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| Tailoring Marketing Communication to Consumer |
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Promotion, Marketing Communication and Integrated Marketing Communication
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A coordinated marketing communication effort.
-goal is to influence attitudes or behavior
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Informs-new products
Reminds- mature products
Persuades- why our product is better
Builds relationships- focus on having a mutual beneficial relationship.
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| Integrated Marketing communication (IMC) |
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a process where marketers form and coordinates measurable persuasive communication program for a specific target market over a certain amount of time
-plan,develop, execute,evaluate
Consumer see your message as a whole
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Encoding,Source,Message,Medium,Reciever,
Decoding, Noise, and Feedback
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a process of translating ideas into a a communication
-done by the source
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the organization or individual sending the message.
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the physical form of the communication
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the communication vehicle, how we reach our audience
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individual or organization the intercepts and interprets the message
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the receiver assigns meaning to the message
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anything that interferes with the effectiveness of communication
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the receiver reaction to the message
-can be direct on indirect
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Communication efforts under the organization control, amount of control varies.
advertising,, sales promotion,public relations,personal selling,direct marketing.
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| Mass Appeals : Advertising |
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non-personal form of communication from an identified sponsor using mass media
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| Mass Appeals: Sales promotion mix |
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incentives designed to build interest or encourage purchase
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| Mass Appeals:Public Relations |
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Communication activities to create or maintain a positive image for the company and products
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| Personal Appeals: Personal Selling |
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direct interaction between a company representative and a customer trying to encourage a purchase.
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| Personal Appeals:Direct Marketing |
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efforts to gain direct response from your customers
-telemarketing
-junk mails
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everyday people talk about the product or company
-helps the company marketing efforts.
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| Buzz Appeal:Buzz Marketing |
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a high profile person talk about the product or brand.
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| Buzz Appeal: Viral Marketing |
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entertaining or informative messages that are designed to be passed on
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| Buzz Appeal:Word of mouth marketing |
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activities that give people a reason to talk about the product
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| Buzz Appeal:Guerrilla Marketing |
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activities that ambush consumers with promotional content
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creating and maintain long term relationships by satisfying customer needs.
-Focus on relationships
-Unifies all marketing communication tools-presenting a persistent message.
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creates a single voice, begins with the customer,one to one marketing,two-way communication,focuses on stakeholders,continuous stream of communication, importance of feedback.
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a creation of an on-going relationship with a set of customers that has an identifiable interest in a product
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| IMC and Database marketing |
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Customer responses become part of ongoing communication
Standard cross-selling, build relationships, measurable ,help locate new customers, and in interactive.
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Identify target market
establish objectives
set the marketing budget
design the promotion mix
evaluate program effectiveness
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Hierarchy of effects
-create awareness
-inform market to create desire to encourage purchase or trail to build loyalty.
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Choose the way in which you will set your marketing budget
-bottom-up
-objective
-top-down
-Percentage of sale
-Competitive parity
-Affordable
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identify goals and then allocate money to achieve them
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task-development budget by setting specific objectives and determining task required to achieve them and the cost of the tasks.
-most effective
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set the budget at a percentage of current or forecast sales
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match what competitors are spending on their budget
-Less effective
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management set overall budget and then divides it among the promotion mix
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setting the budget at what the company can afford
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determine the type of appeal and the attention,interest,desire, and action. Choose the channel.
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| evaluate the program effectiveness |
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are our communication objectives adequately translated into communication and is that communication reaching our target market.
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