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chapter seven Developing Marketing and Advertising Plans McGraw-Hill/Irwin Essentials of Contemporary Advertising Copyright © 2007 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

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chapter seven

Developing Marketing and

Advertising Plans

McGraw-Hill/IrwinEssentials of Contemporary Advertising Copyright © 2007 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Objectives_1

Explain the role and importance of a marketing plan

Give examples of need-satisfying and sales-target objectives

Explain the difference between objectives, strategies, and tactics in marketing and advertising plans

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Objectives_2

Discuss the suitability of top-down, bottom-up, and integrated marketing communications planning

Describe how marketing and advertising plans are related

Explain how to establish specific, realistic, and measurable objectives

Explain how advertising budgets are determined

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The Importance of Marketing Planning

The marketing plan assembles all the pertinent facts about– the organization– the market it serves– its products, services, customers, and

competition

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Planning Approaches

IntegratedMarketing

CommunicationsModel

Bottom-Up

Model

Top-DownModel

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Top-Down Marketing Plan

Situation Analysis

Marketing Objectives

Marketing Strategy

Marketing Tactics

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Objectives

Corporate objectives are stated in terms of profit, net worth, financial ratios, and reputation

Marketing objectives relate to the needs of the target market and sales goals– Need-satisfying objectives– Sales-target objectives

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Marketing Strategy

Step 1: Define the target market

Step 2: Determine the strategic positioning

Step 3: Develop the marketing mix

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Positioning

This ad positions Tide as an alternative

to detergent with bleach.

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Positioning Strategy Approaches

Product attribute Price/quality Use/application Product class Product user Product

competitor Cultural symbol

A brand’s position can sometimes be discerned from its tagline:– BMW– Bounty– Sara Lee– Others?

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Bottom-up Marketing Plan

Marketing Results

Marketing Strategy

Marketing Tactics

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Why are Relationships Important?

The cost of lost customers– Lifetime customer value (LTCV)

The cost of acquiring new customers

The value of loyal customers

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Levels of Relationships

Transactional

Reactive

Accountable

Proactive

Partnership

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Exhibit 7-3

Relationship levels as a function of

profit margin

and number of customers

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Integrated Marketing Communications

The process of building and reinforcing mutually profitable relationships with employees, customers, other stakeholders, and the general public by developing and coordinating a strategic communications program that enables them to have a constructive encounter with the company/brand through a variety of media or other contacts

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Integrated Marketing Communications

A Concept A Process

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Four Sources of Brand Messages

Planned

Service Unplanned

Product

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Exhibit 7-4 The Integration Triangle

Say

Confirm Do

Planned messages

Unplanned messages Product, service messages

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The Advertising Plan

Represents an outgrowth of the marketing plan

Organizes the marketing plan’s situation analysis into a SWOT analysis

Sets advertising objectives Determines advertising strategy Sets budget

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Exhibit 7-6 The Advertising Pyramid

Action

Awareness

Comprehension

Conviction

Desire

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Advertising Strategy

Creative Strategy– Address target

audience– Restates the

objective– Specifies key

benefits to be communicated

– Offers support for benefits

Media Strategy– Defines

communication objectives

– Describes use of media and vehicles

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Methods of Allocating Funds

Percentage-of-sales Percentage-of-profit Unit-of-sale Competitive-parity Share-of-market Objective task

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Key Terms_1

Action programs Advertising plan Advertising strategy Bottom-up

marketing Corporate objectives Creative strategy Endcap promotion

Integrated marketing communication

Lifetime customer value

Marketing objectives Marketing plan Marketing strategy Media strategy

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Key Terms_2

Need-satisfying objectives

Objective/task method

Percentage-of-sales method

Planned messages Positioning Product life cycle

Product messages Relationship

marketing Sales-target

objective Service messages Share-of-market/

share of voice method

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Key Terms_3

Situation analysis Stakeholders SWOT analysis Synergy

Tactics Top-down marketing Unplanned

messages Value