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Integrated Marketing
Communications
Chapter 17Chapter 17Chapter 17Chapter 17
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Chapter GoalsChapter GoalsChapter GoalsChapter Goals
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• Role of promotion• Forms of promotion• Concept of integrated marketing communications• How the process of communicating relates to
effective promotion• Key consideration in developing a promotion mix• alternative promotional budgeting methods• Major types of promotion regulation
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Promotion in MarketingPromotion in Marketing
Use communication to influencethe awareness, feelings,
beliefs and behaviorof prospective customers
Use communication to influencethe awareness, feelings,
beliefs and behaviorof prospective customers
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Goal of PromotionGoal of Promotion
The Goal of Promotion is to Change the Pattern of Demand for a Product.
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Role of Promotion in MarketingRole of Promotion in Marketing
Promotion and
Imperfect Competition
Promotion and
Imperfect Competition
Promotion and
Marketing
Promotion and
MarketingPersuading
Informing
Reminding
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Promotion MethodsPromotion Methods
Personal Selling
Advertising
Direct presentationFace-to-face
or phoneMost money spent
NonpersonalPaid
SponsorPromotion
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Promotion MethodsPromotion Methods
Sales Promotion
Public Relations
SponsoredDemand stimulation
IncentivesTrade promotions
Variety of communication effortsContribute to generally
Favorable attitudesNo specific sales message
Publicity
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Integrated Marketing Integrated Marketing CommunicationsCommunications
A strategic business process
used to plan, develop, execute, and evaluate
Coordinated communication
with an organization’s public
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IMC ElementsIMC Elements
Awareness of audience’s information sources
Understanding of audience’s knowledge and beliefs
Mix of promotional tools linked to common goal
Promotional effort coordinated to communicatea consistent message
Timed, continuous flow of information
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Implementing IMCImplementing IMC
Coordinated to accomplish
objectives
Coordinated to accomplish
objectives
Advertising SalesPromotion
PersonalSelling
PublicRelations
DirectMarketing
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Evaluating IMCEvaluating IMC
Action: usage or responses
Interest in a product orbrand
Examine resultsExamine results
Awareness of companyor brand
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Barriers to IMCBarriers to IMC
Departmentalbarriers
MarketingCommunications
Manager
ResistanceTo alternatives
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Communication ProcessCommunication Process
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Determining the Promotional MixDetermining the Promotional Mix
STRATEGIC DECISIONS
Available money
Product Life Cycle Stage
Nature of product
Promotion Objectives
Target Audience
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Push and Pull StrategiesPush and Pull Strategies
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Promotion ObjectivesPromotion Objectives
Hierarchy of Objectives
Purchase
Conviction
Preference
Liking
Knowledge
Awareness
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Nature of the ProductNature of the Product
Degrees of Customization
Presale andPostsale Service
Unit Value
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Product Life CycleProduct Life Cycle
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The Promotion BudgetThe Promotion Budget
Percentageof
Sales
Taskor
Objective
FollowingCompetition
AllAvailable
Funds
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Regulation of PromotionRegulation of Promotion
FederalTrade
CommissionAct
TrademarkLaw Revision
Act
Lanham Trademark
Act
Wheeler- LeaAmendment
Robinson-Patman
Act
TelephoneConsumerProtection
Act
FEDERAL
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Regulation of PromotionRegulation of Promotion
STATE AND LOCALSTATE AND LOCAL
GreenRiver
Ordinance
NationalAdvertising
Division
Printers’ Ink
Statutes
Council ofBetter
BusinessBureaus
Children’sAdvertising
ReviewUnit
PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONSPRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS
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Key Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and Concepts
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• Promotion
• Personal selling
• Advertising
• Sales promotion
• Public relations
• Integrated marketing communications
• Communication
• Promotion mix
• Push strategy
• Pull strategy
• Hierarchy of effects
• Viral marketing
• Promotional budgeting methods
• Federal Trade Commission Act
• Wheeler-Lea Amendment
• Robinson-Patman Act
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Key Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and Concepts
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• Lanham Trademark Act
• Trademark Law Revision Act
• Telephone Consumer Protection Act
• Printers’ Ink statures
• Green River ordinance