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MANAGEMENT -II
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KIIT OF THE WOLF STREET
AJAI KRISHNA SINGH (21202075)
MUSKAN DASH (21202092)
SWAGATIKA DASH (21202134)
SHYAM SHARMA (2120287)
RIYA ROUNIYAR (21202344)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This project is a combined effort of all the resources and people who have
contributed their ways in making this report effective and purposeful. In our
report, we would like to take the opportunity to thank all those who have
been instrumental in preparing this project.
We wish to express our deep sense of gratitude to Prof. Joydeep Biswas,
Professor, KIIT School of Management, KIIT University, for his invaluable
guidance, motivation, constant inspiration, and ever-co-operative attitude in
completing this project
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INTRODUCTION
ELKOS Pens Limited was incorporated in the year 2003 by Late Mr. H. S. Jain and
Mr. B. K. Jain under their able and visionary leadership. ELKOS Pens has grown
exporters of writing instruments including Ball Pen, Gel Pen, Direct Fill Pen,
the standards of ISO 9001:2015 (QMS), and also has a distinguished honor of
being stationery partners in reputed Indian educational institutes like IITs & IIMs.
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Marketing Promotion Model - 1. Market and Mission
Message
· Message Strategy and its relation to the Decision Making Process of target
market: - there are several marketing strategies ex.- emotional, Unique Selling
proposition, Generic, positioning, Repositioning, pre-emptive, etc.
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We will be using Repositioning because our brand is already being established but
now it is being considered as an old generation pen company & the recognition is
fading lately.
Here we will be using humor appeal to address our target audience because
it will work the best & also it is used the most in this industry.
Media
· Choice of media with justification: - We will use television, social media & print
advertisement. This will ensure greater reach & will significantly increase our
brand awareness, recall. The reason we are choosing television & more
specifically youthrelated channels is that there are still places where internet
usage is not prominent & television reach in India is still higher than social media.
We chose social media because it is proven to be more efficient & effective. Now
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coming to the print advertisement, it is considered because People tend to have a
natural affinity for newspapers and magazines, including pertinent advertising
pieces they can save and read at their leisure. Printed ads are also perceived by
Money
Several factors affect the allocation of the budget, some of which are mentioned
below: -
i) Corporate objectives:
Using the objective task method, the linkage between advertising expenditure
and corporate objective will be established. The advertising expenditure varies
depending upon corporate philosophy and priorities. For example in India, we
find that public sector corporations such as BEST or the Mahanagar Telephone
Nigam Ltd spend less on advertising than private sector companies such as
Reliance Industries or Tata Industries.
This has a very important influence on the ad budget and companies use
the brand history method for deciding how to spend on the product. iii)
Usually, companies have a yearly budget but some may prepare a long-term
budget that matches the long-term objectives. iv) The competitor's strategies:
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Product categories, which have stiff competition, witness a greater expenditure
on advertising. For example, in India television manufacturers spend more than
the manufacturer of earbuds. (manufactured mainly by Johnson & Johnson ).
When competitors increase their advertising expenditure others are forced to
follow them.
v) Affordability:
Even the best-laid plans can be affected by the changes in the marketplace.
Advertisers have to keep aside contingency funds that can be used to tackle
· Method used for allocating budget: - we will be dividing the budget according
to its accuracy (how effectively we are able to reach the target customer. Ex- In
social media we can very precisely reach our target audience but in television ads
it is not that accurate & it is even less accurate in the case of print ads ) & rach.
As the company is not in a position to put hefty money for a big campaign so it
has to allocate the budget in a way where it will get the best value for the buck.
Considering all the above aspects we will be allocating our budget more on social
media & television then print because social media has greater accuracy &
television has greater reach.
· Explain the break-up of the budget with respect to media planning and
content creation: - all the campaigns will start one after another with a gap of 2
months in order to track the effectiveness of the method being used both the
social media & the television campaign will run for a month & in both the months
there will be 2 posts in both the newspaper.
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