialespionage,andmakingfalse anddisparagingstatementsaboutacompetitorare forbidden 1426 Goal4:Understandmethodsforsettingbudgetsanddesigningthemix
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