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IBP

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What is advertising? Indirect way of turning a potential customer towards the product/service by providing information to persuade a favourable outcome
What is advertising's purpose? Create AWARENESS * ATTENTION * LOYALTY *RECALL *INTENTION TO PURCHASE
What did Beck (1997) say about late modernity? (Today's global society) It is a democracy orientated towards the consumer, they have greater power
What is the consumer role in advertising? * SKEPTICAL * RESISTANT TOWARDS MAINSTREAM TECHNIQUES *SEEKING CONTROL OVER INFORMATION THEY RECEIVE * SHARE/PRODUCE CONTENT
what is a brand community and example? A group of consumer enthusiasts eg Harley Davidson Owners group 660,000 members 115 countries
What is advertising's objectives? * PERSUASIVE * CONTROL COMMUNICATION ENVIRONMENT * ENGAGE WITH USER * MARKET WITH CONSUMER
What is retail Marketing? Instore image of products + services using local media - M&S
B2B Advertising? to consumers and trade * using specialty media (more direct/personal selling to agents eg tyre manufacturer to car manufacturer
Corporate advertising? promotion of company rather than product - Exxon advertising ethical values after Gulf Coast oil spill
Direct V Delayed? Direct - calls consumers to act immediately Delayed - build preference over time eg persil
User Generated Adverts? Disseminate online content resembling brands they love or hate - Doritos Crash the Superbowl/ Fred Perry Tell us your stories
Advert Parodies? Popular culture * shared * create publicity eg John Lewis Bear & Hare - Badger Cull protests
Defenders of advertising? *Educates * Leaves choice to consumer * informs of variety * its a necessity in liberal market
Critics of Advertising? Creates false hope * false reality * suggests fulfillment of human needs * attempts to control behaviour
Integrated Brand Promotion? Process of using a wide range of promotional tools to create widespread brand exposure
what are the IBP tools? *Advertising * Public Relations * Sponsorship * Product Placement * Sales Promotion * Personal Selling * Direct Marketing
Why is IBP Important? *loss of faith in mass media * greater impact * technological evolution * communication evolution * build loyalty * globalisation of marketing strategies
Barriers to IBP? *existing structures * perceived complexity * marketing used to be outsourced * need for cohesion * communicate to new and existing consumers with one message
What are the 6 elements of the communication process? Shannon Model! Source - encoded message - transmission - decoded message - reciever * noise
Benefits of advertising? Promotes a companies success and popularity * can legitimise a company in the public eye * can exploit symbols and senses to achieve objectives
Disadvantages of Advertising? One way process traditionally open to misinterpretation needs to be supported by all functions costly
Critique of Shannons 1948 Communication model? Communication more effective face to face communication is not a one way process not adapted for modern communication platforms the receiver is now the sender in some circumstanes
What are the considerations for choice of IBP Tool? * Push Versus Pull * Target Audience * Budget * Proactive/Reactive * Short term/Long term focus * where product is in Product Life Cycle * Possible associations that might arise
Created by: guymandziuk92
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