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Developing Effective
Communications?
Kotler Chapter 16
Aayushi Aggarwal
IIT Kanpur
Major Steps In Developing Effective
Communication
1. Identify target audience
Process must start
with a clear target
audience in mind.
A specific group of
people within Target audience: Children
the target market
at which a product
or the marketing
message of a
product is aimed.
Target audience :Youngsters
2. Determine The Communications Objectives
What should be the main Brand
purpose behind company’s need attitude
to connect with the customers?
Possible
Objectives
Category
Need Brand
Awaren
ess
Brand
purchase
intension
Category Need
Establishing a
new product
category, it is
necessary to
remove or satisfy
a perceived
discrepancy
between a
current and
desired
motivational
Electric cars: “New to the world”
state. A Need to reduce Green house Gas
Emissions
Create Brand Awareness
Fostering the
consumer’s
ability to
recognize or
recall the brand Brand recall : Generate and retrieve the
within the brand in their memory
category, in
sufficient detail
to make a
purchase.
Brand recognition :Correctly differentiate the
brand they previously have been exposed to
Brand attitude
Helping
customers
evaluate the
brand’s
Ads show how stains are removed (Problem removal)
perceived
ability to
meet a
currently
relevant need
Sensory oriented ads for food products
Brand purchase intension
Moving
customers to
decide to
purchase the
brand or take
purchase
related Promotional offers like coupons or
action. deals encourage consumers to
make a mental commitment to buy.
3. Design the Communications
• What to say?-
Message strategy
Sensory
Ego Satisfaction
Rational
Creative strategy
How to say?
Creative Strategies are the way marketers translate
their messages into specific communication.
Informational Transformational
Appeals appeals
Guerilla Marketing
techniques
5. Establish the Total Marketing
Budget
It can be
40-45% in Cosmetics
While only
5-10% in
Industrial
equipment industry
Affordable method –
Set budget at what companies think they can afford