This document discusses promotion and integrated marketing communications (IMC). It defines the promotion mix, which includes advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, public relations, and direct/digital marketing. IMC requires companies to carefully integrate their communication channels to deliver a clear, consistent message about the organization and its products to consumers. The document outlines the communication process and steps in developing effective marketing communications, such as identifying the target audience, determining communication objectives, designing messages using the AIDA model, and choosing appropriate media.
This document discusses promotion and integrated marketing communications (IMC). It defines the promotion mix, which includes advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, public relations, and direct/digital marketing. IMC requires companies to carefully integrate their communication channels to deliver a clear, consistent message about the organization and its products to consumers. The document outlines the communication process and steps in developing effective marketing communications, such as identifying the target audience, determining communication objectives, designing messages using the AIDA model, and choosing appropriate media.
This document discusses promotion and integrated marketing communications (IMC). It defines the promotion mix, which includes advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, public relations, and direct/digital marketing. IMC requires companies to carefully integrate their communication channels to deliver a clear, consistent message about the organization and its products to consumers. The document outlines the communication process and steps in developing effective marketing communications, such as identifying the target audience, determining communication objectives, designing messages using the AIDA model, and choosing appropriate media.
- The promotion mix is also the mkt comunication mix + Advertising : change attitude, brand awareness + Sale promotion : change bahavior + Personal selling : presentations, trade shows, incentive + Public relations : bên thứ 3 nói về doanh nghiệp còn quảng cáo thì doanh nghiệp tự khen mình + Direct and digital mkt => Summaries của chapter có định nghĩa và đặc điểm (học) II. IMC The new marketing communications model + Consumer are changing : they are better informed and more communications-empowwered + MKt strategíe are changing : as mass mkt have fragmented, mkters are shfting away from mass mkt + Changes in digital technology : are causing changes in the ways in which cpny and customer communicate with each other The need for integrated marketing communications + IMC requires the company carefully integrates its many communication channels to deliver a clear, consistent and compelling message about the organisation and its products. A view of the communication process Sender(a person has an idea to communicate) => Encoding idea become a key message => Reciever(who decodes it based on their own) but trong qtrinh này sẽ bị NOISE : Reciever feedback Sender VD : Honde(đưa chiếc xe mới ra thị trường với thông điệp chiếc xe đồng hành với người xa quê về ăn tết) => Đen Vâu => KH hiểu được là đen vâu muốn truyền tải Steps in developing effective marketing communication 1. Identifying the target audience - Who audience ? curent users or potentail buyer, individual, groups, special publics or general public - What will be said ? - How/When/Where it will be said ? - Who will say it ? 2. Determining the communication objectives - The target audience may be in any of six buyer-readiness stages : awareness , knowledge , liking , preference , conviction and purchase 3. Designing a message - AIDA model : Awareness, Interest, Desire, Action => When putting a message together, the marketing communicator must decide what to say (message content) and how to say it (message structure and format) 4. Chosing media Setting the total promotion budget and mix Setting the total promotion budget Affordable method Percentage-of-sales method Competitive-parity method Objective-and-task method