Week 9 Flashcards
(35 cards)
Promotional Mix is and use to: (3)
is a combination of one or more communication tools used to:
1. inform
2. persuade
3. remind
5 elements of promotional mix
- advertising
- personal selling
- public relation
- sales promotion
- direct marketing
advertising is
any paid form of nonpersonal communication about an organization, productive, service
advertising
institutional advertisement and product advertisement
institutional advertisement: build goodwill or an image for an organization (reputation)
product advertisement: focuses on selling product/service
creating advertising messages
- message content: what the ad will say or communicate
- message execution: different types of appeal -> fear, sex, humorous
select the advertising media + factors to consider
where to place the ad
factors to consider:
- media habits of the target audience
- complexity of message
- product attributes may require certain media
- cost
Advertising
declining on media timing:
factor to consider (3)
scheduling approaches (3)
declining on media timing:
factor to consider (3)
- buyer turnover
- purchase frequency
- forgetting rate
scheduling approaches (3)
- continues (steady)
- flighting (intermittent)
- pulse (burst)
sales promotion is
kinds of sales promotion (9)
short-term inducement of value offered to arouse interest in buying a product or service
public relations is
roles (4)
advantages
publicity tools (2)
a form of communication management that seeks to influence the feelings held by customers about a product or service
advantages: more believable, soft selling
roles:
- evaluate public attitudes and opinions
- identifies issues of public concern
- executes programs to grain the public acceptance
- create visibility for the company and products
public tools: method of obtaining a nonpersonal presentation of an organization
- new release: announcement regarding changes in the company
- new conference: representatives of the media are all invited to an informal meeting
personal selling is
when does it worok
consist a two way flow of communication between a buyer and seller, often in a face to face encounter
when does it work?
- products are complex
- high involvement purchase
- media do not provide an effective link
direct marketing
direct communication with consumers
3 forms of product advertisements
- pioneering (information)
- competitive (persuasive)
- reminder
7 steps in developing an ad program
- identify the target audience
- specify the advertising objectives
- setting the advertising budget
- designing the advertisement
- selecting the right media
- other media alternatives
- scheduling the advertising
3 types of agency
full service - does everything
limited service/special - specializes in one aspect
in house - provides range of services, depending on the company needs
posttest (5)
- aided recall (starch test): percentage of those who remember seeing a specific ad, saw or read any, ads copy, at least half of the ad
- unaided recall:
- attitude test: changes of consumer’s attitude
- inquiry tests: offering additional product information
- sales tests: controlled experiments and consumer purchase task
basic terms of media buyers
- reach
- rating
- frequency
-gross rating points (GRPs)
- reach: the number of people exposed to an ad
- rating:
- frequency: percentage of households that are tuned to a particular show
-gross rating points (GRPs): reach X frequency
media planner must
- balance reach, frequency, and cost
- obtain the appropriate number of GRPs to achieve an advertising campaign’s objective
pretest
- portfolio test: test copy alternative
- jury test: ad copy to a panel of consumers and rate it
- theater test: invited to watch a new show which test commercial are shown
Cost per thousand formula
(cost of ad : audience size) x 1000
increasing value of promotion
- build long term relationships
- self regulation
trade oriented sales promotion (3)
- allowances and discounts (merchandise, case and finance allowances)
- cooperative advertising
- training of distributors salesforce
4 institutional advertisements
- advocacy
- pioneering
- competitive
- reminder
integrated marketing communications (IMC)
concept of designing a communication program that coordinate all promotional activities to provide a consistent message across audiences
communication requires 6 elements
- communication
- source
- message
- channel of communication
- receivers
- feedback loop