Planning and Strategy Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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Planning process (2)

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Marketing plan

Advertising plan

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This specifies the overall goals, objectives, strategies, and tactics for the brand

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Marketing plan

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3
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Marketing plan effect on advertising

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Helps managers analyze and improve communications
Defines the role of advertising in the marketing mix
Enables better implementation, control, and continuity of campaigns
Ensures most efficient allocation or IMC dollars

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4
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Marketing Plan 3 types

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Top down
Bottom up
IMC

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5
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The most traditional and most commonly used format of marketing planning

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Top down marketing plan

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Four stages of top down marketing plan

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Situation analysis
Marketing objectives
Marketing strategy
Marketing tactics

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Factual statement of the company’s current situation and how it got there
Should also place these facts into context
From it, companies usually develop SWOT analysis

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Top-down marketing plan situation analysis

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Clear, quantifiable, realistic marketing goals that are to be accomplished within a defined time period
Should be able to be accomplished by a variety of marketing activities (sales, market share, etc)

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Top down marketing plan marketing objectives

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Describes how the company plans to meet its marketing objectives - includes defining target market, determining strategic positioning, and developing appropriate marketing mix

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Top down marketing plan Marketing strategy

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Specific short-term actions to be taken to put into effect marketing strategy

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Top down marketing plan marketing tactics

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Bottom up marketing plan

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  1. Marketing tactics
  2. Marketing strategy
  3. Marketing results
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12
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The optimal combination and coordination of the promotional mix elements designed to provide clarity, consistency, and maximum communications impact

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Integrated marketing communications

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13
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Relationship marketing (3)

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Customers, not products, are focus
Market relationships, not transactions
Know that customer has choices

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14
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Four Cs

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Customer
Cost
Convenience
Conversation

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15
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Four sources of brand messages

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Planned
Product
Service
Unplanned

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16
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Traditional marketing communications messages

-advertising, sales promotions, personal selling, public relations, event sponsorships

17
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Messages from other elements in the marketing mix

-price, packaging, distribution elements

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Employee interactions with customers

  • general employees
  • customer service
19
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Uncontrollable sources

-employee gossip, unsought news stories, competitors, WOM rumors, major disasters

20
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The integration triangle

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Say (planned)
Do (product and service messages)
Confirm (unplanned messages)

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IMC approach to marketing planning (4)

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Customer
Communications objectives
Communications strategy
Communications tactics

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The plan that directs the company’s advertising effort
It analyses the situation, sets advertising objectives, and lay out to a specific strategy from which ads and campaigns are created
Stems from the marketing plan

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Advertising planning

23
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First step of advertising objective

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Objectives are key

24
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Why are objectives key

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They guide the planning and decision making
They affect creative and media decisions
They provide a benchmark

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Marketing ___, advertising ____
Sells; tells
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These can be related to sales, advertising objectives should be related to communication outcomes
Marketing objectives
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Before _______ can persuade consumers to buy, it must inform, persuade, or remind its audience about the product or service
Advertising
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Some communications are more directly tied to sales (3)
Direct-response advertising Sales promotions Point-of-purchase displays
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Any individual advertising objective must be (4)
Result-specific (measurable) Time-specific Quantified Reasonable/challenging
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Advertising pyramid (5)
``` Awareness Comprehension Conviction Desire Action ```
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To acquaint people with the company, product, service, and/or brand (level of advertising pyramid)
Awareness
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Communicate enough information about the products purpose, image, or position, and perhaps some of its features (level of advertising pyramid)
Comprehension
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Persuade people to actually believe in the products value (level of advertising pyramid)
Conviction
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Motivate consumers to desire the product (level of advertising pyramid)
Desire
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Motivate people to request additional information, send in a coupon, visit a store, or actually buy the product (level of advertising pyramid)
Action
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As you go up the advertising pyramid (3)
Fewer people More time More money
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Two advertising strategies
Creative strategy | Media strategy
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This strategy is a guide for developing advertising Defined the target audience Restates the objective of the advertising Specifies the key benefits to be communicated
Creative strategy
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This strategy provides direction to the media planners Defines communication objectives that must be achieved and describes how these will be accomplished through the use of media vehicles
Media strategy