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Chapter 1

Marketing Communications

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the coordination of all marketing communications in a unified program that maximizes the impact on the intended target audience integrated marketing communications
a form of marketing communications designed to stimulate a positive response from a defined target market advertising
advertising that provides information about a branded product to help build its image in the minds of customers product advertising
advertising that communicates a specific offer to encourage an immediate response from the target audience promotional advetising
the delivery of a message to a target audience of one; the message can be distributed by direct mail, direct response television , or telemarketing direct response communications
the placement of an advertising message on a website, or an ad delivered by email or through mobile communications devices digital communications
a process that enables an organization to develop an ongoing relationship with valued customers; the organization captures and uses information about its customers to its advantage in developing the relationship crm
an activity that provides incentives to bring about immediate response from customers distributors and an organizations sales force sales promotion
a form of communications designed to gain public understanding and acceptance public relations
a form of marketing that creates an emotional connection with the consumer in personally relevant and memorable ways experiential marketing
the process, planned by a sponsoring orginization of integrating a variety of communications elements with a single event theme event marketing
the act of financially supporting an event in return for certain advertising rights and privileges sponsorship
face-to-face communication involving the presentation of features and benefits of a product or service to a buyer; the object is to make a sale personal selling
the combined acts carried out by individuals choosing and using goods and services, including the the decisions-making processes that determine these acts consumer behaviour
the perception of the absence of something useful need
a condition that prompts an individual to take action to satisfy a need motive
a persons distinguishing psychological characteristics that lead to relatively consistent and enduring responses to the environment in which that person lives personality
an individuals feelings, favorable or unfavorable toward an idea or object attitudes
the manner in which people receive and interpret messages perception
a group of people who share common interests that influence the attitudes and behaviours of its members reference group
marketing strategies that reach both genders effectively double targeting
a market of goods and services needed to produce a product or service, promote an idea, or operate a business b2b marketing
a formal buying structure in an organization that brings together expertise from the various functional areas to share in the buying decision process buying committee
an informal purchasing process in which individuals in an organization perform particular roles but may not have direct responsibility for the actual decision buying centre
an online business-to-business marketplace through which participants can purchase goods and services from one another e-procurement
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